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/1w -I,J‘2 y,&zi.2yw . . • • , I I. NUMBER 4741. THRATRIT-ROYAL. DRURY-LANA, er0.!111)BROW. THURSDAY. Feb. IL 1 thew MAjestiee Sevens. will performs *lt Mlle) $ c o wl Tree s• Play. with Mane. is three sets, caned THE BRIDE OF AI3YDOS. Goan (Patin of Aterle). Mr. M. Johanna; Mai Me s well Awl Mr. Kee. ; Minn (Phde of the lake), Mr. Omar Dry (the Tionetin CAW), Mr. T. Cooke. 01swialea Page), Mrs. Ikl4aashrta I Roman (Cie “r the Herm), Mr. Holtea4; Moira% Mr. lia►. a ., el; Urn. Mr. Caverns; Suss 21 Mr. Meat; Melts, otAih, stul Aria (Pirate). Mr. thilidt, Mr.). flatith, sad Zeiirka (the Mit et *Yaw), Mo. Mardis ; /Abele, Mrs. Blase; Oases, Mies Cahill; Cased., Mrs. 11 4 k.; gale, Male Halted. . The Alamo% ee Deatias Girls et the Met, mks Try*, ign Yellowy. in.—Conbatsists, Ilene. Midgets, Mart hipl, Benno, May. part, lieraear, After lib* Os Farce et WHAT H€XT .111; wro Sri& of Ab lir,: pa pie% hqWOO* • envy till bulbar ow • Doe rlil IraMe- rot porlanooro of Tto Tomei mak Varier floor to • payroll% rpm yhielo is a Piskilidol Oi normals lOWA ofilpqb lIRROPYt. THURSDAY. /iii 19. wawa (4tb rine). the Now Tway FAZIO. Moir • I ?know, Mr. Isperers 06111100114 T. ordiers; *Mop p!. Deform's ; Frio, Mr. C. robe; prow % pr. Illeasiard Mode, Mr. Omer ; Metes, I k . Com* Tbsolose, Mr Puss ; Asoosio, Mr. OH; Pies Mew Dimes, Miss 011toM ; Alit Ha, Mfr. MIMEO; Offs, Mies Mow. I Web • ,Gepini . et I. Ki i;i. ' °P Or Ml. TI ;tint-ROYAL, COVIINT ARMIN. N F %WAY NEXT. February igo, 1910,. •111 bt A GRAND ELECTION; la 'MA MN Is Isaradered TON SMTIIIIO.OIOII. A Neared Ohms, oampasad lq M. P• IC/mt. vo fib selvage feat. NOWA • Loot t* sad T ITO SURD MNICILLAIINKIN ACK whit I bliss Staffer wIN alas • Illitot I M.. lbge;" lar it. "Widl ANON" triM Mr. %Awn t • Warr Nee t" tad the Trio * Tr. &mks shalt lam; at* Meow& s sod Tieerp—Mks Wilk "ler. oar. the Wad is. s" sod utrasquits to a ppea r. War . prialevisq.".-1111is. Nammeed (bow Int appear. Inlet dm' I Irsee."—Maserr OnoaMess. Load Caryl, " Owens papilla s" sad Res." • Probes. a I lir Ma lie *Ste, Meer;" * Love the Ilene t" Gal • load remember David."—Mr. . 0 farewell is the oyeaW—Mr. Yardlry. le. hdri."—Tba Crawl O. Nommen of 61 Wretched " Olen le OA" sad 66 Ibrioloe, 0 Jodob," will be mod. lad of Part I. i A CONCERTO as *a /UM by Mr. Dreamt. Nal el Part 11. 4 COINCIIRTO es the VIOLIN ly Mader MUHL At the Omeserammerat at Part 11. Mello Omni OVERTURN to ZAUNERFLOTIL trader of she load. Mr. Wares Mr. Jamb. Or. .4 Sorter Aare.. Tie reseed of s h e bind sad Otarsem (whim sill be asmarose sad complew), by oast approved Perhemere. Tie *look ender Are &remiss of Mr. C. J. Milky. libe or for she Pews to be takes of Mr. Irmados, at the ks, Nartstreet. from Tea till Per. Dana bp be opened at Me, sod bessis at d.ves..—Haltprier IC kiwi Ow*, te.ftt, 345.44.—Cianery, IL—Upper Galkry. lc e e e , 9le Free Let a Ibis Theatre den Not mend to the WEDNESDAY. ash of MARCH. HRER PRIERS OF 1..51p11 -ORR HUNDRED CA- I'ITAL.'►.-NO STOCK PRIZE)-ALL STERLING MuNEY.-TWELVII PIP= OF OLD PORT WINE, UESIDES THE SWINE. every Prizes, in the last Lottery, h a ve travel. Ird the Cestatry mod, sad Awl their metal Islamic, every Teen they halve *Uri. Akre thaw Thirty darer 's' plates, isekriag yearly every Miter is Ow Alphabet, have been Moiled by abis envoi Nailer, which, to say, ii.ght appear surprhim, hot I. KISH, way wily what every ..r might have repeated t—The Particulate of his The,. L t*,OK Primo are as thaw : lab of Oka, .... Monism 14b of NOW •••• lads 14th of 11414 .... &mirk lsoll lith of INOIIO .... Ilristssl lfill a wipes .... Bruise 15th of UAW .... Crain" ll UM lids of NAOS .... atesseerileid lan lith of INNS .... Clopion My lash of MAW •••• Ow! Hate of MIS, .... Cusisfaill . slril of 15,1111 .... Darby kale lith of V 0.606 .... = aro I.IIYI 16th of 1omi* .... 18th of 10,000 .... lidleborgls, easferr LIM 16th of 16.000 .... 11111iibatigis, soaks 1.2111 16th of 26.006 .... filiatow 1.160 16th of 10,115 .... illmosoirr itille 161 h of 211.660 .... liorefori 15th of 111#15 .... Liossolies.los.aids Milt 16th of Nose .... Leidessossfroodifirod 1,1110 16th of WAS .... Lamina OW*/ •• MSS 1611$ of !UN .... Newessile (Stif:) 1.1 55 lfais of 20.4611 .... Nesposellee..Trso 1.1 16111 of 1111,600 .... /4 eispile.atresti 4th of IMMO . .. Norwich ON 16th of 211,080 .... Norwich l.Oll 16th of 10,011 .... Ooodk 16th of 10.11011 .... Poossoce 16th of !ON .... 71eder_41 . ... lON leih of 90,0 001 .... Whlielislid IAN 14th of tope .... Wlioullass nth of Wine .... York Three nixes of L NAN eaele--otakitg ..L 10,000 '•' In the !stet Lottery that cootaioed Primo of L. 30,000. BISH sold them ALL! Of. Hi LP% LLIVEII I tunas sedilla jetspei mew tie diresties at a saw Paslmalme, aNM - --- ; the runt ; , %And Chews Nor at Grata (etterenrii . leselel. The Prisons Ilhentbsidilla (nher uP Deanett. grWl lie Footmark for the Int Oar, &a Hen% sr The Ti.. at lirelth. the eine Tragedy .f Fade, and Harlequin I 4. : ',. t • Jam; , _ I • '''.. 1 0 : , . , • R • ' tOt ,---., . • NESS TBEATISS.ROTAL, ENG usli OPERA ROUSE, STRAND. • SIDOURANIoN. MIL D. F. WALKER'S LECTURE o n Oho 'Orbitals MACHINE will be delivered this pett iest ivanista, WEDNESDAY, at Amy (Meet. Dom Iho.—Pit Am.—Gallery ta—Upper Gallery Is. Particulars in the Bills. DR. lIIRRRIAIAN. Physieiset-Accourheor So the Roapital, awl Dr. LIT, Physician. Arcesehrer le time Wallalower Ltißl- 10 -Nooltibl• will searewoes a COURSE of LECTURES ea the THEORY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, awl • she DISEASES of WOMEN awl MILDEW on MONDAY NEXT, the WA at Febniney, at Ibie.pese Ti. o'Clock. Partioalm easy be lenewil M Dr. Ileeriseash boom. IS, HaM.Moswatreet, ; at Dr. lAy's, St South Aodllepoteset, tirearatme.squere ; wed at the Middlesex Ilsopital, whore dos Lectures will be gives. Sterisecieli old bras prittelpie; bslikressis,ll4. LONDON AID lIIIIIICIATR ETNA 11-11011 T. I CO TTEE of the LONDON N.PACENT COMPANY will Is . . .rl-1 ......t ' - ' . the td Merck ISIS, at Five , .. i .. i M •beCrewis ewe Amber l lama, " 4 64"""6.' "", ' . 7/ %ties PROPOSALS frees am. pile. • miens et CAPTAIN. noir sad 1111013 ND sor% On/ STEWARD, toe the LOW. DON ENGINEER PAMIR, sew bulldlai is the Pert et Sonde& Irniely Pre Ie ebtola aulkee, wiset be nessopeeled per isreat. /Alp eepteeelei wayability at Iler ea/ verrnielltal et diameter ter dose several flu LOININIOr wont be • Valid of mope. dim f I =l Ainsaihin ea/ be say pocket Is that melee, an/ oNI he low pres- sers linglare, wilt Ind= spots an loprelolessetteellem . by osiers( Re Ceinselllse, ..LlDt. OALWIVAY, Cholnaso. soma FIELD. SaaalarY• CrPws Pei Amebeelravets, Pei IS, ISIS. STUMM AND FRENCH PATENT LAMPS. rrII say Reba Moo isi Lnittlea that mann- hdows their Ante PATENT LAMPS, ter every per. pee where light is 'retesibsol. err roe*" for We, sad war. misled Ie hen trllL'at ILIINTNURSTS REPOSITORY, ISO, New Iltemietreet, whew the restest variety is the Merles my be am he the Pablie, et his Show Rooms se Awe. Gessine Syeresseeti sot other Lamp Oils, that bees oldies. men ; old Rem Lampe with foosteine, eller- ' ed S. ale ewe were priertets ; Lamps of every description Meet es Me tar belle.reein, Ay. 1 SANDERS, 111, WALL, sud CO. MOROAN end SANDERS. UPHOL amid, very grate. feNy esterriediee the lame sopped Nee have received for they eseeelent fees Ne Nubility cud Gentry, is NA Wertevenie, and very =latess flak Nave N waraweve, abet the Sesieeee fe new reliesplehri by Mr. Nerve ie hover of SASIDIIIIN, DUINAM, WALL, sod Co. (she have Mee illesleteete is the ceeesto ever sifts its comeemseeNA). They reeret fully Wide a eeetieeinee of tam imisfollem eiml prefer- Nee which has beer se keg eves le Or roam modelle sr Foreiture manorsetend oely to * istullilioneist, Nes. 11, 11, Ind 17, Catherierstreet, BMW. Pi .e. Tbs !Meat Articles * with gnat impreressests, sod • Reseed sibibities of Upholstery sod Celmet Furuiturt, always ready for Sate. TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS, SHOPKEEPERS. AND OTHERS. ITSED OFFICE PENS, et 15.. per Thou- Ili good, with a *Ariel alloontoce to the Trade, *old by J. WALSH (lota Hottbee, Webb, and Mon), boar Temple tsar, Londe., Low Sintiotter, Ilooksener, and Peo Sta. timer to tie Book of Ertilood. Where tiny bo had. In One large Volume. prier Ve. A LIR* of the PROPRIETORS at UNCL4INIED DIVIDENDS as DANE STOCK, and ira the PUBLIC trameferahie at the Book of Eirgland, with the Dates whoa the Heat Dividends simpreisvely became payable, and the oomber of Unclaimed Dividends dos to tech Pro retro% FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the rainy attempts that are daily Ina& to impost es tM wswery• sperlese corepossieloes imirsad st the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they ►ave adspeed a sew label, in w►ic► t►eir /lbgeseara sad Address, _ 97. ISIGH meLsoas r it se compieweirsly placed is the centre of the Label, that they trust ea akestlea to Ibis, aad the ilifrereare of the type, wbkb i■ make all leekr.press, will citable purchasers at mace be dulcet the imperiliew. Th• Real JAPAN BLAMING, made asid gold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hiatt Holborn, owl retailed by the ploaipal Shopkeeper, in Bottles at 9d., Is., and ls.9d. each. TO THE WORKING POOR. THE preent is ato critical time for Infants who are Teelhinihln eenseqwenee .f the prevalence of the Measles sad Ohioan\ ; fee stioald the irritaliun of the Teeth aim ea while they era inifferiew from those Disor der., very few Children will receiver. Mothers ought their fare never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP where there are yaw* Children, am by only rubbing their Glum with the Symp. It gives insisiediste ease, thereby penereting both Fever and Coorslaiatta. MRS. JOHNSON relieves the Safaat Poor, as usual, at her have, may Twain, and Satanllay soonsiug, from Nitro ho Tea &Clack, hy hrissVag a Lefler from • reepectabk Housekeeper, testifying that they are real Objects of Cha rity sad she parteestarly cautious those /thither' whose Chiklrea way have ■ny of the above Dmuniers, sot In six with those w►a are free, as she cannot separate her 1111 k Patient's, their nonsbers Wag sa great, during th► hours of attesdance. Mrs. .1. hopes.. vent a Charity will soot be ahead, as it is entilely fawn her noir priinsie punt% The lisrarp to be hal of this Proprietors, Juhisson soil Stil. Moo, No. 94, Newman-street, Deford-street, sad of all the principal Medicine Verdes, la town and country, at ta. • bunk. Cooirtoo.—fie ,Noe to oak for Johosou and Wi lliam's Amoricou Soul Ling Symp. .., N, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lb, 1818. SOCIETY FOo't'Ht 111UPPRESSION s e• USN DUST". A PUBLIC MBETINCI will be holden at dal Cann sissi Asher Tabs*, is the amok es WED= NRAOAY NW% the ISO Isaiert, to whit% the &peel let she Coessittee will be presesteral. The Pair will be tat* sti Oew s'asdi preeisely. Ladies sad Gessiessi. will be ssitte d si rr ist Twelve. W. U. SOMA lbw. weerwatf • I Oe Tenthly next ON he prblhoheti o , ht 41e. with Peerless PIM% 111. NARRATIVE of am EXPEDITION' to EXPLORE the River ZAIRE, or CONGO, in ROUTH AFRICA. ha ISIS, seder the Direetteme ef Captain J. K. TUCK SY, R.N. &briefed ter Jobe Murray. Alltemerle4tovet. This Jay are published, handsaw* piloted itt hubcap St.. Fire S.. POEMS written by SOM BODY;R tweet n sportfully iletheated N NOMODY (sad isisaded he EVERY BODY wbe eate Leaden: Pabitsbed at tie mimed of own! Perna, of Distiaetioe, by Baldwin, Oradea, sad Jay, l'atentoster- few. • NORTH POLE. This day is }latish* eiegaatly printed ii Svc with a ear reel Kap of the Pole, price 9.. board., THE POSSIBILITY .1' APPROACHING the NORTH POLE AUERTED. By floe BON. DAIN ES BARRINGTON. A Dm liditiew t with au Appeadia, coataisdati Papers ea time MIDI Subject, aad as a Moab Watt Pause. By COL SEAUFOT, F.R.S. Loads.: Printed for T. sad J. Altman, Priners.strote, Hassver•slasre; W. H. Reid, Charing-Cross ; sad &kiwis, Cendoek, sad Joy, Paterroster.row. The day is published, in one Volume, limo. price be. boards, BENIGNITY; or, the Wave of Hap Ones,. A Serious Novel. selected (will' additiosal Cooversatiesr) from the Works of Merry Brooke, Esq. By A LADY. Brestford: Printed by P. Nurbery; sod sold in Lowden by Babied., Credo*, sod Joy, Palensessetwoir ; by elm are alas 1. TAt i lt he rtsr Fl RP—SIDE, sr a Father sad Mellor's Stories; in t vols. prise Its. boards. I. FRUITS of REFLECTION; t vols. limo. by Mt. Heiser, price h. 3. EVENINGS RATIONALLY EMPLOYED; limo. by the same, 3e. St 4. A PREPARATORY EXERCISE os the ROAD LEADING In site LAND of LEARNING, le progressive Lessons ; by the sew ; price 3s. dd. b. COLUMBUS, or Ibe DISCOVERY of AMERICA ; pries be hound. I. CORTEZ, or lbs CONQUEST of MEXICO; pries Gs. Sd. booed 7. PIZA RRO, or the CONQUEST of PERU ; price is. ed. booed. S. HELMET HISTORY of SCOTLAND; I •01. poke. So booed. 9. --. HISTORY of ROME; 4 vols. Fie. lb. booed. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LORDS, Tommy, FURVAILY 17. EXCHZQUER BILLS, AND MALT DUTY. Mr. Brogdret m►d others Iron) the House of Coto mons, brought up the Exchequer Bills Bill. and also the M.lt Duties Bill. to which they desired their Lorrlships' concurrence. The Bills were severally reed a first time. and or dered to be read a seamed time to-morrow. The House then adjourned. U 017311 OF C 011310741, TUESDAY, Fro. 17. General THORNTON stated. that being anxious to have a full attendance of the Members for Ire land to discuss his motion (which stood for the 4th of March next), for the repeal of so much of an Art of Charles 11. as required particular persons marring official situations to take the oath of abju rations of the doe t in* of transubstantiation. and hav ing ascertained that the Irish Members were not ex pected to attend Parliament generally before Easter. he should defer his intruded motion to a later pe riod. He accordingly gave notice of its postpone ment to the 16th of April next. Mr. Wnorryst.sir moved for Copies of Memo. vials and Applications to the Clerks of the Peace of the Couloir% of England and Wales. for the purposes of obtaining Charitable Donations, so for as the same had come into the Office of the Secre tery of State; which motion was agreed to. Mr. BARCLAY moved for Accounts of the aver age Prices of Barley, from Jasivary. 1817, to el 7M. emir). 1818.—Ordered. Papers were also laid on the table. containing an Account of the Irish Exchequer Bills at . present outstanding. Mr. Wl•asu gave notice lie should, on Friday next. in the Committee of Supply, move that a certain sum be granted to indemnify the High Bailiff of Westminster fur losses he had sustaiued in consequence of certain recent events. Mr. LUSHINOTOM moved the first reading of the usual Annual ludemnity Bills, which was agreed to, and the Bills reed accordingly. Sir GEORGE WARRINDER brought up the Navy Ordnance Estimates for the year, which were laid ou the table. COTTON SPINNERS. Sir lioseaT PEEL rose, and 'Wed, that as he was desirous of reaching as soon as possible the prejudi cial consequences resulting from the existing practice on the parts of master cotton manufacturers, of re• quiring the children► in their employment to con tinue at unremitting labour for a period of 14 or 15 hours per diem, he intended not to refer their Petition► and situation to a Committee of the House, as that mode, though usual, would occasion a delay he was moot anxious to avoid in the present in stance. lie therefore gave notice he should, nu Thursday next, move at once fur leave to bri: e i r i: the Bill to remedy the hardships of these deren individuals.—/ Hear, hear.) Mr. Camas' was apprehensive the proceeding wag too hasty, and might be attended with iticoo• \ reorient 'Moults throughout that pert of the nianufacp 'wring interest which ware liktly to be affected by the provisions of the Dill. LOTTERIES. Mr. Larreol.*4ll gave Willer that he should, so the 3d oM r ock „submit to the coosidera lion of the Reuse, several resolutions relaiive to the prejudicial coosequeseces of the bybteto or Stew Lotterloo. Mr.. CA LCRAIPT mover, for • New Writ fur the electiou of • Member to serve 111 the present Par hafortst for the Borough of St. Albautis. in the room of Joseph Halsey. Esq. deceased. CITY FUNDS. • Mr. H. Simms postpoised hi. motion 'relight', tp the production of. so Account of the Funds of ihe City of London, until Tuesday next. BRITISH CLAIMANTS ON FIANCE. Mr. HAIIIIIRSLICT presented a Petition from certain British merchants, Messrs. Hanlon and Franco, as the representatives of the partners. now deceased, of the firm of Franco, Dubois, and Com pany, stating, that the said Messrs. Franco. Dn boils, and Co. had been possessed of considerable sums of money In the French Funds, in the yew 1793 ; that notwithstanding the property was clear ly vested in them, it had been sequestrated and finally confiscated by an act of the French Govern ment. _ By an article of the.Conveation or Treaty eoncleded at Pavia on the gosh November, 1813, and signed by the Noble Lord opposite (Lo rd Cos tlereaph), the Duke of Wellington. and the Duke de Hschslien, it had been agreed that British sub jects, is the &notion of the Petitioner., were me titled to. and should receive compensvition from, the present Government of France, upon proof of the loss aestsined by acts of the Revolatieuary.Govern ascot of France. They, however. found it impos sible to obtain any satisfaction upon tins head from the French Uoverantent, although they had fre gamily applied. Commissioners also were ap pointed by the Treaty to see this part of it execut ed ; but although three years had since elapsed, no progress had been made in the business, nor a single shilling received by the Petitioners. or other Bri tish subjects in a similar situation. The Hon. Member, after statiug that such were the contents of the Petition he held in his hind. the authenti city of which he had no mesa of swede' • g. though it contained sufficient matter to interest the House and the country—he therefore moved it should be read ; which was agreed to, and the Pe tition afterwards ordered to he printed. &LATE TRADE. To a questiba by Dr. l'ait.t.tmoia respecting the apportionment of the WO.OOO/. appointed to be applied in indeinnifyinz claimants under the late Treaty concluded with Spain. relative to the abuli tion of the Slave Trade— Lord CASTLIMEAGH declined making any an. ewer, until he had made further inquiry relative thereto. NORTH ERN CIRCUITS. Mr. M. A. Tee Loa rose to make his promised mo tion on the subject of the imperfect administration of justice in the counties of Durham. Northumber laud, Westmoreland, Cumberland, and the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. He felt it his duty to place in the strongest light before the House the present defective state of justice. upon which, as far as he knew any thing of public opi nion, there was but one sentiment in the breast of every man who turned his attention to the subject. He need hardly mention iu that House, that throughout all England, Scotland. Wales. and Ire. land. there was a general Gaol Delivery in each each county twice in the year. excepting in the northern counties just mentioned. He should be happy to hear from his Majesty's Ministers. whom he saw in their places. what just reason could be given why all these several counties should be excluded from the °Miner) , administration of jus tice generally in force throughout the empire. A Commission of Amin and Ftui Pries tamed to every other county twice in the year ; he must es cent the towu of Bristol, which. owing to some pe culiar regulations of its own, had only tins advan tage once in each year. 'lle circumstance was the more extraordinary, as these northern counties now at lent were extremely populous. wealthy, and car ried on an amazing traffic both by sea and land. and could not. of course, be exempt from crime end its consequesicee any more then other parts of the kingdom. The fact was. that crime had latterly considerably increased, and the number of appre hensions and persons kept in prison until the As sizes commenced in these counties, were, of course, increased iu the same proportion. He bad ascertained that there were now several persons confined there who. not being triable until the Summer Mimes. must coutinue in gaol for nine or ten months. previous to their being extri cated from prisms. or their conduct and character being pronounced tocent or guilty by the laws of their country. With respect to these counties, some of them. such as Durham or Cumberland, having a considerable commercial intercourse with other places, in many instances civil caves arising in these ciunties are subject to a charge of venue, and often brought up to be tried in the Courts in London, thus increasing the business of those Courts, which already was sufficiently burdensome. The consespseuce was obviously much unneces sary delay in such actions as were of • transitory nature. He hod been informed that at this mo ment there were fifty actions on the paper fur trial at Durham. Iti the ordinary way these rarely could be determined in less than a year from their commencement, but when a new trial was granted it might be two years. lit cues of ejectment concerning real property, or titles thereto, it not unfrequetitly happened that a lands lord could not obtain possession of preemie -4 front which he hod been unjustly deforced, or kept out ' of posses ion. in a shorter space than three years from the commencement of the suit. The proceed- Use Were, iu those caves desionsinated Ilemmasesals, peculiarly dilatory. Uuder these circuirmuncts at ; • reo -1( ) 4. A, * e . !RICE SIMEN-PENC • ' • become a duty in the-House to interfere; Oleg did out, the old system would moot probably ant ht A Grand /Jetty weer übt likely to find one that there were-too manly cases, or to sewer lain the number,or Mooch* • pris oner h i d be en corinised, or a ; mode had been pending. The wretched prisoners would be told, if they shooed epply to Dever geneut for .redress, that Gower's.. mead cuoW not .telettent between their case Mid its determination by the ordinary course of jus tice. Even it Prinks to the House must, to snake it effecAual, be backed by weighty recumisendatiou and efficient support. Except the grievance was taken up by the House io the same way it fail in tended to and redressed iii part thedrlays incidental to proceedings in CI eery. and before the Howie of Lords, nothing would he done intaiiiTetisetst of this most inconvenient and impolitic mode of proceed*. Could any one say why thepo•lhor s • couistieseisoield not be eutitled to all the prittlagitC" resulting from the general law of for counter I—.o would it be said. because it was difficult to Nod not a remedy, there should be no alteration whatever Various improvements had beets suggeitod mid acted upon, as to the practice of other Cow*. which might form *precedent. Upo n th e Equity side of the Esclw,luer, it hod formerly beets wets ! sail to have four Judges ow the bench, now not more then one so.uetiuses sat. In tile session iff Oyer end Terminer. at the Old Bailey, which he recollected used to commetsce ou a Wednesday and conclude oa Saturday generally, or at the latest Monday. the btu/is/eft 1541 so far increeied, that A =nutmeg to sit two and even three weeks. He err saltily thought some relief ought here to be afford-. ed to lighten) the labour of trying Interne; in dolt Court. The question of these dilatory alxhies add mokiplicatsou of legal business, so as to jirtiee burdensome to particular Courts of .lustier. war one pecaliuly fitted fer the considelittibia of thee House; becalm a Bill to reined* the evil must necessarily be s e Money Bill. and, of course, could only originate in that House. ' With reference to the plan he meant to propose, he begged leave to stale to the House that there Ira an office in the Court of Exchequer. the d•ti.i hf which were at present to Swear in the Judges • r that Court, and afterwards, if pleasing; to dine with them—he ninon the office of Cursi.or Boron of the Court of Exchequer--it was an office mostly filled by judicial characters, who had retired trolls situations abroad- -it was always filled by men of talent, and now by a rums- of great science mid talent, he meant Mr. Baron Masseres- - -(Heor)— a Geutlemku who was formerly.Deptity Recorder of London. Now his object Would be; with the addition of 3.000/. .or a suitable salary, to make this an efficient office, by s moking the person holding it take his tutu at the Awakes. his rosier at the Old Batley, and on Circuit. From the ar rangements necessarily mode by the Judged at pre. sent. they lied hardly time to get up from the Lan. caster Assizes to attend the Old Bailey, and were often obliged to leave important business undotie to arrive in town at the appointed time. In addition to the Court of Exchequer Cursitor, he would pro pose a similar one for the King's Beach—than tWo persons wodld be had to act as efficient sub.. aidiary Judges, without at the fame time touch. lug the old constitution of the twelve Judges. would not be proposing any novelty iu facilitating the due administration of justice. for the House ktsew that last year a Bill had been passed to enable one of the Judges to sit iu justi fication of bail apart from the regular Court. Let the King's Bench Cursitor take the whole of the bail cases during Term. let him also be effective for the Old Bailey. Nisi Pries. end Assize. This would in itself give great relief to the Judges, and enable them the better to fulfil the whole of their duties, for at present nothing but the herculean strength of the Lord Chief Justice could get through 500 cases at Nisi Pries, and this was obliged to be done at intervals; at one time at Serjeasit'a (nu, mod at another time elsewhere, just as the time of the Court could be devoted to them. The cost of the proposed alteration would be nothing in comm. risme to the eztebt of benefit which would result / front it. Look at the evil of persona in the north ern counties being imprisoned twelve, end some* times 13 months before they could have their trial, thus suffering a puinehmesst, when often iutioceiii, greater than that allotted to a conviction for some of the most aggravated offences; manslaughter, for instance. He recollected a case in which he had been counsel himself. where a man committed for stealing a game cock. had b e e n n i ne mo n ths ill gaol before trial, and when brought into Court these was not a tittle of evidence against him.—(Hear. bear.)—The evil was, therefore, great in thus excluding four counties from the same periodical administration of justice that other parts of the country had. The remedy was certainly practice blr and without the introduction of any serious novelty. Indeed a new officer had been called its (the Vice.Chaiscellor) to moist the Lord Chancel lor. when the pressure of business could not be otherwise disposed of. As to the 'twenties on par. ocular public officers for the additional mitertain soma of the Judger, that would be nothing ; Lord Thanet, nor the High Shwas of the norther's comities would never consistent of being exposed twice a year to the hospitable civilities of entertain ing the Judges, which they stow only enjoyed once in the same space of time. The Bishop of Duchene would not; at kastif he (Mr. Taylor) had 90,000 L r year in that See he would not object to receiving the Judges twice, nay, four times a year.-- /A hash.)—He concluded by moving, G• That an humble Address be presented to Ins Royal High mese the Prince Regent, praying that he would be graciously pleased to issue a Commission of Oyer sod Termisser mud General Gaol Delivery twice a year for the counties of Westmoreland. Cumber land. Durham. and Nortliumbrrland, and the town of Newcastle-upoii-Tyne. amid assuring his Royal Flightless that the House would make good the es pease attending the same." 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