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London, England, 1819-10-28 00:00:00

or four pars sto, wkirii were made ressaseli; is Carlisle, of
Isle yrars. once or twice; at Turk, frequently.
Was is& the tocosiveriteace greater in the two fernier thaw
in the latter, its consequence of the delay Iwiau looter '—
Undoubtedly, because the trial was pualposed • year augirad
of half a year.
Have there been any arlrl:tiorist days arideet to ilia time
usually allotted to Nesicas; le •od Carlisle? ilay•
have been added.
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Since that tine, have there been any ffensalteis!..-On some
occasions ; when additional time has hems taker. Nrwc■ul.,
the lime taken there has hern more than to cranny for the
transaction of business; without lunkitta at no. cans,. papas,
I car scarcely answer the quest. 0000 , bet I rallin Mini not,
but if any, eel inittly in a much Irss &Arcs; 1 think I mess
say nut at all.
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James Park, Esquire, was exemieri.
You have heard what has hero stated to she Committee;
do yon generally concur therein '—l hove been only five
miler ON the Needier's Circuit; and, as tit as its experience
Ruts, I concur with my friend Mr. Richards,.o stair_
ment he has made of the number of cau.es; I 'Mak I Oar
say, generally, I concne in the iipitrious hr ha• giivn ;
aerre with him, that there is no material iiicouvraieswe aril.
! ins. as far as the civil administration of justice is r.ineern.
! eat, from the eircnvastance of tb.• assizes not being heW is
, in the spring for the northern irmusities. I am not aria,e
that I can add any thing to what baa been already
Are the Committee to understand that you comer in the
statement made by the last witness •pluelarail that no
material public inconvenience ran arise, beam*. I ',lre.
bend that • jertment• of that description very rarely weld
be brought to trial at the tiering assizes.
Thomas Coltstutt, Esq. was etant;itet._

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The Committee uuderstasid you have •Itersiled the North-
ern circuit have been ten }ems un the Northerm e
with
iittiteh regard
pretty
gardioiher=s with what
average
eof
tkeaciallarly eerier:. l csuwsr M-
rtoßviLli-sartaftwie: iht,asassafititir.aesToPrktunifidthLaatntialsiternicareheelissantarerrlett;
it is very difficult to say what is the average at iltoae plaern'
because, from the lime that I have gone the circuit to the
prevent time, the average has been coustantly isscreasiiig;
but I should say that the number of causes at these ts.
places dues nut materially diffir from each lathes, nor does
the spring circuit from the summer ill the number of causes,
‘Vith regard to what has been said 1.1:9141111811 causes sot
being tried in the four North,.a cousins% dosing the spring,
I motor entirely in what has pained, because wills Tigard
to important and heavy CASINOS of ejectment, winch wee
been already alluded to, the difference lietwesn for i.4g.
menus at Easter and Michaelmas, I dir sod ensiceise, ui ail
cos.., is very material; if the mots of 11w f states ate eousoir r.
able, there is a remedy by the recovery of the uses. profit,
whit+ the party is entitled to, from Ilse time his title arrears
to the time of obtainiug judgment; theeefure, slit he hi.'
by not receivisig the rent GAM the tenant, he Ins mitoses'
to him in the shape of increased damages, whirl Ile 1tC,1111%
in the shape of mean profit. With respect to the ectioos
brought against tenants by landlords, it is nut very pereviou
from the circumstance of the holdoicv beingsprioe holdings,
which is generally the case, av I inn iii'orated; it is misirey
very material to get judgmesit. whrii i koalas-if iv plaintiff
against a tenant, as sews as posvild.., kermess.. She tenant
may run away; but, as I before oliverecd,sise ine„govimius
is not very considerable, from the holdings being usualiy
pining holdings; the landlord Hit-refine could nissir securer
judgment, if Hetet were Assizes io the northern C.ltlitiltS,
till after the slimmer Allllitfll.
(7o Mr. yon of opinion that their .1
any thing peculiar to the fume Nirstheru counties, shit h tin-
ders it of less consequence to them in have Own. say .1 bou•
neon tried twice a year, than every tither conoty its Eogland'
—7 here is nothing different from any of the iahr r cosmic.;
there is no reason why, theoretically "quaking, the same
benefit should not he given to them as to others; but 11414,1
some great practical good did nine, that good would b. pm -
chased by great disadvantage to many ; the Se. rill, r
instance, as well as the jury, would have to lie detained s
much longer time than at present.
(To Mr. Coffmnis..)—Have you any thing farther to offer
to the notice of the Committee—lt seems to nor, 11551 these
could be no objection to the lengthening of Hilary vacatios,
sitioriosiiix it was leogiltened so as to make the second trim
fall later el do slot call it Eactrr Term, because there WOlll4
be an objection mode to that, because it has bees thought
that Easter ought to continue • moveable feast according t./
the usual custom), but the term might be made indepeo.
dent of the moveable feast; supposing, r.r isolative.
the term was to begin on the 24th of April, the day arts r
SI. George's day, the fie%t full day sit term *wild their lie
the 27th of April, and the last day of term •ovald he she
2341 of May ; there then would be seventeen days vacation,
which would make the first day of the third (tint the Huh
of June, and the last slay the 29th ofJune; that would leave
Hilary vacation long enungh for the judges to do any thing
desirable in the Northern counties (without any ineunveui.
ester, in point of law, that I am aware of); whether it wept
thought proper to have a full circuit in the Northers coun-
ties, ur only a commission to toy prisuoess, the Jades@
would have sulfficieat time for either purpose