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limns was obtained for that purpose from the magistrates.
The CHAIRMAN said the amendment was informal, as
it had no relation to the subject-matter of the bill.
Mr. AYRTON hoped the hon. member would he able to
introduce his amendment in the bill in another shape, as the
liracci he proposed to deal with was a great scandal and
---Er7IUME moved the adjournment of the debate.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
would not oppose the recommittal of the bffl, if it were
asked for, as there were so many amendments, so that bon.
gentlemen might have a comprehensive view of the whole.
He wished, however, now to move the amendments of
which he had given notice, except one.
After a few words from Mr. J. LOOK; who contended
that the clause proposed bg him was one that might he
admitted as germane to the subject of the bill, whilst Mr.
Huirrand Mr. EtoranoN-Ekacouar supported the chairman's
ruling to the contrary,
Mr. HARDY suggested that the motion to report pro-
ven Nimbi be withdrawn, and it waswithdrawn accord-
aVe• CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved
the addition of the clause enabling the justices to adjudge
premises disqualified for the isle of wine after the second
conviction within two years.
The clause and certain forms were added to the bill.
Mr. HARDY brought up clauses regulating the access of
the police to lionised houses • and forbidding the allowing
of unlawful games or the haibouring of improper characters
therein.

They were alio agreed to.
The schedules and the bill u amended were then agreed
to. The bill was ordered to be reprinted, and to be reported
on Monday
00NROLIDATED FUND (9,600,0000 BILL.
This hall passed through committee.
REGRYFRATION OF BIRTHS, Bc. (IRELAND) (No. 2)
BILL

REGISTRATION OP Burniii, Ac. (IRELAND) BILL
Them bilk were reed • mooed time.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL.
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Yr. BOWYESmood that ii;;liiiibecoOuritied pro
forma, in order that certain additional clauses which had
been proposed by the Attorney•Geneml ou the part of the
government might be printed. He stated that the measure
wns simply a conveyancing bill, and involved no important
A ' Pruesig • on was called, but the motion was ultimately
speed to without opposition.
Mr. NEWDEGATE said he hoped the noble lord would
afford the house an opportunity of discussing the principle
of the bill.

Lord PALMERSTON maid that the bal was the bill of
the hon. member for Dundalk. It was only now committed
for the purpose of inverting certain clauses ; and it would be
for the hon. member for Dundalk and the house to decide
when it should come on.

Mr. BOWYER proposed the 4th of June for the com-
mittee.

Mr. NEWDEGATE mid that that day week would be •
more suitable day.
After some further discussion the committee was fixed for
Thursday next.

LIABILITY_ BILL

The house-141;i inio7o-temittee-on this bill.

Sir F. GOLDSMID objected to the language of the mea-
sure, as introducing confusion into the state of the law on
this subject. He therefore moved that the chairman report
PIT7AMES supported the bill, which he said would tend
to nimplify the law.
LOW PALYERSTON said he hoped the hon. baronet
would allow the chairman to report progress.
Yr. WHITESIDE said that the hon. baronet ought to
have prepared his amendments.
After some farther discussion the chairman was ordered
to report program.
LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr. WHITESIDE obtained leave to bring in a bill to
amend the law relating to landlord and tenant in Ireland.
CASE OF YR. DROUGHT.
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On the motion of Mr. liminneer, copies c correspon•
deuce were ortiored_regweitmr this own.
SUPPLEMIANTARY NAVY ESTIMATES.

Mr. WHITBREAD presented supplementary estimates
far the navy for the ensuing year.
The hones adjourned at a gannet to 2 till Monday next.

lab) budßout.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT —MA: 17.
(Before Yr. Commissioner Murphy.)

This insolvent, who had been a glue warehouseman in
High Holborn, was opposed by Mr. Marne, on the part a
a creditor named Napoleon Halogens
It was elicited from the insolvent that he had been bail
in this court for an insolvent named Block in October last,
and the opposing creditor said the insolvent had referred to
that eirenastance to get credit from him, and the creditor
that he had given a bill of sale.
V.Vlsa ense asked the insolvent the amount for which he
became bail for Block.

The insolvent rid it was for 3001., and a bill for that
amount was put into his hands, to enable him to become
boil.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy asked the insolvent whether
be meant to my that the bill wins given him to swear he
had 3001.
The insolvent said it wsa so, and he returned the bill
after the man was discharged.
Mr. Commimioner Murphy remarked it was like the case
which was said to have occurred al aßy being put into a
man's mouth, to swear be had We in him when he executed
•will.
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- Eventually the case was adjourned to the 28th of June,
and the insolvent advised to settle with Mr. Malepree.