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clause was notan enacting, but a
declaratory clause, that the payment ofthe reasonable and Coach Factory actual Coach Diaper Bags expenses ofvoters was notillegal. The House ofLords had struck out that clause, without declaring that the payment ofthose expenses was illegal.
Mb.MALINS said, he thought the noble Lord the President ofthe Coach Outlet Online Council wouldagree with him, that it was notfair that such a subject should be discussed without notice. In order, therefore, that such notice might be given, and that those hon. Members who were absent might have an opportunity ofattending, he wouldpropose an adjournment until Thursday. He wouldhave preferred Friday, but he understood that the prorogation was to be on Saturday, and he could see that Coach Online Outlet Friday might be inconvenient; but he trusted that the noble Lord wouldthink that, in proposing Thursday, he was ouly suggesting a fair compromise. There was another reason for the postponement. It wouldafford the noble Lord an opportunity ofgiving an answer to the question he had asked just now, and which, he thought, respect for the country and Coach Factory Outlet that House demanded should be answered, as to the reasons which had led the noble Duke (his colleague) to move in the other House ofParliament to undo that which the noble Lord in that House had himself proposed to do.Mr.SPEAKER said, the hon. and learned Gentleman could only move that the debate be adjourned.
Mr.MALINS said, he wouldtherefore alter his Amendment Coach Factory Outlet Online accordingly, on the understanding that, if carried, the discussion should be resumed on Thursday.
LordJOHN RUSSELL said, a postponement to Thursday wouldgive hou. Gentlemen opposite a great advantage. It was obvious that they might pursue the same course on that day and on Friday as they had pursued to-day, and then the only alternative wouldbe, that the prorogation must be postponed or the Coach Diaper Bags Outlet Bill be lost.
Mr.BRIGHT said, it appeared to him there was something notquite so honest as they might expect in the course which hon. Gentlemen opposite were taking. Thev were objecting now to the further Coach Outlet progress oftho Bill, on the ground that a particular clauso had been withdrawn, but they had voted against the Bill with that Coach Factory Outlet clansc in it; and Coach Factory Store the ground oftheir opposition, therefore, must be sought, notin the withdrawal ofthe clause, but in the ancient inveterate hostility to the Bill itself. He thought that the Coach Outlet Online objection as to wont ofnotice savoured very much ofa court oflaw; that those hon. Members who were still in town, and had sufficient means ofknowing that the subject wns to be digcussed, and that those who had gone out oftown, must be supposed to have ascertained before

Mr.MALINS said, he wouldbeg the noble
Lord the President ofthe Council Coach Diaper Bags to say, after the House ofCommons had decided five times by large majorities Coach Outlet that the actual and reasonable travelling expenses ofvoters should be paid by the candidates, and after every Member ofthe Government in that House had voted in favour ofthe clause to that effect, that the Coach Factory Outlet Coach Factory Outlet Online resolution to which the House had deliberately come should bo set aside because the House ofLords had decided, upon a single night's debate upon the whole Bill, that the clause should be expunged.The effect ofomitting the clause wouldbo to leave the question ofthe legality or illegality oftravelling expenses in a state ofgreater doubt and uncertainty than before; and it wouldbe impossible cither for an election officer or an Election Committee ofthat House to show how they were to deal with such cases. He thought that, instead ofpassing the Bill in its presentimperfect and dangerous shape, it wouldbe fnr bettor to delay it till next Session. But he wouldlike the noble Lord the President ofthe Council to explain how it came to pass that a clause, which was supported in the House ofCommons by all the Members ofthe Government in that House, was struck out on the Motion ofanother Member ofthe Government in the House ofLords. It could notbo that the noble Duke acted without the knowledge or consent ofhis -, Mr. Wilkinson
colleagues. He believed Coach Online Outlet that in some matters the noble Duke did notallow the other Members ofthe Government to interfere with him; but this was nota question ofthat description; and at Coach Outlet Online all events the matter was one in which an explanation was most assuredly due to the House. Seeing that the Bill as Coach Factory it now stood Coach Factory Store was one oflittle value, while it was calculated to create the greatest possible embarrassment at elections, he trusted that it wouldbe allowed to remain over till next Session, when it might be made really effective for the suppression ofbribery and corruption.
SibCHARLES BURRELL said, he thought candidates should be allowed to pay the travelling expenses ofpoor voters, who had Coach Outlet Online notthe means of goingto the poll at their own cost. He wouldalso suggest that more polling-booths should be erected in large counties, and in any future Coach Diaper Bags Outlet Bill he hopedthat point would notbe lost sight of.The omission ofthe clause which allowed travelling expenses was a harsh and injudicious act, and he wouldtherefore vote against it.
LordROBERT GROSVENOR said, he must deny the assertion ofthe Coach Factory Outlet hon. and learned Member for Wallingford (Mr. Malins), that the Government had to a man supported the clause in that House. The Attorney General notonly voted, but spoke, against the clause. He rejoiced exceedingly at the course which had been taken in the other House, for be saw an opening for

this, but on similar occasions, that ho
believed the only effectual mode of puttinga check to bribery at elections wouldbe the adoption ofthe vote by ballot. He thought it only fair that Members ofParliament should notbe saddled with the expense ofbringing voters to the poll. He had Coach Diaper Bags Outlet no particular anxiety to see the franchise placed in the hands ofmen Coach Factory who would notbe prepared to Coach Factory Outlet go to a polling-booth to record their votes; and if the present pollingbooths were too distant for any electors, he wouldonly recommend that the number ofpolling-places should be increased, and that one ofthem should, if necessary, be erected in every parish. Under any circumstances he felt that a candidate ought notto ho put to the expense ofa single shilling in order to ensure his return to Parliament; for he was but the servant ofthe public, and, as a servant, ho ought Coach Factory Outlet notto be compelled to purchase his cm-' ployment.
Mr.SPEAKER said, he Coach Diaper Bags felt it his duty to remind the noble Lord the Member for the East Riding ofYorkshire that bis Amendment, if carried, wouldlead to the rejection ofthe Bill. If the noble Lord only objectedto that particular Amendment ofthe Lords, he should merely move that the House should disagree to that Amendment.
LoudHOTHAM said, ho felt it his duty to avail himself ofevery form Coach Factory Store ofthe House, notfor the purpose ofdefeating the Bill, but for the purpose ofensuring the rejection ofthat Amendment ofthe Lords. If the noble Lord (Lord J. Russell) wouldmove that the House should disagree to the Amendment, and if that Motion should be adopted, he (Lord Coach Outlet Online Ho tham) should notoffer the slightest opposition to the further progress ofthe Bill. His only wish Coach Factory Outlet Online was that it should remain in the state in which it had been sent up to the other House.
Mb.T. BUNCOMBE said, he understood the noble Lord to state that unless Coach Online Outlet that clause were reinserted in the Bill he wouldobstruct Coach Outlet Online the progress ofthe measure altogether. [Lord Hotitam:Hear, hear!] That was a perfectly intelligible object,nnd for that object the Amendment ofthe noble Lord was a perfectly correct one. The noble Lord the Lord President ofthe Council had congratulatedthe House on the fact that the House ofLords had, in the case ofthe Bill now before them, •waived the Resolution they had passcc notto consider any Bill, except Bills o: Coach Outlet Supply, after the 25th ofJuly. But he (Mr. Buncombe) saw no ground for con gratulation in that circumstance. The Amendment which the Lords had made in striking out this clause was obviously a compromise. There was no question tha the Government had been placed in a false 'position by the course which had been taken in this matter; but the House o Lords seemed desirous ofplacing the House ofCommons in a false positioi ofmuch more dangerous import by the Resolution under which they had sought to

Coach Factory essential portion ofthe Bill; but the fact
was that the Bill which he (Lord J. Russell) had introduced at the commencement ofthe Session had contained no such provision; and he believed that no such provisionwas to be found among the proposals ofthe right lion. Gentleman the Member for Midhurst (Mr. Walpole) and the lion, and learned Gentleman the Member for East Suffolk (Sir F. Kelly). It certainly was nottrue that tlic adoption ofsuch a clause had been regarded as one ofthe primary objects ofthe measure. But it was true that when they Coach Diaper Bags Outlet had been discussing the declaration clause, it had been strongly urged that if every Member were to bo compelled to declare that he had incurred no expenses except legal expenses, they ought to define as exactly as possible what expenses were legal and what expenses were illegal; and it was in consequence ofthat argument that he had been induced to advise the House to agree to the clause then under their consideration. But he should confess that he thought the arguments used in that House against allowing candidates to pay election expenses had appeared to him very strong, and that they had certainly made a considerable impression upon his mind. It had been argued that by that clause they wouldopen the door to many practices which should be clearly considered corrupt, and which were very akin to direct bribery. He could nothelp thinking that there was considerable weight in the objections thus put forward against the clause; and in his opinion it was desirable that they should agree with the Amendment ofthe Lords, and_oii]it the clause from the Bill. It was notone ofthe essential provisions oftlie measure, although somo hon. Members on both sides ofthe House had chosen so to represent it. If the House ofLords had undertaken to define what expenses should be legal, and what expenses should be illegal, he could understand that there wouldbe some force in the objections advanced by the noble Lord against the course which the Lords had pursued, because the decision to which the House ofCommons had come wouldthen have been directly reversed by the other House. But the Lords had taken Coach Factory Outlet Online no such course; they
had merely Coach Diaper Bags decided in favour ofthe omission ofthe clause; Coach Factory Store so that if the payment Coach Outlet Online of travellingexpenses Coach Factory Outlet had heretofore been legal, it wouldstill continue legal under that Bill. It might be desirable that Parliament should Coach Factory Outlet come to some definite decision upon that point; but as the Bill now under Coach Online Outlet consideration contained many other useful provisions-provisions, for instance, defining what was bribery, what was treating, what was undue influence, and providing for the Coach Outlet Online appointment Coach Outlet ofan election officer with a view ofascertaining and limiting the expenses ofelections, he thought that it was well worth the approval ofthe House, although it did notperemptorily deal

Bill treated one put ofthe subject ofbribery
and corruption, there was another part ofthe subject- namely, that which referred to the trial ofoffences before Election Committees; and he hoped to be able to deal with that subject during the next Session ofParliament. LordHOTHAM said, he still retained all those objections to the Bill which he had urged against it upon the third reading, but he should notupon the presentoccasion enter into a recapitulation ofthose 'objections. The course he meant to take was to call the attention ofthe House to the manner Coach Outlet in which, and to tbe time at which, the House ofCommous was called uponto take into consideration tbe subject ofthe noble Lord's Motion. Coach Outlet Online Per his own part he Coach Factory Outlet Online must say that he bad never yet, during the time he had sat in that House, seen a Minister ask tho concurrence ofthe House to an Amendment against which, in conjunction with his colleagues, ho had spoken and voted. The present Bill had undergone considerable discussion in that House, and alao the severe scrutiny ofa Select Committee- and, indeed, the consideration ofit could notbe concluded before the day arrived after which the Lords had Coach Diaper Bags determined notto receive any more Bills from that House. They had, however, for Coach Factory Outlet various reasons, consented to take thia Bill into discussion, and among other reasons stated was a feeling ofdeference to the opinion ofthat House.
LordJOUN RUSSELL: Coach Outlet Online I understand that the noble Lord is about to enter into a detail ofthe proceedings with respect to this Bill which took Coach Online Outlet place in tho other House; but the proceedings which have taken place there, in Committee, with regard to it, are notproperly matter for discussion in this House.
LordHOTHAM: The noble Lord was perhaps justified in calling him to order; but he thought that the noble Lord himself, in asking the House to consider what had never been printed, and ofwhich they had no Parliamentary knowledge, was scarcely taking a legitimate course. The clause to whose omission from the Bill the noble Lord now asked Coach Factory them to give their assent, was one which had been considered •upon no less than five different occasions, and upon every one ofthose occasions the noble Lord Coach Diaper Bags Outlet had either spoken or voted in its favour. The whole force ofthe Government had, in fact, been arrayed in support ofit; and yet the noble Lord had no hesitation in asking the House ofCommons to sanction its removal from the Bill. It Coach Factory Outlet was vain to say that to reject this Amendment wouldonly leave theJaw in the same condition as it at present was, for surely it was notunreasonable, on the part ofthose who desired to see the law settled Coach Factory Store with regard to this subject, to complain ofits being left in its present state. He contended that if the House

Bill treated one put ofthe subject ofbribery
and corruption, there was another part ofthe subject- namely, that which referred to the trial ofoffences before Election Committees; and he hoped to be able to deal with that subject during the next Session ofParliament. LordHOTHAM said, he still retained all those objections to the Bill which he had urged against it upon the third reading, but he should notupon the presentoccasion enter into a recapitulation ofthose 'objections. The course he meant to take was to call the attention ofthe House to the manner Coach Outlet in which, and to tbe time at which, the House ofCommous was called uponto take into consideration tbe subject ofthe noble Lord's Motion. Coach Outlet Online Per his own part he Coach Factory Outlet Online must say that he bad never yet, during the time he had sat in that House, seen a Minister ask tho concurrence ofthe House to an Amendment against which, in conjunction with his colleagues, ho had spoken and voted. The present Bill had undergone considerable discussion in that House, and alao the severe scrutiny ofa Select Committee- and, indeed, the consideration ofit could notbe concluded before the day arrived after which the Lords had Coach Diaper Bags determined notto receive any more Bills from that House. They had, however, for Coach Factory Outlet various reasons, consented to take thia Bill into discussion, and among other reasons stated was a feeling ofdeference to the opinion ofthat House.
LordJOUN RUSSELL: Coach Outlet Online I understand that the noble Lord is about to enter into a detail ofthe proceedings with respect to this Bill which took Coach Online Outlet place in tho other House; but the proceedings which have taken place there, in Committee, with regard to it, are notproperly matter for discussion in this House.
LordHOTHAM: The noble Lord was perhaps justified in calling him to order; but he thought that the noble Lord himself, in asking the House to consider what had never been printed, and ofwhich they had no Parliamentary knowledge, was scarcely taking a legitimate course. The clause to whose omission from the Bill the noble Lord now asked Coach Factory them to give their assent, was one which had been considered •upon no less than five different occasions, and upon every one ofthose occasions the noble Lord Coach Diaper Bags Outlet had either spoken or voted in its favour. The whole force ofthe Government had, in fact, been arrayed in support ofit; and yet the noble Lord had no hesitation in asking the House ofCommons to sanction its removal from the Bill. It Coach Factory Outlet was vain to say that to reject this Amendment wouldonly leave theJaw in the same condition as it at present was, for surely it was notunreasonable, on the part ofthose who desired to see the law settled Coach Factory Store with regard to this subject, to complain ofits being left in its present state. He contended that if the House

payment on the Treasurer of the
Navy, and that all bills so to bedrawn as aforesaid, shall bemade payable tothe authorized agents for the appraisement and sales of such piratical ships or boats in respect of whichsuch bounty shall bepayable, or for.the receipt of such bounty only, in case such piratical ships, vessels, or boats shallhave been sunk, burnt, or destroyed, in like manner as by 45 Geo. 3. c. 72, was directed with respect tothe appointment of agents for the appraisement and sale of prizes; and that the samebounty shall bepaid, distributed, and divided by such authorized agents, toand amongst such persons, and in such manner, form, and proportion as His Majesty, his heirs or successors, in council shalldirect.
lit'.That if any ship,' [ (a) vessel! boat', goods, merchandize, or other property] found and taken in the possession of pirates, shall beduly air foamposite one proved in and'adjudged by Court of Admiralty or other court having competent jurisdiction therein tohave belonged toand td have been taken from any of His Majesty'ssubjects, then such ship, nike air foamposite &c. (o) and every part thereof so proved, shallby the decree of the said court beadjudged tohe, and berestored tothe former owner or proprietor thereof respectively, he or they paying for or in" lieu of salvage a sum equal toone-eighth part of the true value of such ship,Sec. (a) whichmoney shall bepaid toand divided arid distributed amongst such persons, and in such manner, and proportion, as shallby any proclamation or order of His Majesty in council bedirected for the distribution of the produce of any ship, &c. (a) of pirates.
iv. That no person or persons who shalldesert from any of His Majesty's ships or hired armed vessels, or otherwise from His Majesty's service, shall beentitled toreceive any proportion of bounty money, salvage,or other monies payable by virtue of this Act; but that the shares of all such persons, as well as all other shares which shallnot belegally demanded within the times prescribed by the said Act, 45 Geo. 3. c. 72, for the demand nike air penny of prize money, shall bepaid over tothe Treasurer of Greenwich Ho»: pital, as in the said Act is mentioned with respect toprize money.
v. That all and every person and persons who shall beso appointed agents as aforesaid, for the appraisement and sale of any piratical ships, vessels, or boats taken by any of His Majesty's ships or vessels, or hired armed ships, or for the distribution of tho bounty money by this Act given, shallexhibit and cause foamposite 2011 to beregistered their letter or letters of attorneyin the respective courts wherein the proceedings touching the vessels so taken, or touching such bounty or salvage, shall behad; and all such agents shall besubject tosuch forfeitures and disqualifications for not registering the sameas by 45 Geo. 3. c. 72, are provided.

beawarded against him
xvi. That notwithstanding the provision of this Act, whichrequires all complaints to bedetermined by two or more justices, nevertheless, in case no more than adidas porsche design one justice shall bepresent at the time and place appointed for a district meeting, the said justice, being then and adidas titan bounce there present, may hold a court for calling the roll of causes, of pronouncing decrees in absence, receiving returns of the executions of citations, and granting warrants for citation de novo,but for no other purposes; whichdecrees in absence so pronounced, and warrants de novoissued, shall beequally valid as if granted and issued by two or more justices then and there present.
That an abstract of the said table adidas jeremy scott wings of fees shall beprinted on each complaint, and on each copy of complaint for service agreeably tothe form marked, annexed tothe present Act, or other form, to besettled by the justices, and a copy of the said table signed by two of the justices and by the clerk, shall besuspended, and continued at all times in a patent situation in the clerk's office, and in every court room or place for holding of courts under this Act; and the said fees shall besubject tomodification by the justices in very small cases, or where one complaint is directed against two or more defenders.
XIX. That if any clerk or depute clerk of the peace, or any constable or other officer, shallexact or take from any party, in a case of small debt, anyfee not expressly authorized by this Act, or any higher rate of fee than is authorized hereby, the person so offending shall beliable toa penalty*not exceeding, if he is a clerk or depute clerk, five pounds for each offence, or if he is a constable or other officer, not exceeding twenty shillings for adidas porsche s2 each offence; whichpenalties respectively shall beawarded by the justices, either at a quarter sessions or at a district meeting, on complaint, either written or verbal, from the partywho has been aggrieved by such illegal exaction, and satisfactory proof thereof, and whichpenalties the justices shalldirect to bepaid either tothe party complaining or tothe poor, or partly toboth, as they may see fit, reserving always tothe said justices the power competent tothem of farther punishing their officers by suspension or dismissal, for this as well as other acts of malversation in office.
xx. That an account shall bekept by the clerk of court of all fines awarded bythe justices by virtue of this Act; and all such fines shall,where the application of them is not otherwise directed by this Act, bepaid tothe poor in such manner as the justices hall direct.
XXI. That the justices for each county in Scotland shallhave power at any quarter sessions, tomake suitable divisions of the county or stewartry into districts where not already done, or

next stated meeting, or other
day to bespecially appointed, they may make such adjournment, and the parties and witnesses shall beordered then toattend.
HI. That the justices, if they shallsee reason in the circumstances of the case for so doing, may allow a pursuer or defender to beheard by one of his family; or adidas porsche s2 if the pursuer shallnot beresident nearer than twenty miles from the place where the court is held, they, if they shallsee fit, may hear him by a person holding a written mandate, the said mandatory not being a procurator, solicitor, or person practising the law.
¥111. That where a decree has been pronounced in absence of the defender, he may upon consigning the sum decerned for in the hands of the clerk, at any time before the days of the charge elapse, obtain adidas porsche design p5000 from the clerk a warrant signed by him, sisting execution till the next court day, and containing an authority tocite the pursuer and witnesses for both parties; and the clerk shallcertify tothe justices at their said next meeting the application for rehearing and adidas porsche design the sist granted, whichwarrant so issued being served in the manner provided in other cases by this Act, shall bean authority for having the matter reheard at the next court day (provided that the same shallnot besooner than the sixth day from the date of the personalcitation given tothe pursuer, or of the second citation left at adidas jeremy scott wings his dwelling house or place of abode; or if the meeting of the court shall besooner than the sixth day from the date of such citation, then at the court day next following): and the justices may cpntinue the sist granted in such cases from the first meetingof the court after the application for a rehearing has been made, tosuch time as may benecessary for the appearance of the parties to bereheard; and in like manner, where absolvitor has passed in absence of the pursuer, he may at any time within one calendar month thereafter, upon consigning2s. 6rf. in the hands of the clerk, obtain a warrant, signed by the clerk, for citing the defender and witnesses for both parties, whichwarrant, being served by a constable or other peace officer upon the defender, either personally or by two citations left at his dwelling place, as provided in other cases, shall bean authority for having the matter reheard at the next court day, or court day following, as hereby provided in the case of a rehearing at the instance of the defender; the 2s. 6d.so deposited being in every case previously paid over tothe defender.
IX. That in case the non-attendance of parties or witriessos has been occasioned by any failure of duty of the constable or peace officer, the justices may punish him by a fine tothe poor, or by imprisonment, the fine not exceeding twenty shillings sterling, or the imprisonment not exceeding

thereupon belawfully convicted
as if such person or persona had not been, or was or were not a member or members of such society or copartnership. , .
XXI. That this Act shallextend toany copartnership for banking in Ireland, consisting adidas porsche design of more than six personsin number, and tothe members thereof for the time being, during the continuance of such copartnership, whether the samedo or shallconsist of all or some only of the persons who originally weie, or at the time of the passing of this Act may have subscribed to,or may bemembers of any sut h copartnership, or of all or some only of those persons, together with some other persons, or entirely of some other persons, all of whom became or may become members of such copartnership, after the original institution thereof, or subsequent tothe passing of this Act.
xxil. That cverv member of every such copartnership, their respective executors, administrators, and assigns, may sell and transfer any share or shares, or portion or portions of, or the entire stock or interest whichany adidas porsche s2 such member respectively is or may berespectively entitled toor possessed of in such copartnership, and the property and funds thereof, subject tosuch regulations and restrictions as may berequired by the constitution of such copartnership; and whenever any such sale and transfer shall bemade, a return thereof, in the form Schedule 3, shall bemade upon oath, in manner herein-before directed by the secretary or other officer of such copartnership, and shall befrom time totime produced, entered, and registered at the stamp office in Dublin, in the book containing the then last register of such copartnership; and the person or persons towhom such transfer shall bemade shallstand, in all respects, in the place of the person making such transfer; provided that adidas jeremy scott wings nothing herein contained shalldischarge or release any member making any such transfer from the being liable toor responsible for the due payment of the bills, notes, and other engagements of such copartnership, existing adidas porsche design at the time of the entry or register of such transfer, or of or from any action, suit, judgment, or execution in respect of the same,according tothis Act: provided that no such transfer shalltake place without the consent of the directors of any such copartnership; nor shallany transfer bevalid unless signed by one or more of such difectors, as the court of directors of such copartnership may from time totime determine, in testimony of the court of directors having consented tosuch transfer.
xxm. That if any cashier or clerk of any banker cr bankers, or of any society Otcopartnership or bankers, or of any merchant or merchants, or of any officer or officers intrusted with the receipt or custody of public money in Ireland, shallwithout the consent of such banker or bankers, or society