The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-12 00:00:00

(Stamped Yd. Additional.) [T WOPENCE.

beneficial to one country should not be applicable to the
other; and he contended that there were no valid reason&
which should deter the legislatute from applying 0 part
of the Irish system to England. He then prooseded to
give a genteel outline of the provisions by which, mkt
the bill, oyes in fee simple of lend, or persons having the
power to dispose of the fee simple of land, and who had
been in 110Mteeriall for five years, might come to a court and
obtain a doderation of title, which should be efileacious for
certain purposes. He proposed to provide a esteguaid or
cheek, not given in Ireland, enabling parties interested to
lodge& caution or carat Is the court prior to a decimation of
title. It was proposed that the court should consist of two
judges, with 'aliens of I,oool.and 26001. a year. The So-
licitor-General then proceeded to explain the of a
subsidiary measure tar a registry of titles, ensiling a person
having a declaration of title to put his name on
the register u the perms entitled to tree tho
mate subject to any attest, which might be of
either of two kinds, the nature and effect of which be
explained. He proposed that this registry should be In
London, sad that, se well as the court, it should be to •
certain silent serf-uppecting. He had now gone tluoughe
and he bond the hose would not cossider at an=
e.)—the measare whisk he had the
to propose. He ventured to hope SW on consideration
his measure would be found to involve so principle which
that beset bed Cot ha undue& senctioesd. He did sot
deice to It se a esra-nre which weld all at Yoe
settle the Ibis of knit in this weeny. Oa the metrary.
be wee pieseedei 'hake mateme whisk Une*ased Mail, see
by compublia, weddeek. , ben by desseee, gni PM In the
way properties as it 'bowed Itself raid le lir ollistAelleb
It probtattl Is Wok, was the who but milopbsal
is dui
tame., tie weals, rid prideakes Ms trusses,.
Mar.) Ho belied tainew And so
say dune( tad et arm% et = a yet=
of this kite!. He that to those serum of 11111111110/
who would be able to avail themselves of this system, It
would have the effect of making land the subject of speedy
ad ash bargain and traffic, which in this country it sauce
yet had boy. (Hoer, hear.) He believed that if the bomb'
Witold an ecsaidartias, sad he believed It =2.
think it right to adopt this measure be
have the eatehistion of thinking that without ea.
g any right of say parson whatsoever, epithelia
sud6aMb; interfering with say long established practise, they
would at bait have taken a step, and no unimportant step,
towards removes the complexity end the expense which to
as had bees a reproach to the law relating to the title of
land in this emery. (Loud clues.)
Sir R. BRTHELL exposited his thanks to the govern-
meat for the istrodactioa of the measure, and the great
plenum with which be had listened to the admirable and
laeid speech of the Solieller-Oeural. He suggested a lbw
polite tor the cessidtristion of Sir H. Caine, warring bin of
tits opposition be would have to "neonate is Ha conduct of
the =same, and of the difficulties with which he would hay
to instead.

Atter some cursory remarks by Mr. Dobbs, Mr. Ayrton,
and Mr. Griffith,
Mr. LOWE mid the measure rtlleciod thew highest honour
upon the government.
Mr. NALINS, admitting that it was most desirable to
tirtitles, thought there were more practical difficulties
trey inherent in titles Man the Solicitor-Owed
antiapa•ed.
Mr. HADFIELD made a Lw remerlmoand leave was
siwas to
liones bag In the bill, sad • Bill to e ,oneb a Beg Wry
of Landed s.

-ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION.

If,. Bees7l;eyMATlkirme;edlorle;velo betog in
a bill to amend the este Mein to the ecekeiesticei
commissioners. As the bill bed In a peat sesame
been already Woes the house, he thought it de-
sirable ese honourable ameba alawald have it In
their hands helms he szylained the details. lie would
imply indica'e the four points to which attention would be
ebb*/ directed. Mrs, the maaapeent sad the restoration
of spicapel eta's@ to those who were exited to them
seeredly, the mode of rep:thin eimeanta from the Miami
chaps's, and swing the dams ?royalty was dealt with in
a stellar maw to that in width epirrofel frurftY had
ban desk with, eon tope en end by degrees to the system
of isnewale of lessee by illbts • thirdly, to see whether the
=of whet was riled heel ems weld meths seethed
My ; fourthly, the sods of pdthr uan eel to re.
newels epos Gem wilds • coaled pied of its.., and
'soaring fell rights to the prase sailed while the proem
was going on. fie would eadeseer is mein to the bore
the manner to which all the.. pitta thrill be dealt with
when the bin err in their bode. Ma hoped the boon would
sow eliser Mut to bring in the MIL
The bill wee then brought in and reed a first time; and
the emend reading wee thud for Meela? week.
The Bolleitor•Oeserare bills were beenght in and reed a
first time.
IRREMOVABLE POOR.

The follonin;;;;;;;;n7ZZ0014111;;;I the Poled own-
mime on this subject :—/dr. 8. Eatootut, Mr. Neigh', Mr.
B. P. Bouverie, Mr. Miles, Mr. Lockhart, Coked Smythe
Mr. Egerton, Mr. Tollemacha„ Mr. Maguire, Mr. Cobblers,
Mr. Emmet, Mr. Ayrion, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Gregory, snit
Mr. Lygon.
COMMITTER ON STANDING ORDRES.
Mr. DEEDES brought up • report iron this conunitert
reaming to sev.ral private bells. The committee oho recom-
mended that Mr. Kendall end Mr. Wynn .hold be relieved
from further ateadanee on the °Dominos, and that Mr.
Fitzroy end Mr. Limy should be sub.titnied fur them—
Agreed to.
The house Ammo' at 90 alai& o before 10 o'clock.

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