The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-23 00:00:00

Tho motion for adjournment till Monday liras thew agreed to,

On the motion for going into committee on tile, sqs
Banks and Friendly Societies Trusts Bill,
Sir H. Wii,Loromiy called attention to ,
tile loose and unooOs
stitutional means by which the COr;naissiofiers Were amble/ to,
dispose of the enormous fUllth invested in the Savings,Vkanks,
Some further remarks on the subject were offeKetit by Mr-
Hanbury.
Mr. S. ESTCOURT complained that the recquamen.clat4olls-01:4,-
select committee on Savings Banks, of wk,ich ke had been OW
chairman, were altogether ignored, in, the bill. -• • •
Mr. A. Inglis and Mr. Maims having bfiefly spoken,. •••
The CHANCELLOR of the EgCHEQUER ObSOrVe4. 04 thee
belt
before the House dia not attempt, us deal, with tko ditlicul?;
subject of the. 74,11agti4nt of Savings, Ba4/0,,- At* 940Ve Was.
establishments,
limited to the custom of investmcntts in the
and he hoped the House would conseukt to. consider it in com-
mittee.
Ing that if Would
Mr. T. BARING, opposed ttit, not
improve the sincerity 411 q question, while introdueing .
serious financial iu4o.vation. believing

:Ur. AVA'rC. 4")° • . , .
moved, as an amendment, that the co
..: ,
Mr. Cot- lass • ' fg.p4ttea ,
opposed the measure. .
should be deferred for six months.
The Muse divided—For tho bill, 92.; fuz the amendment; : .
65; majority, 27.
.-4-,,• - •
The House then went into committee on the bill.' I.' • '
Six: H. WILLOUGHBY moved the postponement l3flso
'th:litlio4j •
clause, which related to the constitution of
the new Commissioners.
After some discussion, the committeen73,; majority,
25 d,
thtn ordtrir(i to rePortimirzeu.
ivid!f3l.7P .._par tlie":'
poTsthpeocuhemairemnta,uoW;asa, er
ghaohwistev,
The
ee hortohruesebtuhseiit
business
wumaesd.o.u,
dis
adjourned at a quarter to one:: I,)osqa of, apd the House,

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