The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—MOND...it KA= 25.
The hums met at 4 *Week.
ROYAL ASSUIT.

TM royal mood war ;lea by aZWitaitoo to tbo reartviss
Ira : Too Malloy Bill ; tbo Mario katlay 11111; tboZglr
teat Motropoittaa Pablo Cawley,* ; the Owed
laird Toad Hill ; sad she Turspeke heeds end Bridge Trusts
prelate) 13,11.
TM Lords Conical/errs moo Lord Laegdale, the Zerl
411 Carlin* and Lewd liAdiabary

PITMONS TRIMMED.
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MASTERS' JURISDICTION llt RQUITY BILL.
Lod BROUGHAM prostatsd a petition from aso Rquity
COMlDidell of thre Moyer Una Law IMIMM•4011. The ra-
ndom'', although they wen only a asamitts•
I. fairlysaid to represent the opinion and swatimei
is of at
least 1,000 of the most eminent sondem In this town.
(Hear, lest) The petitioners stated that although nrioss
reforms had born latradated lutes other everts, little or no
isproretairat lad been effected In the proseedinp et the
Court of Chesney. li* mild hardly agree with them tes
this extent, booms@ be knew that amp no's' Emden had
been made by the heads of that court, improving its prow
ties ; and although farther new mien were now in preicgg
yet there wort soma subjects of showery j
which cold ealy be smeadod by as ant of parliament, sad
not by any general orders. At the most Use no lessen
fee 601. or 100&. would ever think of Wing • bill to newer
his legacy, bosun the exposes would he so esermous. If
he did so, be might almost brim himself under another '
Drank of the jurisdiction, exertion the Lord Chancellor,
sad be considsrolt alumna Thorn' mon that their
lordships would sow sin their IMIM OS M too MU whisk Is
had intrnlared cm this sinjost, sad the second ming el
which he would pressed to mon. Ho seasidi red the quo-
ins is an open gm for be did ant win N pledge We h"ust
to at details of at measure. His object was to have it
read de brae seas, as it were, so that their lordships might
now' their approval of the principle, and the whole sub-
ject noht be folly diseased and sonsidered by the Foresaw
during the MOMS' BUM mecca. This was the reams why
he mond Wsoma reoling of the bill in the obsess* sills
noble sad learned friend who usually oerapied the woolsack.
In presomian **peados I. had briefly minded to ono of this
evils sonnected with the ansinistratios of jades in as
Coast of Chanorry, namely, the difficulty of obtainiag the
payment of legacies by legatees. To illustrate this print its
would only speak, on the present occasion, of sans of admit-
nistrsdon snits whin were not c steeled, and Is
which then was no doubt, no difficulty whatever.
For the remedy which his proposed to apply be
did not take the least credit to himself, for it was owing
to a moot happy act of the legislature posed a year or two
ago which had been found to work most admirably is prat-
deli ; and it was a near relative of his own, vie of the
maven in Chancery (Mr. Wm. Brougham), who had cos-
'rived the idea of anpij ing the machinery of that bill to all
ores of administration suits. The nun object proposed by
the bill was to commence anoint administration suits, when
there was no dispute, in the master's elfin. To wan an
immediate notice to all parties interested, • public advertise-
ment by the master announcing that be had eonumnold the
administration would be made, and an immediste and cheap
appeal to the court if any party should be diasatialled—to
induce soliciten to get through their work rapidly sad
without the expense of conies by pa) log nos fee for the
whole—in lot, to adopt the machinery establish( d under the
Win 'ing-up Act. Hu lordship west on to state '-sours oasts
of mat intolerable prewar, and injustice, of enormous ex-
pense and mien, to parties, and of seek abuse
In the court, which seemed so creel and so enormous, and
yet no one was to blame, soldier the court, at moan, aer
this pne•itiourn, bat the law alone." The Master bat
proposed most wisely that a reasonable sum should be paid
the attorney tor oondurtiog the banners, scoordiog to the
difficulty of the cue and the skill he had displayed. This prin.
apt* ?ad been moat advantageously adopted in certain lOW,
and the object of this bill was to extent it. It had been
said that a person who addicted himself to oat pursuit, as
at amendment of the law, wes too apt to incline to his own
particular views ; but the proposal now made was not • sae-
✓oan of his owls, but one which he had adopted iron •
Motive who had had long experience in 'these natters. It
was merely an extension of a principle already is .
How much might be done by orders of court, sad In what
respects • bill would be necessary, might be easily son-
lined la the considerable interval, five or six woes, width
he proposed should elapse beton proceeding say further in
this matter. Though a more fordable body of Mia than
the salirrors sad attorneys did not exist, now and then black
sheep were found aglow then; and when the Muter sionly
perceiver* that but for the Money the litigation ought to ban
been at en sad long ago, then was now no remed for this
evil. His proposed to stn to the sent that w
salutary, and neemsary pawn, of throwing the bards;
of soots which ought cover to hare been Incurred apes the
wrog-th or, by whose malpractices they had Iran awn&
Daring the interval whisk he proposal should elapse, In
shall be pled to naive such 'emotions from the pd.
doom and ashen, as they might think desirable to caw.
He would now more the snood reading of the bill.

LIM LANODALI said he should Imeant to the mond
tell g. with the asdesetsedieg that the boll should mead
sea tee eemidesatios. Ho eatteelp seasened with his noble
as/ leaned Wind, as to the security of some alteration
ia the pruteedings in the Court of Chummy. any
ishiettima which he eaterisioed is the bill 'sight be
made at a sabatquaat vow ; with tile prieelple b partessly
eirsett—t • neemeity el Imseriimg the delay I. pump into
tie sweets Wise, and of sedating the menses there
Iseursed. (Bear.) Regarding the maia object of the
bill sa that of rensonng daisy and deeressiap
She 'sok:iced that his sable and learned Wad had
lit it forward. With this panel approval. ha walla
howl eateries into the dessile.

Lord HAOQQBAII exprested kis satisfied's at the
mane takes by bis aeble sad loused Mead, aM said be
.Mal! lave greet glossae i• riesiviag say sealiptioas trim
Wa
lbe bill ass thee read a wend dam.

Lard BROUGHAM would add, to what Its had amid shoat
usta, that cliaats is a may eras had only thmatlyea
to blast*. TOfy * y threw dialualvaa law the haada of
a solietiv, without alettatias that ottateaus width thay
*visaed wands shear truisms.. (efts, bast.)

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Lord LAN ODALII feared tbie red mould ealy be reme-
died by a ligal mbseaties beiars men paerally diffused.
THE DEVORPOHT DOCKYARD.

Ti. zedof OsttlAll6 ZWeti7. «TraZ;tunis nu-
tim to rho works maw is regrow la Drammen dockyard,
but witbdrew kis sodas et Os omproatioa M the Mutat' of
LIIIIDOWWI, vb stated *at the Admiralty bad Waved
*a matter to aorta* prefsseissal (*atlases, whose report
MS sot yet Is.. semi ia.

ADJOURNMENT OP THE HOUSE.
TINI Marquis of LANSDOWNE t►s. soviid that t►i
boiath do now scijosirs to T►ursdy, tho April.
T►o thorium was synod to, and t►ob lordships adjoususd
thoordlosly.

ROMS OF COMMONS.-MON DAT, Miicz 25.
The Dreams' WA the chair at the usual boor.
RAILWAY PREFERENCE SHARES.
Mr. LA BOUCHER'S moved the folicwisto resolutiso :
" That I. a very railway bill, by which it is proposed to
authorise the compsay to grant my Infernos or priority es
the mama et Munn, or divides& as say shun of mask,
there be inserted a ensues that 'hotfooting of each
pretense' or priority aot sr allot any prefer-
nee or priority of unmet or whibohell have bees
granted ty the eammay, by or Is permorms d soy previous
sot, sal; ss the enamitteet on the b ,hall re-
port that such provisioo ought an be ro-
aired with tin rousse so whist' bar
opislan
Z found • d ; that ao railway sempany shall be anthosteal to
alter the terms of soy refensee er priority of Wrest or
dividend which shell kayo boos posted by sob enspeay
loader say previous est, sales the mmomittos es tike
ripen that such attends. ossltt allowed, with the
mamas ea which thole 'gbh& b .
Mr. COWAN semodol Oho modem. The And of the
bill which be had MIMI 11110 ober sight wee moody that
die Werra of 'he ehersboilemeheold be ormeolMased,
C Aosta BIBTRORP hoped that the dibt his. pestisman
would introits." emodoottoodotiomatmponmat ruiwsy irame
pones from raising bob asso ad
Mr. LABOUCHRRI odd that tha wings matte, had
bees referred to the raw, makatiodamen.
Mr. GLADSTONE boa se olgernics to dm spirit of the
dame, bat it was a ma nn arrest import's's that On ear
minim of the boom to whom those railway sal:Mete were
referred should be tilted by soma general iardostion of
the views of the home.

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bow mauler .tifs say sursties °mini boat so Id* sal
authority as (be slain boa geatienas. Bat Ids Bat IMMO
nos was, that /motion ianind sash a veleby ei
Wanes, that it wasa bs Moult, If met In lbs
been to lay down say goassal or invariable rule w raped

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panel Me Mr the gekkase of
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Melatiot.s.bka.d be applied to Ibmblirealdt hal already
pared through oesmittee, ea& he eletalitMadint taws that
the Meth Failure Balmy BM ma Oilman ea& Ovelltea
BM &weld to mosinittei. for the peoples et labs treaght
seder the resolotieee Net peered. (Mem)
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