The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

PR!VATI BUSINILIA,

The follgwieg bills wore read a seecitd tie.: Commis-
.iosers of Supply (Scotland); Appellate Jarisdicolea
(Bosse of Ltrds); Annaities (N. 2); and National CU-
lery ; Bills.
The following bills wen read a third time: lonhant'slita-
lite ; Talbot's Divorce; and Bditbargh Masisipality
(Amendments) ; Bills.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) BILL.
On the motion of the Doke of Anorm. this InII was read
seemed time.

PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) BILL.
On the notion for 'rifle into nniinsittse on this bill,
The Earl of DONOUORtdORE moved that the bill be
oassitted that day biz months.

After a smaveresioo,
The Earl of BEBBBOROUGH agreed to limit the Mt to
dye peen, which was ..opted.
Tt. nimbus( &awes were agreed to, sad the hmteo
re lamed.

APPELLATE JURISDICTION (ROUSE OF LORDS)

_ _ _ _
BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR. in moving that wood
reading of this hill, stated that the bill was (outdid qa the
report of the committee whioh had beta appointed is ex
muses of Su James Parke haying been mated a par for
Ilk sad • imelatioa of the hoes' to the .Beet that it was
'net impotent to the crown to make such a creation. A
ilmalendlneo Mil been epoilited, end the eject of their in-
Slle, was to marten 6ow fir the administration of jos
Oho la their lordships' hones was or was not Batista-
Ship to the suitors. The malt wee that no subse-
a& for their lordships' house would be satisfsete ry
Mrs public Eineli was the aloud apish* of those
Mho pus evident's, and of the ocisunittes themselves ;
M Ohm Inmate a matter of inquiry whit well-founded
=k of complaint aimed. Thoago It app. and Met
were matters of doted which required intendment, it
was felt that there were so sera.. grouted. of complaint.
use point was that the matter being confined to the law
has, there was so security for their regular attend mice, and
rat 6ABIIB were heard by few, three, two, or sometimes by
as law lord. This wee b before the committai as
Moen of complaint. It was still as open questioa whether
globoid inqeiry was best sendoeted by one or more Lodi-
Ishals, many eathoritios bang of .pinion that where a
Opoistion had to be decided by en individual, the undivided
sospossith lit y cooperated for the sore a ikon,. losowledge
rat was panted by havieg several jedgas. Sash was his
gpflaiest but as the committee had easaimossly eons to the
ought to Moore thou ate,hit would notate'
1E LidliMiller sri
llier. The qoatioe then arose as tittle smear
of I lad the committee had eases to the cocolassoa
that_ light to be the minims. This was hooded e•
the gemmil opinion of the witnesses. The seat difficulty
was t• some the attendance of the judge.. The wit-
oesesammearring to the opiate. that that home ought still
to lonia Ito appellate jarisdistion, they also thotight that
the appoistment of life peers was the beat mode of 'aerie'
salleitiat legal strength ter that teams!. Rs consumed ia
thinklog that this was the bat miens which scold he
adored for ' g an Sermon of legal talent, without in-
troOmias to the house as persuomers a comar of pass
pare. It was thought fit that no one should be @c-
leated for this aloe who had sot discharged high Jaaltlel
duties for • period of five years. Various saggesenall
were made as to the status of them perionu,
and eveatmelly it was speed that her IlleJoety
ought to have the pews. whether or lad it at moat,
of muting life peen. To what eztent was the usage's-
thin. Aleeg with the Lord Chem:aloe, It would he at
last neeeemuy to have other awe Judges sitting. It was
thialreirimmad that her Kehl* Monti be enabled, if
she t It, tomer. on say poem who hid dimilmeged
=alsties for five your. In silliks to • pomp for
eatory of • mesh moss% ad Mos this.
should hold *Mai as deputy imenhomi to edit drol=
Classeellor, the teams ogee* odes Infos tho semi as that
of other judge,. By that mum their lordships would'
mare • trlbaral otaidenag if use hes than throe judges
supposed to be the meet emieent that Westminster Hall
was likely to afford. The boll also propoted to soot
soother evil that bad been moth oomplaised of. It pro-
Pa." gee fare their lordship. power to alt for the per.
feriorsee of their jodiesl fanssiose alter the mad of the
*salon, aid tem t. diem.. of ail the oasis' before them.
Practically the bushw set down in eagle session was no
mere than could he got through, were it not for the
outstandlog arrears, widen bad first to be disposed et '
At the opening of toe swam el 1866, thi re wen so
fewer than twenty-five cams la aerate, sod at the open-'
log of the present there were ten; but the proposed plea
would enable their lordship, to get rid of them alto-
gear. Several ether °metals's of • minor diame-
ter had some aloes the committee ; but they ap-
peared to have eonsidered than as mitten entirely
within the competes,* of their lordships to dispose, of
thecoseltres. One of those cempleints was the custom which
required two lay lords to mit la order to make up the
quorum. Practically no benefit accrued from that rale ;
it was a mere idle cerame.y, for the lay lords took as pat
is the proceeding., and their pastime merely gave as ap-
pearance of Impropriety when, in reality, there was some.
II the bill became law, the dielmeity would he removed,
isamoch as tie two Deputy Baskets would always sit
with the Lord ChaemPor, as wed as such other of the law
lords to might think proper to be present. It was also sug-
gested that the house should adopt as such as potable the
forms aces., Judicial tribunal, ; sad that the two Deputy
Speakers should sprier in means It was thought that
that would precept permn from soloist in end speaking to
them while they were engird he hearing ca' es ; for eobicly
would do eo to 'jades ups, the beach. He did not mean to
say that the low lot-. did sot really pay as much nemesia
as they would do if they were la eaten.; but still it was
thought that it would give WM taWmketioo to suitors if the
judges out is such a guise "'would give them the appearance
of sot neglecting the cause hefe them. Again, It was
proposed that the he toed. should deliver judgment mated '
at the table instead of rising is their phase, se at present, to
fillOit the jad. emit of the hams. All these, however, wire'
matters entirely wahines. marvel of the home, sad amid
sot he med. the subjects of legidetbs. There was one
ether matter which would nqeire cosederatiou, mid that''
was the question e f expense. (Rear, hear) A great part
of the methane of suits before their lordships aloes feom •
raise that was entirely beynad their control, mainly, the
fees paid to the eminent costael who were generally is.
played In suck cases. Their lordships might, however, ses
eider whether they would not dispose* wi,h the printed
" case" which they now required of ea& litigant. That
occasioned a great deal of expense, but whether it did stein
the sad toad materially to shorten the duration of the suit,
would be salter for ansidetatiou. (Hem) The oohs
and leaned lord 'occluded by moving the sowed rafts of
the bill.

Atter eoasldereble dieeenloa the bill tree NW a 10111011141
time, ead ordered to be wasaittad.
The Absentee (No. 2) Bill wee &leo raid a second time.