The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

iiill/4111E OF LORDS. MONDAY, M•Y 20.
TIM, LoveMips met at fillets minutia before fore
o'clock.

toed MILAN ER E took 'bewails and his seat, on briar
created • Peer : his Lordship was tatrodueed by Lords
Keuyea and Braybiroulte.
SIR JOHN SULLY DOYLE'S DIVORCE BILL
Oa t►e Elation of the Earl of LIMERICK, their Lord.
ship• repulsed themselves into a Committee on the above
Him
C.aa•al woes •lled is. Mr. Harrison and Mr. Charles
Philips appeared fur Sir Juba Doyle.

Mr. Harros addressed their Lordships, and stated, that
Is his opinion it would beset-emery for their Lordships to
go out 'davit owe' coarse is pesetas ibis Bill, by providing
fur the persona!, lotteryNs of the pertiea. Ohs the marriage
of Sir Jobs sod Lady Doyle, the ioterest of 7,000 L was ail•
tled as Lady Doyle, with. the principal to the issue of the
marriage, and is default pf issue, sad if she died before Sir
.20bt . ibis ha or S. take !be principal, but if skeimstrieed
him, M wan to beat her sole disposal. Mace the execomag of
the mass jag* wetilesweist, as sent of Lady Du) le had died, he.
revalkiag bee the interest of 291904. with reinaisilor to her
insie, sod is nee of default of issue, to Sir Juk■ Doyle for
life, with t►e remaisde► so whom Lady Doyle might appoint
by will. There was an incise of the marriage; tiles what he
(she Lensed Comae) had to propose to their Lordships, us
the part of Sir Juke, was, that a Haase should be introduced
into the Bilk that ►e ►houl be entitled to receive t►e Oiler.
est of the 29.01101. for life, and her Ladyship take it after-
words, with pewee if she died before ids to will the remainder
after his death, and that her Ladyship should receive the
totem' of the 7,0001. Si Wed on her by the marriage settle.
meet, with the right of dispoinog of the principal. If their
Lordships did sot isle/fere by making as arrangement of
this estate, the promoting of the divorce would be the
total ruin of Sir Jobe, as it had already rust him betwees
sad 9.0001., and if he did sot prosecute the divorce,
Lady Doyle could out hare issue, arid the pr.oripal of the
29,0001. would be lost to ha Ladyship's family ; besides,
Sir John, in case the divorce was ant completed, would be
esiltied to receive both sums is the right of his wife. There
were precedcsis entree their Lordships bad iisterfered is •
similar way. He would prove the marriage settlement and
the will of Miss lase amanitas Brysui, the east of Lady
'Doyle.
The Lammed Ceased seeriediagly called witticisea to prove
them, sod they were laid us the tab'e of the Committee.

The LORD CHANCELLOR—What were the rrreetlests
Mr. Harrison had Cur their Loidsbips ►aring interfered is a
similar way

Mr. Harrison said, that of Sir W. Abely, another of a
Noble Lord belusichog to their Lordships' Howse, awl a ease
which had berm lately before their Lurilahips, that of Dye.,
where there was • leasehold horse, the joint property of both,
arid their Lordships isdrusloeed a clause Riving it to oar of
the parties: • Court of Law could not divide it, and there
was me eametatio• that the divorced liarbaird and wife
would come to •a amicable arritacemeal eel .live to it.

The LORD CHANCELLOR uhserved, that their Lord-
ship* ought to be very ominous how they interfered is a
division of property in a Bill of this nature; fur sustmsee, if
Lady Doyle had sever bees married she would have beer en-
titled to she 7.0001. gives to her by her father, sod also so
she 29,0001. bequeathed to her by her swot. The beet MOM
to be takes 'mold be for she Nohte Rail (Limerick) to pro-
pose the clauses pro forma in she Cosouniiier, sad that they
should be prime/I,oler which the &U could be recommitted.

Tbe Ea.' of LIMERICK put is tee clatters; they rem
ordsred to be primed rit► tee Ball.
The NOBLE CHAIRMAN reported she Bill rite tlw
aateadoseete.

REGISTERING OP DEEDS (IRELAND!.
The Earl of BLESINTON pcotposed t►e recommittal of
the bell, for the better Registration of Deeds is Irelaud, to
Thersday seat.

ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS BILI..
Mr. Conning, and a huge number of the Mem-
bers of the House of Commons, brought np the
Roman Clawlic Peers Bill.
The Duke of PORTLARD Moved don it shoeld
be moil a tint time.

The LORD CRiNCILLOR read it accordingly
horn his WWI on Ilse woolback.

The Noble Dule then gave notice that he would
move the second reading of the Bill on Thursday
rest. Ills Grace also moved that their Lordships
should hr summoned for that d 4 y.
Mr. Allen and other Members of the House of
Cu 000000 rms brought up several Reports of the Select
Committee of that Rouse relative to the Courts of
Justice in Waless accurthrig to the Alessege of their
Lordships.
Sir George Clerk and other Members of the
House of e ounisosui brought up two lorsl Bills.
which were read a find haw, and laid on the table.
The Duke of 314nurkbse presented a Petition