The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-16 00:00:00

~,met costs, and interfering with the due adtainistratim
cum cad 'minter ) He wished to say that by
„ficoosi: tf ie tall with rearms, to the pretending*, he die
re t, make Do attack whatever cm the pnoeipks of the
„umoteroil by the Coat of Chancery. Ho was
oat rat those two p inn should he left perfectly die
lien% lieu.) That then wen seem de'ecte M the
r; et inamery which engin to be remedied by statute
no; prepared to day: but no pe amid be
ae: ;gent.d with the 'yam of law administered in
particularly those parts of it which bad
eve. t-, the compelling prisms to per'ons earagorstents
•Nch they might have mitered, and the.. requiting
^' to o a
tu:til not only t 'Wet, bat the pirit t their
r non. be said, could be cuadateds with dada-
:ot th, t'ourt Chancery, and lot feel tint there WY
tuatara in a, not surely • gnat system of ilia' law, •
s ~r 7 Ertel and pare system of morality, and that
& .1 he a moac metal thing if tie application of its pen-
, cry, wee widely diffused, and wars emended mere
• t•
ms and of masklad (Hear,
11. id•r 6101 cure objected tobow. ver, bessme they
tre.a. that plat, whence, unfortunate'', so salter wee
parse dump hi. lifetime, and iu whist the
t e: itserety uttlicted its proteettai upon eaten with
see per al:y na their fortnees. (Renewed laughter.)
toted that the how would on that aeries sanction
• of the bill. He costal do all in his pewee to
• aa,...suity, eel to oast doubts and dal:ulna ; sad
„;; room the ammittal of the billuatilsperiod prior
Iwts be would have Ind sufficient time is) rewire and con.
cc, cuanctions which might be made by those who
veep. tent to give advice on the subject.
- -

---•
WaLI'OLE mid that, though he fully eoneurred in
ey tor reform, he thought the details of the
are ought to be referred to • select committee--
htert—to order that they might he put late the
Ave, with the view of carrying out the bUI.
oho thought maturely on the etahjeet must agree
atm that ao .:sure for reforming the Court of Chas-
e old he effectual Inaba its provides. nem duly
.4 heave it became law.

1 POLICITOR-OE:IBRAL said be would not adopt
.semion. He well Item what would be the effect of
as :he bill to • saint manatee. ( Hen, hen.) He
risodri it as las as nicht ap; ear dealrablo.
TtIiNER woo cc:aimed in the view which be had
/Eli wed. He thought a select connittee would be a
idTustageous thing.

SI CAR r did not wish to put the house to the neces-
...vidieg. There wu ewe clause in the bill, and that
, which gave fall pewcr to the Lord Chancellor,
e JAW claws, Right be emitted.
isradsseat was then withdrawn, and the bill was
w.ond time.
MARS' OFFICE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

- - - - - -
or.irr of she day being read for going into eons•
x th,• hill.
N LEY moved that a select committee be appoineed
. • :,. lust mode of dealing with the office of
now veraat.
, I tiIiNEY.GENERAL said that the hon. 'nem.
mut, encourage the asembers of goveranseat
• ode et the reform is w►ich they were sow em-
,,,c whoa the first measure was introduced by the,
ffer:lvt, fur a reduction of 1,2001. a year, it was
, kr.,l mu do t d refer the matter to a eel. et Ma-
t • ~.suLler the best mode of defiling with the office.
-de cm:l be a motr acceptable way of riesling with
r this aboliating the cfEce altogether? The
~i ;e..rned path. mac, is conclusion, expressed his
!Le housewosid not delay any longer goiag into

o n the rill
-
_
, ERIE said there could be no doubt about the
sholishicy the office. sseiag that the duties had
. rm.-ad to be "nil." Ho should support the anti
~t to, but. why transfer the duty to the secretary,
at the that duty was wholly unnecessary ? His (Mr
was that the odes of the soonstary him-
ea. • •LORCIat. Why perpetuate an office et 1,2001. a-
,. ..ter.thert was no esrlilv necessity for it. (Hear,
It the 1.41: nachtd a third reading, he should car-
:f :aunt at awn, mint, striking out the appointing

en.
r XI:LUNGS t: war provided by the itatute that
reu.:ras• u they droppet otlthoeld be reduced to four.
op tilt Are 'h.", with one of the deputy re-
.ars, aid thee ehe country 1,0001. • year?
tter a few wird. frost Sir H. WILLOOOIIIY,
- -

••• •
lr. P. WOOD Emily op; used the 0011tilitliDell of the
es of tilir ftClra or kentuy d bankrupts.

_. _
he holm die. 4.4—
- -
Foe ems* tato cosaitte• 57
Against it
Major ; mums: the Ixt. —4
Iv 3ttloanc,ment of the nombees was met with loud
.r< or m the opp -di, et members.

- -
NEW BILLS.
•1? ueisaiatine the civil bill process is Irish
that is ensanes and for regulating the user-
,. aria- el the merchant seamen's fund, and taking
eof •.ssel•, were sereraly brought in, and read
a.
e ripamtd at 12 cesdnelt.