The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.)

Th. arum task the chair at 20 minutici part 12
wk.
_ ROM AN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL.

're boase not t into commtitee at this bill,

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31;. . add that oon a former occasion lie had
stated 4.l4jeetiou to the. Awns standing, if clean 1
meow •I endured. Ile tech. ed that it was then understood
that the 4incueicoo wi clatter, one and two should be coto
Philmont. met hi believed that the queen.. might be settled
without area weuriiptet, .f ton, lie had ateted
that a .14-cosion 44 Lied Cottenharn, which declared that
gift with the °Neel ttf etyma Marian fot the 'oul. of the
0., eI ai. • gift with era. not
etioning of the elt..tin.: •Leto .4 the law, but was
me" In in conformity with many Keenan decisime. But
wlet bad the committee dole!! He thought that they had
pier, to Koine.] catholk chanter a grcat superiority over
.41wr• (hear. heart- .loy witlidrawmg from. three charities
the wee: ay 44 their tieing Wade twelve month. before the
math of the donor. It had also .triciocal the law
hi favour of Romm catholic charities with ie•
leteriee to (h..., chat itiea where a gift it made
fax Vilitiott• purpeeci. wane of which are legal, and ether.
Illegal. Now, what were the two point. which the com•
"Mine had in view ! thse we. thatwhere a gift was effected
M two ot three several deed., it should be nociesary that
all the, deed...it, at least. the leading instrument.
should he ieurolled, in enter that puldieity might
he attained. That end had already la-en secured.
Hat the venal ipowtion rencoaned. It was eta.—
whether is come where the ;oft was male to object, seine
.4 which an superstitious w.onh,eg toile existing. law, and
sabers not. the whole gift should take effect in favour 44 the
lawful object of the Itoor'. b"unty. Now, if the chum
propiwed by the Attorney 4 eneral became law. he
(Mr. tedwys) widiel to point out what a hanhhip
it wa. trocte.c. to all upon tlnou to de. ode what ii,
test. were .upereitieti. and what Dot, Anti to put them to
the alteinative either .4 voodatier the doper a iotentiun,
or 4114.01.: what waa tllrtal. Tim elope proposed be
tbe Attorney 4 eneral to le suntitoted for clause 1,
urea ore fellows: -•• No gift oor 41wpoeiteon tuadeoi tole made
for *my 14 gcl charitalds purpose ceunectorl with the Roman
iatholn rilturei shall lie, cube, ol the 41h444, or auy
pot. unlawful or end by n•aaron 41 rue purpow4, request,
44 direction, whirl, nee la &tined in law en.
rvetlti..O• or uslawful ire.ll4r wale pot Of Of
mote,' with each gift oc ihereitoon. hut the +tea, tA the
peewit, ompriwil in etch gift iluipieritiou shall by
applied: voluweely for much legal charitable porpnee." An-
other g otna -It !loch he wan opposed to the clause was
that of the ladder interest,.
The .!.th la, ••• er.o. re, fk.rwn nvgativetl.
s,r t‘t.. V Eli then moved that claim I ea
tally prope-41 1. re•rneerte.L, with the addition of the
following•onls pro(sand by the hoe. member for Kilmer
frock ilir. Houverie) That no each last•nientiesed
trust, rolelittoli. or reined obeli in any other reelect le
metered valid or legal, or invalid or be othenvise
atTectid by this act."

ILeft 'Min& ]

LAW INTELLIGKNCE.

(111D3 DAT.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
131 It 1:1101LIDII

The hadtropt was a merchant, of Elmins. West Afsiss.
Th.. sta. th.. Adjounted rv.uimation meeting. The CIAO lass
fn quently sefore the court. The balance-sheet shows
1m...et...1 debt. ef tOtiEJ., with assets returned at upwards
of court.• not realised. In fact, all that has
oine to the hands of the oflicial &nitrite is the 1501. which
the bsnkrupt paid into court on filing his own petition.
Mr. Itigkl, fur the houkrupt, said this we, a most re-
roarkshle ease. If the assets could he realised he would bo
much more than solvent ; but in the place where his pr.,.
lost'''. WM situate there were unferturtately 00 laws or go.
wenonent. (.t laugh.)
The Commissioner—l suppose it most he s plaes where
erretrt.ods pure his debts.
Mr. Bagley said that hitherto so assignee had been
chosen, though the came had been eight moths before the
court.

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llw 4 "mrnmsionc?-14 it posialile that is s sus with such
a lamer atooust of areta, so use is willies to take the swig-
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Mr. Bagley raid this WSJ SO ; for hitherto solidus had
been realised czrrpt the 155. paid Pito mart with the
petition. As the acoovii. had way recently been filed, it
Ifloti* 1414100011 to take on orijourament.
Mr. Laernmee, for the ssmoiese, consented to an adjourn-
ment, which was onirred till Hammier.