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· OLD ARGUMENTS" FORZAND AGAINST THE

This in the eighth Parliament in which there has been a Uosis of Commons' mafority in favour of leguiling marringo, with the sister of

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19th:April

Fairchild, H. PARC Emyth Farrow," Mr. and Mrs. Sonder, CETT

a deceased wife, dakle William Brampton {alching, Br, L., 1,307, A.2. Hudgins, 28th San Francisco 21st Fab., and Shanghal | Zealkid, Malbourns, Adelaldecision, « New Forrest, Miampiet

Gordonramindad mumbers on azadult,, and this

Parliament showed by the overwhelming mar forities in the divisions that the causs has not in any way gabi back, Sir William did not occupy more than a quarter of an hour in gute ting bis case before the House. He had ex- plained a similar bill on a previous occasion, and be ha i nothing to add to, or to withdraw from his former declarations. Apart from the merits of the bill, he put in a word for legisla. tion promoted by private members, urging that afterall a private member was a member without a salary one who was willing to serve his coun- try without fes or roward.. After having quoted John, Bright to the effect that he had never. beard an argument against the bill that was ́‚worthy of an answer, Sir William explained. that the table of amnity which appeared after the end of the Prayer Book was not part of that book, and had never received the sanction of the Church of of Parliament,

CARA MERE PRAYER BOOK "AD.”

This table was issued in 1563 by Archbishop Parker, and as a proof that it was not part of the Prayer Book Sir William pointed out that

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Pins Regent Luitpold, for Shanghai, &c. Namsang, it had never been mentioned in the index of, for aigon.

for Calcutta. the contents of that volume. It was treated as extraocous matter, just as advertisements are. -There was a copy of the book in, the Library of the House, in which the table was mention ed in the index but that was because some opponent of this bill had taken the liberty of pulling a line in that index in bis own hand- writing in lead pêncil.” The bill in one seca. Blon-in 1895-passed the House of Lords, bur it was successfully blocked in the Commons. The Commons on one occasion agreed to a bill which came from the lords legalising all soch marriages in, the past, but probibling them in the future. This was dona because at that time many members of Parliament had contracted "such marriages. It was promised at the time the the prohibition, with regard to the future should be removed as soon as possible, but nothing had been done. Sir William also explained that his bill would not seek to force clergymen to officials at such weddings—it would leave them to do as they liked, as in the case of the marriage of divorced people.

Per Halching, from Coast Ports-Mr. R., Mts, and Misr Hann, and 641 Chibere.

FOR AND AGAINST.

Mr. Henderson seconded the motion for the second reading, and he spoke vigorously against tho - nasention that such a bill trans gressed divino law. He showed that the Wesleyan Conference, the Primitive Method. ists indeed, all the Free Churches except the Presbyterian-were in favour of the bill, and this fact showed that it did not involve any anti-religious principle, Mr. Henderson said it was time to end the controversy, and he,

showed what exceptional hardship the present state of the law i feed rpon wirkmen and others who could not off rd the expense of

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Robert Cecil opposed the bill in a speech which may be described as Lord Hugh and water." Lord Robert bad all the contortions of the sibyl without the inspiration, all the modesities of the oak without its strength" He objected to the bill being metrospectivo, as that meant that people who had purposely and knowingly broken the law were to be whitewashed, Mure. over, he said, this bill would establish two standards of morality by 'setting up an eccle. siastical and a legal kind of marriage.

Lord Robert so dismissed the argument about other countries and our colonies as of no weight. This, was a matter which the people of this country ought to settle for themselves. The Liberals "cheered this, and when Lord Robert said that the empilness of the Houre showed there was little interest in the matter, they cried out” Wait for the divi slon. This remark led the noble lord to make the curious retort that divisions were not a fair test of public opinion and at this the Liberals laughed. He wast on lament the growing - materialism ́of the age and declared that the half-penny papers were sadly materialistic In tone, and moved the rejection of the bill..

ON THE OLD LINES,

This motion was seconded by Sir Francis Powell, and the debate setiled down to the old and well-known lines. Mr. Laurence Hardy emptied the House, there being only seven membars to listet to his tagubrious marka, and he was the only man on his side of the House Mr. Jene Collings did something to saliven the debale by making quite a vigorous speech in favour of the bill, denouncing" "th: methode of the Inquisition" which distinguish- ed its opponents. Indeed; he said that when a

man married his deceased wife's sister tha two were absolutely man and wife la xil but the ostracism imposed on them by a foollab law...:

A UNIFUL PRECEDENT, MA After Mr. J. G. Talbot had asked the Government to state its views, Sir Henry Fowler explained that "the Government would do exactly what the late Government did. The Toriti had a big majority in the late Parliament, and they left this matter an open question. The present Coverment would do the sambut he left the Hours

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doubt whatever is to his views. The church

of Regland was divided as to whether theas mariages contriveped the divise law. The

Episcopal Chureb in America and in the col obles was in favour of the bill, and such great Scottish divinarus Dr, Chalmers and Dr. Nor man Macleod held that these marriages were not prohibited. Erin Cardinal Wiseman took the same view. Lord Robert Cecil had talked about the materialism of the working C/BISCE, Sir Henry declared that the members of thore glasses' were not deteriorating morally. The Alsgraceful disclosures of the divorce court

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