The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-26 00:00:00

CUARITABLR TRUSTS BILL.

On the order 01 the day for the third reading of this bill,
Mr. TURNER said that his objections to this bill not
having been removed, be should feel it his duty to divide
against the third reading. His principal objection to the bill
was that it aid not routine iteelt to charities in which abuses
tied been proved. la cases where investigations had taken
place, abuses had been remedied, and litigation completely
avoided. He strongly objected to the vesting clauses
of the bill. It was proposed to vest the small
charities in the mutes of the Court of Chancery,
an arrangement which he coneidered highly objectionable.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL defended the bill, con-
tending that it would net produce the disailventegeous
results which the hon. and learned gentleman contended fur.
Mr. GOULBURN said the present bill and a report of
the commissioners us charitable trusts were befo e the house
on the present occuien. It was remarkable that the com-
missioners did not say that they approved of the bill. The
q %ration was important. There were 28.000 charities in
England, 23,000 of which would come under the nperation
01 this measure, srd the only remedy it applied to
jobbing in small trusts was seciond-haed justice and
c unty court law. Ile contended that the county
courtjudge was likely to be influenced by the
county court clerk in giving his judgments, and that

the bill would jeepardishe .
thßisosae
iastitutione of the country, because the ildue alif,ht :,"1
priate funds for education according to the principit‘ „j°:,'"
Chinch of England to e.luestion according to other a ~.;r:
dearest principles. For these sierra' reasons heel ii ~'t
Ilaira great gamblers la voting AR the amend:neat. ' -
[ the house divided—
For tin third reading .............. hi
Against i•
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MmIIOULBURN "need ..fin aaasuiltnaht than
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The hem* divided—
For the ansendinewt ...................... :44
Against It ................ 71—')
The bill was then reed
Be
athirlistitlival p mat& •
This bill was commits.' snit rvnvrted.
SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) siLL
This ball wea read a third time and pmeid, a asuatice 0
',Mimi ameudinents first baths pm's.
NAVY PAY BILL.
Thai billEerciasumiwissAutzteNdTancrior4wAtied
1. TM* bill was read a amend time.
TILE PETTY SESSIONS (IRELAND) BILL.
On the motion of Sir W. SOMERVILLE, this thil IN
withdrawn.
Mr. BROTHERTON protested against the boo! needing with shy further business at that hoar ~I,Z; ~..; put 2). ( 11, ar, hear
SMALL TENIAMENTS RATING BILL.
Oa the resumption of the debates's' the dame *Lich hid
been adjourned from the previous day,
Mr. STANFORD obp cted to th. chute, end to the ,I+
session of It at so late an hour.
Sir IE, WILLOUGHBY also objected to the claw.
The house divided.
For t4s clause
II
Agaiast
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.ment
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The clause was then agreed CO. and use b h pulsed
REGISTRAR OF JUDGEENTS' OFFICE :IRE.
LAND) BILL.
This bill passed through committee.
• The other orders of the day were thes Clamed of, sad 'it
house adjourned at half-past 2 o'clock.

Mr. Duscomaa &farm (North D .r‘am), y,, p‘ir...l
for the remainder of the smion wi-h Mr. C9arrr)N fS Art
Hints )

THIRD REPORT OF THE CEYI.ON
COMMITTEE.

The select committee appointed to irroire
grievances complained of iii Ciyl n, in cnnr.~ri.0
administration and Rorernrnent 01 that ol toil to ei• r
their opir.ion whether any meatuns c.n be p r
redrew of any grievaucre of which teen may ciec
,t
V. aeon to complain, and aho whether try ineloorit
adopted for the better administration and goetrzrr,.. t
dependency, and to whom the minutes of the •
vipers produce' before the select caiunittee on C-I. e •,,
last avaion of parliament, and the pi-tltione .y.
house on the same subject were referred, and
empowered to report from time to time, hats cori::!e,,!..,
matters referred to them, and have &erred tie
report :
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" 1. Your committee deeply regret that the h-tve
see fit to aeglitece in them commendati tn etPulat t. I
at the close of the last teasOn, : That an L•:¢
dress be presented to her Majesty prajins :hit 0-
graciously pleased to appoint a einimisson to itql
spot iota the meats taken for the repression •,t th-
surrection in C-ylon.'

"1. Your roottnitte oleo reer.t that, co.withrt.
their utmost oceand p.rso remee, th•v •h'r..
still unahle to make a complr•e report upon rune
various matters into which they were direch.d by tzt
to inquire.

" 3. Your committee are of opinion tbv t e kr. ut
tion of her Majesty's government he es.
evidence taken in the coarse of Ufa irq .ire : ant th
commend that a royal e •mmie.ioa shou'd he a r, r.
proceed to Cry lon to ',certain what chews m e
utry for the better government of that c
step should forthwith be tsk.n by :he a.n rr.tnen:
may obviate the oeoesuity of turthtr icy( s•.g.ti n.
" .I,ly 23, 1530."

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