The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-27 00:00:00

"b_t (Evxprt44. 1 . • r • ~ L tr- . PAI"E 14 • ',': `•• • - t • I • - Nlk ,' ~ ' At „...-..•1N..i t• .'( - . ..." v • - - --1 I t i* `csaailx ' e l', • Ss 1 • 4.-01 FOB LIMA Direct (to follow the John Bryant ; too Newly an Mr MWSO 4.11048e4. 6.1 m take A Oro r0d... ,1 7 ) . the !t sawed... d O Ant.rlra. dipper AM It ERN NOLL Terns.. LOW toe. 111160411 e. J. O. 01V igN, Commander ; ipso In the wtorls Data Tbs bag millp Am wood meommodatlo. ref Pla sth:rrt, and will loom •Illt qui... devaleh.—For frel4ht or pawowe wit to CIL% ULLA WALTON and PIONS, 17, Oraeottoretiatrat, LmM s. sad 17. Wan., wreet. Liveria.4. FOR PORT PHILLIP (to follow the COll/11. tutboa‘. the dee (e.t.a/11ns fritato built Yorrered vhIP. OIOLIITuN. AI .I.teD ton. yachter. EDWIN OARvY ER, Com soentkr lying In the Lauda% hack.: boo a dee poop. and yawner an tverdn.danot for to above comfort and noannateneu every ettenthe will he paid. freett or peomee apply to CHARLES WALToN sal PON d, 17. Oraoattwah grace, London. and E. W WS. FOR RANGOON and MOULMEIN (hayloft the Mans port of her cargo endued). the floe well known. fad -95/11.1 mad. 14 lIEDE. 649 tam mina,. J. Vol'3o. styuy : hod. tat to the Wet !Win Doran. IW eneelkst notorornodarnm for per EFor trolobt to ta.orc apply PAEISO,II nod RROW. 2. , quire . ar to JANES 11011E130 and Co.. nun avert. Cora- I RITX HORSE LING of AUSTRALIAN mit '77.k—for MELBOURNE, Tort 311 2• M ite RR ths JIM). Mrs s Mr ' , Sadist part at Mr rams 11100 M. stlpserselp ST A RTLED SAWN. A L issaa/111111 TVs Cemoota.alds, si Is Me St. llatasrlso Reda mad mmasirama for samasprs .. = smommasals made is arm Ihriv comfort mid RIMS ISse me a to be alum thaws to Ms parksta 64 MY art lima Me MU rarzi Erstrgrassa r = masa SI mamas : Far gartlealars . be.. &maple PAT asol o,l,lllVralabarakitrast. GRIERSON asd TIVNIIDDALWEI LINE 4 PANEL? antra. ill int ohm MB be &notelet! as sods MP. la w . DiollMalles. Nob. To BBL ._......._ -- Antos,— . .. 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A., 4. w a rm= sub took lia Ma. et alulealleg 11.117 ma lora law rue at ma. ea aelwarel at ata a arl Put aim. by Dr. G. N. aul a atm ma laimalarmalao et Warm le am to dams at dallvam . 4 am , PM . —4l/ssloodas. Ow Maas. 110tURLINOTON LECTURE HALL to b. LET, .1.." per disy. mouth. or si b e for a pktare gallery. Meng Awes, ketones or societleaSarilhorow, Iliegsagen et. • rom arid camp below. Headsmen lighted. Tams moderate. ARMS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and sea a woU4seta stallowe I . 7 .n reerras rust fres looloitresl Era PIOAPYCT :NM = poe ' r«. wlll dare tee =Ow lla orest ale pale Ile atutty Malmo. and °taro 1k de. poet fra.—Tll3B. Osatisee to tee Zeal ?waif. °Waite the ° Mama Gala. law/a& 100 CuaEitrosay ovate the (it..=sob= dia. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuuzsuar, Jun 26. Titerlanklips mot etTeTelosit: DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSIII3 BILL. Oa the motion for midair Mai committee on this bill, Lard LYNDHURST seid—l think it will be eonvealeat if, before going into eommitteit, I stated the substance of this bid as it has cline cloys to the hoses after the amend meats 011ie select eimmittee. Is the antemdminsts of that coin mitts', I think your lordships will oozes, with approbation. The great object which we had is view, and which the Ream of the bill had in view, was to establish a separate tribusal for nodding epee isatrimoidal °sues. Whoa the eoesittatios of that tribunal was considered ia committee, we came to the seaalseloa th at IS. somposidoe should sot slot of live Lord . Chaeeeuor, the t h an shief jadges of the superior emits of temmen law, and the Dees of the Arthis. It wee also reselwid that the law of the Arabs should sit aloes ia mutton of • limited altars. It was de cided that la miss of divot*, • siimea mostriatonk the Whams' should emelt of the who:get:mirk that is to my, otos missy of its 'members es sire sompetiant m form a quorom. It was sine settled that the appeal* trona single judos should be to the fall court, sad that the appeal from the whole mitt, la cams of diverse • siosestio usaWmmtii should be to the Hoses of Lords. This appeal will oar 'stead to itanstioas of law, and will therefor* be of rare mromnimee. I Mask that after teusideriag the tribunal as Ant seastroatei your shim will tbiak that this tritiuml will be more effective. Such • tribunal will be diguilled la rash, full of talent, bat not more 'manumit 'has • nun night to be for the purpose of deciding questiase of math importance as those whisk may eeme before it. So mach for the Unread, which I think your lordshils will ermelder quit* aatielastery. I will now, my lords, deal with the alteratloas in the law 'etre dead by this bilL As this law at present sonde, when a wih is divoroed from her hothead, epos her ewe politicos, in eowsegance of miemsdint on the husband's par, cruelty, &dolor', or otnerwies, she Ii la this situation. Whatever property she earns by her owe labour or skill, that property I. the property of her husband. Not safrequestly pro-' party le aequired Osumi of Wog applied to the sappoet of the wife is devoted to the support of the mistress. It has bees considered degrade to put en mid to this state of things. Aeurningly the eammittre ban deeded unani mously that where a wife Is separated from her bathed' by divert* • mews of there, through the almonds's& of the hosbead, all property which the should afterwards son quire, either by her owe exerdoes or by devolution um her in soy manner whatever, shall be held by her to bar separate see, with fall power to &soon of it by will or otherwise se the may With St. I tbink that you lordships will dodder this a provision which judos require*. (Hear. beer.) Another great hardship upon a 1 , 141■141 in the rain which I ban referred to, is this, she nand meiotals say adios'. She may be subject to any injury, pentad eking's, or wrongs of any description, but she sea maintain so adios, end unless her buaband choirs* she is without remedy. If she eaten tato any contract she *sand atone lt. The sommittee have decided, that, whenever • won's is se separated as I already stated, from her husband, she shall, is reaped of the right of eaftwireg her contract, be eousidered • femme vele. I thick your Leetialips will be of opisios with the committee, who veto unanimous is their emolasioas ors tips peiat, that nosh en Jona*. is the law is win sad salutary. I sow some to the third point ; sae well deeming year lordsWe wet adoptive onside/a dos, I mean the anion fir tbeemievery of damages in the use of sanitary, a• used s oil& I eeeeider oat the most solatialeas elowestse. My..ile Mood by the table (Lord Campbell) boit osiers time gloss begirds game of tbis d. tip tios, ipso width Is tusk saudes M speak strongly on the &len and ospressoi • begs that Um law would sour o adesso • &nage. I seipmed, is essemittee th.t Ibis soils should be abolish**, essamittee wen of 'palm— Oetthesedisessly---tipliodose me that riot, premedoho. at Ws et Ms ineetiou for demean • plusestlies abseil be seledieled. la= gilt', sane tbst for tbeglereculgimullognibeileeny • prosecution would be Mee ~sal Mao dm =oleo lar dm teener' of demises. I Tidbit's'. olealoes is • surd= to Om public la no orb., emostry is. amok as souse be bomb% sad when our prat ' then this eagerd is =tattooed soap oestisout it excites a Seelist of weed= end digs= ot our retaatio• of such • law. Mut netssly fa it la hash that se= sa intuit is oh. =abloom. Nam& the MINIM it is • mares of great ip and eppressies. She is no party to the adios. She eased appear, mascot be boil, oilier by her *morel or I. her owe pens= sod beam her ba bied and the other party eaossodlog together, eke may beams their dais. Is the Curt of Chasm, if a suit is brought, wed it is suggested 'het • pary possessing the smallest tat rest le net before the nun, the ace steads ever, is order that that perms may have an opportunity of Wing prised. How math more ought seek a prieeiple to prom' when the homier sad good name of • woman is directly at stake. Henn agalast the dodos of the commlttee--• meet unhappy one; beam I hope your lordships will take the subject iato your cosunderation during the progress of this bill, sad rotas to a different nucleators. With • view of tablas your opinion, I shall myself submit to is a modes when in committee. I know It is said that these sollasions between the pullse do sot sear. I, my lords, have frevently noticed that action for Grim. en. have some on, in which plaintiff sad defeedaat allow • litigant to be taken by de. Init. _The damages seminally Axed are not paid, and the character of the woman is taken away by • proceeding 1 which. whether biterojtefs or act, is of aa esseatially collu sive character. I manes but call to your lordships' atten dee a Wilma mooted &short time sines by &sable friend of mine, • petition of • very mariosis oaten. An action for siultary was brought, and a =Mist taken. Mimic= damages won 11111111101111, hat we paid. The lady's chs• raster was defemed, sod her paid= is society was gone, bet by . a most Illeimas os nes aumbheati of eircumstane, . afar ;lam of alma elsblera settathe, aloe was seabird to prove to the satirised's of a motet bolos that thus was mot the eltebtut fonedatles for the amp whisk bad bees brought easiest ker. Not only bad she had so Lammas* with the supposed additive, bat It proved apes eurairithea that she has sot bad inter nam eves with her husband, aad that, La fee; she woe se pare a mold as oho had em bees. The polat, Ilea, ea which I rely is that it le • groin isjastiee that a +mu ilionld he deprived of her putties la sosiety, of her Were Imprimis. awl of bar fair him is a pro eeeding to which She is as utter rraager. Then le a *Mb hoist whisk the cosmittur considered, is regard to whit& they Mire sot gm quite so ter es I could wish. I thick it is malstrat witb &virtu*, with law, sad with rum, that lite wife shaft be poll apes the as footles as her hothead with =VP the gaieties of adultery. la &Psi* Is. this sad evi -1 dam wee gives Wm lits •11111101111111=ly showing that two laeoevealeomo ooeobol lbevellem. Woes, how ' our, the mattes ease IMO uto its he sr dsi se, the tattoo would sot go to the boob I dated, bet they went to a mule eateat, for olds/ I lbw& Nom Thy decided that is the ass of adultery aseeldeul with washy, or with deserloa for four years, or with 111111111 Of bigamy, that the wife sight apply for a divorce. Thera le bat os• sou Mint to which I seed draw year bobblps' attention. By tbe law u it steads a wife la entitled to alimmy after fear yeses desertion. The mantlitso wen of *pintos that that might bo fairly leasaird, sad tkey have therefor* dud two mrs as the period, after obi* the right to army shall arise. Then ere o h o prbolgool eel ealy parts Si whisk 1 thick it atersouy to draw vier lartiships' attention. TM Masque of LONBDOWNI quit* actuaned with the edible lord fa his deanaelatios of the evils of the trial Is, stir& sea., which he moliered as a reseasat of bar barism semi!, of oar boasted poeltion as a Utilised wain. The LORD ccuicsuott, • the istredseer of the bill, 'besets It rig* te my • few wade before eels, late wesswittes, ad le se dike le wield wrens the twin which had bees Moved by hie seble sod hinted Mead (Lard Lyndhurst) sod slew his ebeerestieso, la the ant lightener, I. the grails of the swiss is. Iris. sew. He did set dotty the frog of the medal of these swifts, bat that freqsesey arose the rale of their berdelipe' hones, that se bill for • diresee—o 'iamb esetrisarsof— shall be reed • seised Wm mime • midst is ma oboe for lei.. ma., vale* Alin& Ter ismt Bill did away with that mashy kir Ile Naha, rid le be. lined timeless that a pod dal es of these Wish would be the met& At Ole inn Ilse bed* ~Mu Is jest *as Me elite of settee @Meld be pee me end M he M weld eseedes may eases be ghillies dedbrldual MI se sterol titbits Wog Nosh se salsa A perinea whose MN had bees missed by a risk am, meta s pills., .11M j ••• MINI hi. is bsisgiog ash a melee fa reetivery of thaws As miiirfeel to omit, be bad premed tins Is timid wa gtailthe Lard Obseeeller, Vie Lord Obis, Jeuties of tee Orris's See& mid e c tle d Vie eseledeideel mars, sad thee Mimi the Lord Judea meld bet Mend be Amid dikple see etibeisdoes of Me emit* Mimed far him. esstaittee bed Islamist sew rat gemissid remerweridieg that tb• emmies•lew jApi *amide e - sh% a Oboe enbe *Ma joyless. Wlrm i re Ni. of • wile amble, s diverse, be meld observe Yet Is the bill as be bitaleasseil is the Mrs wee melded seeldmieedt redress ealy I. ere of iseest TM eimeiltbie tameglit ate relief should be esteeded is blowy. ebaltny wit Mushy, sad eduLtery with dessrtles; Be bed M elleelea to that ABX TOUR LINEN.—The Pea inipeasded. Ileart ow. 801 . 4 „. 11 . 1 Th..lbiltreirhae Items ill Willis sat. le with the PATZNT ass pm can one there stela b. eat of meters. eeme. rATENT FLEXIBLE TUBING. - JAMEir LT II HAI* Valerie! .......11210 , 2 Ilesselartane, the awe,. I SWIM Pill mei 0. NW 1•1117 ran irmlidia tenor waft Alm PAW/ l Warraia=Pieldas Oss Ibillk lat 'Admin. abbar la ii = in sal Worage". Gamestkead. Lynda 4 .1;* VAUD= R 4 sa FURNITUd Balch's'. Ise ia sirji m i M ILLIMILLTED NAM old 11171241. Lr% t sie Tsa= 1,.....a1 m. peir d 1 . 0 %in=lllllll 1110114•1•111. be . "o7plisamml pew, a d kralrems.TenZesessisi IMIPT! co lad oz, 1 1 6 ...w i s t e T. Quewaiwiriask isidialleiap. sows warn NO u Vr4T-Ple REQUIRED foe BARLOW'B IPPMPIX2-AOl . lllO SYPHON TAP (AM •=lMrrnmms or. at Wm Now. from Ala M . pales 12. OIL ; stioxiM ter Awr, La. Plossarand VIM trt IN WO 7 . 01 as biCr i p os tp dica la am lit 1i . 4 11 1111 2111,7=101 NMI Oft. Am.; IM ....."yrtio, PliariasborsA as ma Mids. sad CIIOICI BOOXB.—AII the beet NNW m ar& NM w.sWAS:II V= manure 1141:e . ICT fen rse Is dra le win ..____Celdir sad Wiwi no bee ralis=6 lll6.B 4 l rnr orlor ii = Irillolkes rid Ink lININir WOW' krage• NNW Is striald ea millodia—(1111•111111 zwymtirTlLlT. ilk Now Oztanirmol. Larks ; ire re Crorrour. r marsron PVNe a r = Nip s n o mod. lIH 2=it Imo OHROUR sr lON RAM the r• LRUSSEL& COLOGNE. sad THE RHINE, by the it. Th ir No tor.—.ll TOTAL WAIL STEAMER Itavat if Elt ter OMR D gem Wert anew{ Straw a:11.13 pm.. 0•01 1111 D tar IDOVIR every lA* leteertardarl at S M p.n. tn or teas lamer sr Omelet :—nttt Is..eiam. 10. dart. au be *Malawi at the Adel 14. Lotabard-etrset, MI tbe Watead MOM. 314 a. Oatred-etruat. B ENNETTS 'YOU' rpm. DRPAWIXIINT.— • Sanwaad RaUwe,. NJ lAA awl Oh. . sod " 8•106•14 lb. I s = ~ klErn eek_6 ll 6...; c .... it FM 12 1 / 4 :L. * IMMO& Les4tart mi.. ..VIZ. se ,Iti . ._ liiiWmaiga -- 711WwW... tes ' . 4111mtea.•• ‘'''' S. Pedia. AU. Ostrabstrest. B ENNETTS MODEL WATCH. 66, Chrepeide. w. a. AM:4MM MemealseYaelers —At Ye erseaMsey. a ars greet ThrlNl_er ili. tweet cecina OR I H no EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION Ili " lb ' 161 " WM= raw . 0 6 ' 6 161666.; 616666. ben a pima The Islebee ~... masa lea COMPANY'S Ameba Nessen Wm fro MAM- E every Ilettray. sae EMMA. la TWINING. n . the eth THI RAGS lewd MEL—Lodi' will esd th. ad,„ sal even ileasate Prlday.—Pera SI. are SE W. R, ANDREWS. Neeselse Teeeker. 1 ., n = 88 . 4 . 424 1 e. ir 5 k &Kai TEAM to NORWAY (carrying the Royal Malls). 11 =7" hdh " lB = a d" 11. NORTH aNV ROPS STEAM NAVIGATION COM PANT'S wawa My assi M , IRO lOWA RU dae. sod da •MIDU. Cattle /IA 1111CRN. TOO ter. NO beta pent. selseselaere by Na past le • OSCAR. Ceases ELDEN, 100 tr.. la benapeerst. MO op dellaiely eller Is aim asee dr .Beat el rata le ism Ilea eally. leseas Ile 4A tA. lad I. alas a satesselet• tbe Iseverlse amber et Mali* preeeteh Ils Td- Ilw ~ ___,, gi=::: lee I. Sr Abet m ee k ad beeratate as Oven ire MIT. ream. e akt6threats meek emer, May Re CUR SAND rd WORM : Tad a TIANIA. hese/as 14•11. Mg dew, eldef rablaila ISA THE CHEAPEST HOUSE t.. PAPER and Dew am Leedes. va leaks art North Weems Raley OW .N. IC N YILOPIIII It PAtTIIDOR ad 010 M; Pa I, Ow ad Meal. 114 W. terplese lasseelisamea. Ueda cram Yid leto t r Id. Teas Oa. bite raw sad dated searsealles ter peamene. mar tat Mae, II gem he swabs Wale ear ad arty tearerseed eerie had heals artests. dm. ed. pat PM: asp de. SI peai 7 Mae dart tea awed alas. al Csereeers p apa 4s. ed. pre rean. mew piper a.. Vir . VI I • Su" zeoj t Ilit . . c 5ert....... twos. rid r a d pz a t n ierible s e: ,e—vearts. STEAM fr ee HULL an d GRIMSBY t o a MTILIDOS ad COMM Me Sallosen. I. Canary- .o_ OOTTINSI7IO. —REDUCED FARM—TY NORTM M ISM !GRAM STRAW NAVIGATION COMPANY'S dreeder ..p,........... m 0., 0. oi ws i ohm, . dmpaubid ft ,.. R uS Ill ie f r -A-CROWN al ROW the prior of plod why Pada slat. sea s e OA fer yeree m ese. male. ha . Caws EL, a Mb. tea aas Waribeeres a the EAR Idle ORMINt bat lesdes a 4 oar.* wands& Pale ei r. Geed Oran. a as berry. a eh. Pie lb.-110. Great ITR W Reba .IL aas aa rt ties testae Itereaen IR Mi. lad as eabsek et 0 . Pene.— . lbem Val et Oelmeby. : fres Lemke, rt. waft, liINAH AN'S LL WHISKY.--Thia celebrated moire eel did idea it ad lrele Nada le baba reeramenai as mat del. W. S. ANDREWS. Masedlea Da tea elms esd wbelesente splell. dam kr se pst- pea : II le pene. my base MR D A RIB TWICE DAI LY. hythe M AIL PACKETS, le wee_...._weeVlwazger.,_ se le Is A ea Dow awl CIaia—SITORTNMEIMA PAMl4Oll.—Tbe adft. iib 7 •••••••• -n.....„... Orkall d e : N elLe al r mmin triel liu.6 mtiaVigrEateveritamilliketalet G r ew Win - 4 Gm 5t.....4 a ng asd airs Waded, et la . lA. 8. That Map PAL; t = "L'n r a aloha se glid" m AaZi b ot riN Talabilung...„.... "." "m" - . 4 " . .. RE HIVES.—PRIZE MEDAL awarded to G. er... WI a Man. JO R M. Taw* _aisle see MO . Lila Die Mar sall r.. as Pals st M. deaea ad at 3145. re area IN IMPROTNE/ MIN lea the da alead o Seest from rm a, TAMIL INT IMPlTslTlsTa l l&sem wm =da we weetry. ear 110 HUMUS. COLOGNE. and THE RHINE, by sitb &straw est plea net re isir. _R_P dr Loral MAO Renee .— A ROYAL MAIL OTEAMER Rayon ...lAA G'RBENI). With. Onrienbithe. Di PTNNEL PAC[!!! AW Howorfowl. 10. 109, lit. sod I s ti i Lot Joe bolloo, 9, 10, 104, Ma ostra Poo iloy morning &hoc Mt Oriwoorich. Okarln. sod Woolwich. Vp tom • 14. M. 54. et. 7. Polon tkiloth 19 . ad hosadd S. , lookiihog admilwion to litintiordilesardww. Is. ad. LOUT HRN D. Stwernees. —DIA M OND FUNNEL PACK ETS. dally. llyeavrAwd. SE 10: EmSes-SIISP. S. 10i : Tie. M. U. epThag at Ones efeb SW WeelykS. Up hem II 44 ; Issibed. li, 4d. Excursions to sag teen Mmisso. 111. M. DRAY sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ad. ewsta.lass. Up pge TlidumesSnet. WIZ Larks-Mdse. ViRDINOIt WATIIIPROOFB are the best arld. fee Br dad di wawa, ise are irk Is W Mot me mad often of 1110 OW NM MY C=ll. rrrlllt 61•11 MW is edit Cerilits Mips aietir mils tar bie r 1 aiiisa irs as • 1, 1 111 4 11 0 40 We. weein. ... a 1., : d rewind. Mel ankle ea set= 4. llblForm dJ. "%SOO Ulk 11. 1 " 11. v. loa n vest a kI i L s+, PTUREB.—Tbe PATENT BEL/P.4O=BT -1141 OBILMAN you, actin olfeetually yllatost aey mo b Os Wait, for the eon mad roffot of • vasmin of • good tilos be ale Moist reololog as the poet alloolod. .4kb dr or01:6 4 . or ...F. MIL- 7,1 , --4... 00. 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" .I.poolt to he paid as hese, 4,4 omil .• ..h t o• t• ml4o M the end of feet istellot ee4 the of tots N' to • n• at the 4heretist of the bereel e re. het set seta • • ral that ...I at th 4 MS,. the C. myrrh 14. Ofieetott of re rat toll), Joh —My order of the lied. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1856. No. 3.076.] VOR HORART TOWN (Van Diewn'a Laud) j" teat MI ha. Inane fou Tor mad vors ov,iet*kWh Imaidap CIoCCII 1311 • • 374 tom= so , pri oad lova. tootonal OEOI C CU. n: to Lorin Nab. 1 dae•da basted poop 1109111160: . er. fri .Me pogrom sad sew a mai sky for dollen. War IVA& or_ paen. apply to =tr. lettarrort Ct.. 1-ai or lo JOHN RON UR, DON , sad MIBB P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA- Tioxe.—Lserr worm I. UMW .Dlr. ia4 Mr T. AN &S SD will rig Or N XIII lIMITAINUNN r T. or raw of Kral sad areardstis Illrarier. s .. ..frier d waft r 4 Istrors aro bur or 444 Hera Nor ITIULT mums isses ilib irimmlupt ii -.1 41."" I ih a rt riot w ill.m tineam d e l ail r. sr leiga na pri . lift. OM re Odlie 7 aril dill. • Ni Orr ry, al am err& am trom Irer illft hs =wort No pormare es Marry Error to REDUCED 140 ME for OENTL Cl lane/RAN Mt 16 beseroleat Lehr utke...' ••iyestfsepherehei lithe ar , br - 4 ler &BM QOM i s wity - ••• fare Ils= 6 l. We AM biaird• • hod ti• Ole swag 1 4= MI EISIr lbeame =Wine amber Impillemtle 0 411 1 WImpar m sirfuA no. nott i a im u waVrf .. . embreiptiar ws,l am bsowa Mftmallar.o,,AW. advanee—ladeed be should not object to the relief bens made eatlyely reliproca', bat be thought that a bdl cognising a proposal to that effect woald net at preen, meet wi , h the isoacarrence of paid c °pintos. Then wee great difference in the public salad between adultery on the pert of the husband sad adaltery ea the part of the wile. It was not at all savannah's to expect that the criminal act wine committed by the hue bead might be perdoaed, sad that the partite might the bappdy together afterwards; bat such an ezpitetades wee hardly to be upwind when the coat wee committed by the wife. Lord CAMPBELL entirely approved of the bill, sad earaestly Implored their lordship. to peas it as it stood. It was aa immense improvement on the law of diverse sow I. operation, and he did aot Walk they could safely make any further advance at present. The Earl of ST. GERMANS suggested the insertion of • clause providing that so action for damages should be brought unless the divorce court to be constituted by the bill had pronounced a divorce a eineselo. Lord LYNDHURST said he was unwilling to insert any clause which might reader the passing of the bill doubtful. He would thereto» preteens a distinct measure ou the sub- Ss». eontelaieg the eftemary qualifications and reetristioar. The Bishop of OXFORD 'old, as tte osly member of the ishof nishops who sat en the committee to whisk the What' Voss referred, he wined to take that opportunity of myth, a few word& A. regarded the isjustics eidetic' upon married women who had been deserted by their hus band., he entirely assessed to the improvements now pro posed, believing that they would moat one of the greatest evil. that had hitherto ideated social life. There were other parts of the bill, also, to whist' he could give a medilled assent; but there was one, end that, perhaps.** mess im periled, part from which, after giving his best essilierillett to the subject, he felt bound, on moral sad sesiell= to stones his dissent. Hs alluded to this which were gives in all Mlles of sclultary on thie part of No wife, and in eases of adultery with certain aggravatiess the tart of the hashes& fur the obtaining a divorce • Me nib. !the/ loss bees a moot point salon wrens who heel deve•al their whole lives to the study of such subjects whelks or sot by the law of God marriage could be dis solved *albs set of adultery itself; sad he seed sot tell their losabige that throughout • very large part of Christen dom It led bees altogether denied that it could be done. This past MOW writer St Augustine weighed the wi dows as Wanda with great sleety, sad at last detained to decide absolutely whether or not the mesh-disputed weeinef our biased Lord did or did not allow of the disso lution of marriage fcr the sot of adultery itself. After giving W host attention to the subject, he (the Bishop of Oxford) weld sot doubt that under the word. of oar Lad, marriage might be &Noised for the set of adultery. (Hear, hoar.) But, though he bad felt booed to make that honest confes sion of hls opinion, be thought thi re were other ooresidera dons which should be dully weighed by their lordships before they Teetered to say that, if It were lawful to diesolve mar riage for adultery, it mast be expedient to give facilities for dissolving it. In all such oases ' it was not enough mealy to show that • man had a right to do ao aed so. The gawks was whether they had reams to believe that, on the whole, the moral interests of the winos would be promoted by providing the pp»roposed facilities for obtaining a divan. ; sot whether abtnctedly, and es a point of divinity, they had a right to maks snob an alteration. If the new law was to be brought within the reach of the poorer classes, the courts by whom it was to be administered must be marts which could afford to give what was called cheap retirees, sad the jedges of which could sot be aspired to attend to the nestles of the law is the use degree as the jade.e of higher tribearis, and he believed that under such a system it would be impossible to prevent the spread of that master-evil in sash asses, oollesioa, which would by de grees up the morality of married life among the lower claws. Oa the other bend, if the law wore not brought within the reach of the lowest else. of society, the grimmest desatisfac ties 'staid peeve& (Hear, beer.) Moreover, he thought that if diverse In gams of adultery were viewed es a right headed ea the law of God, it necessarily followed that man sad weenie mast be placed as an equal footing. la spite of all that had bees said sgalest the present state of Aiello, he was of clinics that. provided it were Minion tared with dee essence, it was far safer and better than the system whisk it woe proposed to substitute for it ? A Noaxe Loas—Do you prefer eats of parliament ? TM Bohm of OXFORD Ormlautd—Yes. Holding, se he did, that there was aethieg entravy teGkid'e law ia dYmdv MR that en the wowed of adeltery,mel shields( et hie also that to ficilitate the ilissohnos of marriage • vowed° eves far diatomite *mild exercise the went morel Wham spa moiety at large, he said that whet the legislate» bad ha upon as • soimios of the difflealty, namely a gemmil prohibition secompanied with a privilegient, though s eery @Meaty and bed mode of arriving ate tionelusion, was se eider than the universal laxly with whisk they were *mat med. Legioletion of this kind Is other Itenntriell bad Rem stopped with sates of Manny, but had extended M eempatibility of temper sod mutual dielhe • sad he the w& he sew is portions of this bill the opening' of the of licestiesenare ortehist wrist bad hithest ed = tee great o f a ll lielt life. Is ocranexis• ttrh i this subjoin all been frequently made M I Bootised ; but is appeared to hem been overlooked Oil is that country there was one great safeguard la the Nimbi. steatite of the law which did not mitt here, nonsely, Mot no perms who Lad bees divined for adultery with a glom party could be married to that party afterwards. The oh. moos of such a safeguard la this smutty had t (tea hem Om of the primary ceases of adultery. It was remarkable that there bad been so indication of a donee oa the port of the lower dames fir a change in the law. Lord CAMPBELL—Yon are quite wrong. The Bishop of OXFORD—CouId the noble lord mist to a siagle petition ea the sabjest either la thst house or le the House of Commeas ? It was perfectly known among the lower sante that the obtaining a legal divorce was for them an sheolate impotsibility, and therefore is that rank of life which was most ezprsed to temptation them was at protest in England, es well as la Bsotland, tbeeseo•dary ink gnerd, tpsration from the Ant, which consisted to the knowledge that infidelity could sever lead to a marriage with the party with whom adultery wee comrsitted. To l i this cease he attributed an a great degree the steredaem of the marriage tie anima the lower orders of the Boehm people—a secredseee which was so remarkable that the very seam women who bed faint before marriage end had not attached to their fall my great degree of crimiaslity, felt that they would be utterly absadomd if they were guilty of iefidelity after warring*. (Hoer, hear.) He feared that the pasties of the bill would tend to weaken seek &ellen , end be &preened the extension to the lower edemas of the disastrous advantage which was now weaned to the higher. Holding these views, be felt it to be his duty to take Mods lordships' deliberate jedgetent ou that part of the ammo which refuted to dimes, • Omega., and ke helped te M pre• oared with ameadmenlle es the tip ed o : s bi l itamt. The measure wee ono Willett. to Ids the fetendetioas of meld NA l and he Witienbla ass lordships net te hurry through • bidnumpagai with whisk useaume &fleeting Imaces or marelmedios were se nothing, sad which, fa his opinion, affected disastrously W samtity of the whole married Elle of Bugled. After some remarks from the Duke of Argyll, Lord Redenals, and the Bishop of lit. David's, The house went late econinittee. The venous douses of the bill were agreed to. and the home teemed. The Blimp of OXFORD moved thtt the report be brought as Wrathy meek ( fbaraday). Leed LYNDHURST °biassed to web a delay. He moved as se wasadmeat that the wpm be Wrought up ea Tues day seat lord REDEBDALE esseidered the propmel of the right rev. prelate a very fair es*. The term of the select seer mitt** had oily bees prwested the last day Ow bow sat. After some remark. Leos Lord Campbell. Lord Swale? of ialderley, sad W Lord Chareellor, mks all etgested is say sweidersWe &My, Ths bee el OXFORD maid se earlier day the. he euggiseed vesubl t d se emvesiest to set kis right nvorsed bee mid he w so ine divide the In. TWIN lmih ips that divided os the googlies that the ripen be bresgat spas Thursday wit— Contests Nos contests Thai lordships the. gleaned at In misuse to & ROUSH OF 00MKON8.--Thimuuty, Jm,i $ll. (Coetiosed frow the gowns of yistorday.) PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL. The how herb, pawed a resclutios is manatee of the whole bowie for aboltitilai the Uwe maimd for parochial sehoolwieri, west iatcesonittee, and proceeded with lb. asnddrret'oa of the clauses of MN MIL The boss. efjcorood till de o'elcek, sad tkea renewed. NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND).—THE AD. DRESS TO Till CROWN. Visages% DRUMLANIIIO, the Comptroller of her Ka- Jorty's Ifisagehold, appeared it the bar mad nod the follow * ouwer to the address gif the Smog en ?Tetanal Wises dos Is Inland I folly rogessies the duty of ostesilieg oe widely es poseibie the bandage of odoasios Is Inlaid, sad yaw wishes wad no . sussadatioss will always resolve W emoidoratioo Judy doe to thou. It alLido me gnat satilLaßea to teem that sorriest* boa moved that the eahtlog spun of umbrae! .dentin is leaned has ready promoted that Important atimt. It hmy earseet desire to tee that maimo uphold and mnegthosed by a atelot editor sieve to them roles which, by entiedlor all ormmeloory veil itoee treatiog, ham hitherto moored parental oatbeeity, the riplms of losikase, lied tad tee**. Dirty of all 4•• ousialises el °UMW's." (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. PAY OF STAFF OFFICERS. Colonel LINDSAY brined to ink the Coder &radar, for War if it waa the iatootion of ea government to order the staff pay end &nowise« to be deducted from 0160•11 on the staff who are not spa fall pay clarion the tints they may be temporarily absent from their staff dotter ? Mr. F PEEL said tho general rale wee that staff °Mem ware net entitled to stiff pay mans they were actually on duty ; bat no otiectioa would be made to grant staff officers their pay, if they were oa the half-pay of their regiments, daring temporary leave of abuses, provided their duties were performed during their absenoe at no additiesel es pease to the country. FUNERALS BY DISSENTING MINISTERS IN IRELAND. Mr. POLLARD URQUHART torged to sok the Chief Seeretary for Inland, whether the goverment were aware that certain of the clergy of the established chime in the dome, of Dublin have prohibited presbyteries and die smitten clergymen from holding say funeral ureic* at the internment of their people in the oosiseerated burial ground, thereby compelling them, in some instances, to hold the funeral envie* on the highway, or wheraver they best could. Mr. 8011111111 AN said ho was Rot aware of oae ewe of the Ida& There was ae faurteses of a alarmism Meese to allow • diesesiieg miale•er le wad the fee!rekeentes le • ow m•••••• •••• before the Lord Liestreast, by vivito.* *be I owe? of en likt of Palismat, 6th Geo. IV., e 26, be willed ea the archbishop to ask the clergyman for se a:planation, aad report to his. Aa egplaostioa wee asked by the sralbtabeco, sad a report Best to the Lord-Lieuteasst, bat there was ao power to so say farther. present, if • testator devised an estate to an is dividual tot life, then to asother person, with remainder to the see of the woad person, there might be • question as to the unity of the testator, but the decision on that question did not prevent the person who war to suscieed after the death of the tenant for life, mid who might not be bore for 20 or 30 years after the death of the testator, Histituting proceedings to recover the estate, though there had been a decision in favour of intestacy. He woe stating no Iniaginuy sue for in hie own experience imperil such eases had arisen. ' This sees • great evil, rendering the title to 'suns sectorial's, and he proposed, therefore, that the court should have power to grant certificates of intestacy, which would prevent such questions being raised. Now, that be proposed should be done by the new coon. Tbill war* about the most important functions that would fall to the lot of the court. The prcaedure would be of the simplest possible character ; one of the provisions in the bill if his hon. and learned friend the member for Suffo;k spe cified the mode and forms, and when they gct into elimi nates he pr posed to incorporate that provision in his owe bill. Paring from the ,onstitution, the powers, and the functions of the new curt, he must next bog the attection of the hoses for • few momenta while he explained the present and future munition of proving a will. At ;resent the greater p ro portion of wills were proved is the Print- tilitoegn the Prerogative suit of Canterbury, and the right to practise in that court was confined to a eels ct body of men, via., the proctors. The house was aware that formerly a similar system prevailed in some of the warts of law sad equity. Not, however, that this restriction interfered wit► the due and efficient discharge of the duties Frasoseii upon theseleactionarims ; no, thire was no coat plaiat as to the meaner in which their deities were per formed ; oa the contrary, he was !sappy to my there was no body of praotitiosers more emiaent for their care, their anxiety, and the skilful and emesientioas discharge of the duties *strutted to them. He had, therefore,:no ettreplaiat whatever to nuke of the meaner is welch their fo.caons were fulfilled ; but it was a manifest iujuitice to the people that they should be at liberty to approach &great mart only on the employ meat of a particular person. It woos manliest Mimetic. that whet parties were proceeding to prove a will or admiaister to en seta e, which in nineteen cues oat of every twenty involved the necessity of employing a solicitor, they should be required to add to the responsibility and mune* of the ptheedare, in calling into requsition the succis of a second legal prastitioner. It was therefore desirable that the @listing system should be abolished, and be proposed by this bill the mods of proving a will for the future should be simple, expeditions, and economical. For that prom considerable care and caution would have to be used la the prowler; of a will, so that all the legal requirements were strictly complied with, and that could only be done under the immediate superintsodenee of skilful and expe rienced persons. Hon. members familiar with this subject were aware that previous to the passing of the Statute of Wills there was a great difference in the low with respect to the solemnity observed in wills relating to real estate., and wills only affecting personal property, but the existicg nides bad been mud upon so long that it was idle to allude to any complaints on the subject. The solemnities required that the will should be thoroagbly examined and proved, before it was fi nally admitted to probate, sad by this bill these solemnities would be continued in the establishment of • testamentary alas or court, oonsistiog of a considerable author of the most exeerienced men, and useleting also of such grades la the officers employed as 'boatel secure ta every will the superviaim of one or more experienced persons ▪ i were the roughly alive to the requirements of the law. Hence no will could possibly be passed which was deficient in the evidences of its authenticity. The bill proposed that it should be esarootent for the executor to proceed to the Testamentary-4Am and leave the will then for the purpose of being proved. He dazed that when the executor went to the office he should fled there an officer who was ready and able to at once give him the required auistaxce, to a unties the demeans, and In • simple manner t s grant probate of the will, providing the necessary solemnitiee and ✓equiresests were gone through. Tie proceeding wee pro posed to be still further facilitated by the Introduction of • plan to which he attacked the utmost import mos, and which he was seeping *sough to believe would lead tr the greatest possible improvement in the law. The boos* so doubt wee aware of the formidable dimensions of the probate to • will an issued under the existing system; the will west in for proof usuelly in • very unpretending shape, but it as out again in the f.rm of • probate, mate, coasiderable pretension to importance Is pat of eaten's' speculate, and rendered vastly Mae. venient its poiat of shape. Now, it was marvellous that premiss, which had done so much for literature, science, and postal cdvilisationoiroald have dome so little for the Improvemeat of the law. (Hear, bear.) He believed, how ever, that no greater improvement could be introduced into our judicial system than that which was proposed in this bill with regard to wills, and which would be the fist step towards 'ideals( the country from the tyraney of parch. meat. Hear, hear.) There was no reason why every will 'hostel not be priated, no matter what its length might he, or wbether It extended over two, three. or more abuts of paper; the beeefit and advaatage of such a plan would be, fleet, eel cheapness ; and,seconoly, its plainness. More over, he hoped it would not be confined to wills, but that it would be 'Mended to deeds, Hottentots, and legal Instruments plurally. There was no reason why a gentle man's title to property should be spread over a perfect Isby ninth of written puehmeat ; there was no necessity for cc, • nor was there any reason why It Amid not be compressed cute a close compact volume, which should be easy of re ference and in which the owner could road the history cf. his family without poring over a crowd of p nehmen". (Hear, bear.) the plan had already been introduced into the Court of Chasery, where it had been attended with the most beneficial results ; it had reduced the tendency to repetition sad verbiage which had previously prevailed in the prepsestion of Chancery doetimects, and had elute:her prosily economised the peceedingo in a Chancery snit. He proposed, therefore, that when a will had been proved is the Testamentary office, it should be printed, and the executor should be entitled to receive any num ber of copies that might be required, each of them be be stamped with the seal of the office, and such copies so mrSted and stamped should be received as con,. cleats evidence etas will M all courts of law. The result of this would be • considerable saving in the expense attendee' upon the pieties of wills; at present the cot of • espy wee 3e. 4d. • folio of some 90 words; whereas under this new system say pruner would be glad to tort i,h copies of the doc anent printed in • clear lied intelligible moaner oe paper of ezeollent quality at a eost of say 9i. a Clio. (Hear, hoer.) At ant he had proposed that there should be only one 'fiestameatary.offies. bat his bon. and heart ed frieads the members for Baffolk and Plymouth had poti ted oat to ha the inenueniesee which would arise in the rural districts from such a plan. Parties who had hitherto been is the habit of resorting to the district *flee for the purpose of proving wills and ?sue ng advise as to what they should do on the death@ of persons, would experience great inconvenience if they were deprived of the opportunity of still resorting to • local office of that description. He ban no doubt the views of hie boo. aid leaned friends would be mere scceptable tan his own plan, sad therefore he bai most ',illicitly sanded to their suggestion, and the second alteration in the bill to which he begged the attention of the house would be MU—there would be a provinces in the bill for the este blishosest of district testamentary offices in the ci , cuits of the meaty courts. (Hear, hear.) There were 60 county ems Semite, hut 8 were metropolitan, so that is point of feet there would be only 62 rural districts is England aid Wales to be provided for, red he proposed, therefore, that in each of thee* 62 siesta an office should l' established for the purpose of reseiviag all papers ocanected with the proof of wills, and the pastime of letters of andebtration is Besse where the poetess' estate did not exceed 1,500 f. At the isms time, for the sake of securing strict ass .cy it would he provided that although wilts eoald be received from the local office, yet the papers would have to be sent to the sheaf office in London, for the peeress of pada under the supervision of the more *epeeist cad persons there. It might lead to • little delay, but no addi tional *spews, and the inereseed security against error rr fraud which the referee ce to Loudon must provide would man than compeseste for the delay. There would then be dl district offices, with a mightier and premises for clerks. The bill as It originally stood, provided that there should ht In she metropolitan office, • chief spins", four re gistrars, sixteen Mein proctors, and the commissioners for administering oath.; but so the disitictefie. a would tend to ✓educe the labours of the astral department, he proposed to reduce the staff to ose principal registrar, three other raisins, tea official wean, and sae comm 4• skieer for the admisistratioa of Gabe. (Eesr, hoar j The sett subject et importance widish he mat refer to was the sassily of providlog sews mare plus for the deposit of wills and the decumests osioneeled with them. At preset they were scattered about is &ferret and interline plums ; many of the decussate were either li i a mutilated state or wholly destroyed ; ad it was of the utmost Importance that some general provision should be made by which iastrveneats of suds importune could be gathered together and preserved for the benefit of three who were Mumma in them. He had had some summates ties with the register-general epee this bracts of the sub teen, and he learned scow that gentleman that provision might be made at Somerset-how for the reeeptioa of about six Wilms' of wills. Calculating upon the basis of past ssearieeer, th e n glatrar-gaseral estimated that arcommo. dada eahl be provided is liossenet-lioase for sot less ti as 6,9112,0911 but the system of printing p opued to be ismeased, sad the plea of establishisg loeul resandess throughout the mostry, .10 1 1 14 go far to mass. the Mini &pet, while apices would have to he lodg e6la the metropolis, In the Prerogative Court of Dahlia, Mstir7rlo% the Prettiest:scary of the Testamentary Court of Bilishersh. At mesa the whole of the wills peeved I. la the Prerogative Coen of Canterbury wen deposited is CORPORATION OF LONDON REFORM. kr. T. HAMMY begged to aak the Home Beerebry whether he would Mate what course he proposed to take with regard to the Bill for the Reform of the Cerporatioa of Leaden Sir O. GREY said that he had intimated that he would state this week the amine be would take with regard to that hs wu now prepared todoeo. Hs was anwilUng to give up the hope of puede, on that bill at au early day ; but he was not able, Is mantises*, of the pressure of other badmen, to Ix a day for bringing it on. He had hoped to have been able to have flied a day matt week; and he was la the sane condition this week; for his honour Ale and learned friend the Solicitor General, paregant to notice, was about that eight to bring oa the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Coons Bill ; and to. sorrow was flied for supply. He did not apprehend that he should have gay difficulty in inducing the hones to consent to the second reading of tali Corporation Aeons Bill,bat belied to wielder whether if it was read a second time there would los a soficient opportanity this mignon for mandarins the donne of the bill, on many of which there eat a differenoe of opinion even moss those who were favourable to the eacond reading, both In that and the other house. He was afield that he scald sot hope for nich a result, and he thought it better not to occupy the time of the hoses by a dismission in the snood reading of the bill who* them was no reasonable prospect of its poising this session. He had neeind several saggestione, with regard to the details of the ill, which were entitled to wanders- Eon, and he thought the but amine he could pursue was t o ask leave to withdraw it,with the intention of mintrodueing it gaily next swims. Although he should duly consider the suggestions which had been made to him, he mild hold out no hope that it wield be enterkally altered I. in main festers'. If the bill was introduced nest session, it would not be new, and there could be no protases for delay ea the ground th►t the authorities of the City hod not bad this, to' see it. He should move to diseharge the order for the mood reading when the order of the day was read. WILLS AND ADIIINISIRATIONS BILL The SOLICITOR-GENERAL,__ in metal the second reading of the bill, said he trusted he 'night congratuire himself that he rose under more happy thapiees than when he last rose to prapote a similar bill. He was greatly in debted to his boo. sad learned hired the member for Suffolk, sad to his hon. sad leaned heed the member for Plymouth, who had cosirthattd Emmy supgestkos. It woe not his 'attrition to state at any greet length the resins why h• behoved th at tholesiastical courts, so far as they had jariedistios is matters of testacy and intestsoy, should be altogether abolished. For the last 30 years the Hots* of Crimea' had had othasioa to onnaidtr that question. Numerate onetime bad been afforded for the par pose of eionsideriag the propriety of altering the juriadiatien of thine courts. la 1832 • report was made by the drat ecclesiastical commission, which rthommended the establithanst of ono tribunal. Is 1833 a similar re eomosesdatirm was made is tiro third report of the cost lajaeOWE appointed to inquire into the law of reel pro perty. Is 1833 • committee was appointed by that home, the resommendations of which wt re carried into effort la the pant bill. Similar recommendation had been made by a oommitthe of the Homo of Lords, by • committee of that bouts in 1850, and by the Chancery 0041E1216011 ap pointed la 1863. It was aiesecethary, thsthfore, to argue why these essearreat rthommendatioss should be carried into effort, but It might be desirable to inquire • little into the chief cease of complaint of the striating courts. It was necessary to bear is mind that the authority of the scale siattkal courts was originally an usurpsd authority. The Ordiaary assuseo the right of adatiniattring the rotate, sad by virtue of that Tithe granted hitters of administration and pr•b ites of wills. If a deceased perms bad property to the amount of 61. in any one dices.* it was requisite that per bate should be takes out in that dims% The diffloolty arising from this state of Viborg was augmented by exempt tad peculiar juriadictioss, to the number of • about 360. Halmos' instances bad occurred in which it ,• had hoes secersary to take Oct athirst" la four waits, and it was not ea unmanl thing to have six prottitn of the same will in differest parts of the kite/dons. Now there was trolling at .11 is the nature of the will that should site it with an icolesbutical court- Tire antlasti. cation of a will, the c institution of a personal rspressaia tire, the administration of an estate, were all matters pricaliarly of • civil sitars. At present there were three tribunals which laid claim to jarkodictioa is matters cot earning the regulaUess end distribution of the estate of a deceased person. The ecclesiastical wart determited on the due ezecatioa of the Isetramest, and the competency or iscompottecy of the testator. After this difficulty was got over thin craze the slain of the oourto of common low to determine the question of the sully or instal', of the tes tator, sad the sufficiency of the will with meted to reel estate, and the dthisioss atilt ecalesiastioal gouda were of to avail in the courts of 'remotes law, and on the other heed hat &salsas Oho mires of wanes law were of so avail is the esthelastietl wart. Thin, if crouton arose fir the in terposition of the Court of Cbaseery it instituted proceed ings of its own for the perms of arriving St • conclusion, end had entire thriedietios it the administration of estate.. He truthd the lease weald sores with him that these evils ought to be remedied, and this raosdasted them at tees to what should be the 'institution sad character of the new conic to he substituted for these roadisting and varying jsriedietiets. He did sot propose to Hail the remedy merely to the abolition of the.. I ariedirtions. He wanted o thesimplialt,Joteides, • great object la the Improvement of ttl a siittial iodations of this coaatry. He proposed to a Me ssiterity of reflective t• the esettelaninal wart. and to esintilete a lofted whist' sheald unite in itself all the pewees elf • man ef law, sad all the powers of • court of equity, sad tbe power of dotereslaisu all vies • tier of team" or . He proposed that all the 'vides°, is that testi shield takes vas axe, as was sow dose is the coolie of emotes I.w. She nest ob. jest was to provide fee the adminietretiois of tee estate of • teetater K istestater. At present then was often great didleiskt r that rupee. Wets there was say dispute as to a will, there was no nprethatative of the estate, sad it was Impartible to collect debts% or to pay debts, or to provide la an edisquete manner for the manage moat of the property. Is ems degree that was resodied by applying es the Court el Mowry for • receiver praisers Ma, bat that remedy was as inesalt sm. He proposed that the court shou ld,by th• medium of its own atom, saperietesi setae a, Ind that it SWIM else be armed with tbei power of administration. It was desirable that the court should base as isdopeadeatjaviediedes, that Reheard set be united up with the Genet of Clumeery, sad that it should set be draws late ON "SOW MOM of lb. Court of Chimney. That bed Ines ha *uses brew ocessiose bat be had beau miseepeorstad. He bad tikes can.tier. fere, to embody is the went bill an samietakoably *lsar outs rest, es that it wield be impossible for any ens to soy that ohs boldness or the peoeodure of tbe wart would is any manor be mined up with the Cowie of Equity. Ho bed, however, In earsissee with • suggestion from Sir F. Kelly, provided that there should, beddis as appeal to the Hoses et Ueda, be ea intermediate appeal to the Lords Jostler,. He gespeeed that the new sear' should have power, under sees& rootrictioaa, of appistlasi a repessostetivo is respect of real property is the some way as the Emir Sinai Court sow appointed a lead Israelis' se. pressetelive of • diseased penes, and he astleipatosi that this would is may lostessist obviate the necessity of stoselleg Ike COSA Of Oheasay, end lassy new &Ties eihnisititellenyreski be 'voided. 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