Sir Eohort, how do you ’'ice U? Dn Tuesday, at the outset uf the discussion, you- solemnly am. d tha praotioe of fix.nffruesd;.- m Committee of Supply. It eiiecr prevented dlsctt93ion/ > you youi* most cock-ante manner. The *aoua<& listened) with its usual to tho inscrutable) and then proceeded to discuss anything and everything discuss able for six mortal hours, tfilat Ought to bo u slap in the face for .you* sir. SO it is. But that will UOt prOVeht you from 'climbing the ilcatost platform and charg ing . thO Government with burking dis fcttusfon by choosing Tuesdays for Supply.
Does anyone want a good caso for sus taining tho proposal to avoid deadlocks by a combination of the two Chambers ? He will find it in the Irish Land Bill, which is precipitating a conflict be tween the Lords and Commons. It is tbo last of a very long series of measures, all of which have done tho same thing. In con sequence vast sums of money have been spent, vast periods of time lost, vast ebullitions of national hatred provoked, vast injustices done to the poorest peasantry in tho world, and a vast store laid up of crime crying loudly to Heaven for vengeance. Had the two Houses been forced, after a reasonable period of difference, to sib together, any time this last fifty years, humanity would have been infinitely better off to-day. A plague of both your Houses \ Get you into one room and talk and do.
CITY BREVITIES.
