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London, England, 1818-05-16 00:00:00

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IRISH AssEssrm TAXES.
The CHANCELLOR of the Einstein,* brought in the
Irish Assessed Taxes Bill, which was read a first time, mud
ordered for a seemoil reading on Monday nest.
The seloon.l resoling of the Slave Trade Acts Ansaudnient
Bill was posts I till Monday 'coif
The them Maionfactueers Rill pssara throne, • Com-
mittee, end the 'emirs was ordered for Monday nest.
Toe Oe.ler of the Day having been read for the
Runty i lin a committee on the Prisoo Fees (Ireland) Rill
Vr. PEEL was drsiruns that all further proceedings 011 the
Sill alumni le anspenoted this Session, because the pi inners
of Ireland were in a betters 'mediate!) in this vivre. sham
those of England, and because the amount of the teal filly
bad not yei been discovered, without knowing irhiels, hr
apprehended, any relief extended lo the presumes neoula
throw n harden two the eounties.. He accordingly •stwored,
" That the 11,:1 be committed this day three Mouths:.
Mr J. NEWPORT 14151, it was guise clear that the coarse
Propose.. by fl,e Right Hon. was that set,th
would least eerye the intercede of the truantry, as it was well-
'known that the officers at present received fees, legal in ille-
gal, to sun moms extent ; and if the Bill were passed
will !ciennining those strictly legal, the whole would be
exacted of the minty.
The PM seas Bleu ordered to be emninitted till this illy
ttio!r months.
The Report of the Trust Money Plucks,'" Rill was
b ght up and received, asset the Bill ordered for the third
reading on Momtay.
The House thee went into Committee on the Faring Re.
covers, Hill.
In the Committee, Mr Lasets FOsTIIIR said, .that by the
present law A...tonna Barristers were allowed but one shit.
hug fee on each cape tried before dm* One clans* of the
Bill provided fur an anginentation of lhat fee, on the trial of
east s woks. ibis Bill, to 131. 651. as they would lake np three
times an much of their time as common reset'.
Mr. Paanet.t, objected to any ieserease in the salaries of
Assistant Canisters. The ieflemire Entire/redo* the Crowe
by the right of appointment to those thirty-Ave .... a,
had greatly impaired that character of iudepenolence for
which the Irish bar bad been distinguished, perhaps or
any Lily of men in Europe.
Mr. PEEL defenekd the charatter of the Irish bar, and of
the Assistant Barristers. It was unreasonable to oppose a
small utdiuou to their emoluments, the stated salary of
their • Mee brim; bat 4001 a year.
Sir J. NEWPORT was of opinion, that in many enmities
Assistant Barristers were excessively underpaid. It was fair
that additional commutation should be given fur additioual
tenable, and he would vote fur it.
Sir G. DILL believed that Assistant Barristers would not
be (overpaid, if they received double their present salary.
Mr V. FITZGERALD protested against the idea' thrown
oat by the last speaker.
Mr. PARNELL said, it was well known that the present
salary was gaire gargisile rensitieration fur the Banisters ape
pointed to these situations,
After some further conversation tuggers Mr. Serjranl
O trm Mr. Mr. V. Firsortime. et Pail.. and Mr. PAR'
usu.. the House resumed, and the Report watt ordered to
be brought up can Mouday.
The tuber Or,hers of the Day were then disposed of, and
the House adjourned at Half-past Teo o'Cluck till Moodsy