The National Register.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

IV' " Nr••• •

Es

_•~ ~ ;~,

9mperial Varitamtnt.
—.••■■•••••
HOUSE 0 F LORDS.
MOND V, JUNS J.
The Grampound Votaries Disbattelikement Bill was
brought up from the Commons, with the amendments
made by the lords agreed to.
1311.1. To Ft EGILATE Cl/WITS OF LAW IN IRELAND.—
Vim punt SIDMOUTII said, the three bilk on the table
which the lords had ordered to be read this day asr cond
time, were framed for the purpose of correcting gross
abuses which had long been obnoxious in the law courts
of Ireland. Those abuses had arisen from the practice of
%Aim; enormous fees from the suitors in courts in...justice.
lie slid not enter into all the provisions of the bill, consi-
dering the time for ample discussion would bein the com-
mittee ; he, therefore, concluded by moving the bill for
regulating the courts of law in Ireland be read a second
time.
The Earl of DONOUGHNIORE complained that the
the report of the commissioners upon which the bill was
framed coin,: too late to the house. The lordmt could have
nu opportunity of reading it before the principle of the
bill was agreed to. As it did nut seem probable he could
obtain any delay, lie should move the bill be read art:coati
Co,t, this day six months.
Lord REDESDALE expressed some doubt on the pm
hey of the measure. The paymeut of sales ies was an
equitable as rangement with respect to some politic officers
—but others, who filled inferior stations, would discharge
their duties carelessly unless they received fees. lu the
committer he should move some amendments.
The Earl of LIMERICK t i sss et; all interest in the

matters to be arranged by the hill.
'flie LORD CHANCELLOR said, with respect to
some offices he would rather give salaries, but to others
fees, lie did not wish to lay down any role upon tic
subject. In a case of this sort, which had relation to the
courts of justice in Ireland, was disposed to leave it to
his noble friend, who bad left the house (Lord Itedesitale.)
The noble lord thought that a public officer, Intlustriou.
in the discharge of his duty, was entititled to salary. Those
who did little were certainty not so much entitled to sala-
ries.

The Earl of Donoughmore's amendment was then put,
and negatived without a division.—The bill was then read
a second time, and committed for Friday.
The bill for regulating the Irish Court of Chancery was
read a second time, and also committed for Friday.
Lord ,iumourii adverted to a notice given by a no•
ble earl ( Dartilep.of a motion to-morrow on the subject of
stationery in Ireland: •As a noble friend, who a imed to
take pal t in the• diblMssion, Would be unavoidably absent
tomorrow, he Wished the noble earl to postpone his mo-
tion to a future day.
Earl DARNLEY, oo the above representation, con-
sented to defer his motion nittil the 13111 of June.
The house then adjourned.
TUESUat, TUNE 3.
The Strathmore Peerage came again under the consider-
ation of their Lordships, and furthet bearing postponed.
BRE ID BILL—The Esrl of LAUDERDALE rose,
pursuant to notice, to naive the second reading of the sale of
Bread Bill. ale said the object of the Bill ass to repeal the
injurious effect of a clause in a former bill, which clause,
though intended fur the regulation of baker. in the sale of
bread, had the elect of enabling fraudulent bakers to com-
bine together for the purpose of practising their frauds, and
was injurious top I and honest bakers. This bill would
do away nil combinations of that description, and lay no
restriction upon good bakers. It would also enable the
purchan•r to ascertain the weight of bread, and whether
they me fairly treated or not. On the the whole, the noble
earl considered it a WellaUtC, which w •aid greatly beoeht the
public.
The bill was them read a second time, and committed for
to-morrow.
Lord SIDMOU l'tl moved the second reading of the

Clerks at Nisi Plies iu Ireland Regulation Bill, which was

accordingly read, and committed for Finlay.
The Irish rate of Interest Bill was read a second time,
and committed for tomorrow.
LoNoov WHAM/1 BILL.—The Earl of LIMERICK

moved shut counsel be stalled to the bar, in compliance with
a petition, in which several per•onv, claiming to have a
coimmlln interest in opposing this bill, pra)cd to be !lewd
by courr.ell.
The LORD CHANCELLOR van', the petitioner might
L.• heard at t be bar, print:lml tin ba.l a vublie ;Ind common
interest in advance; hut iu support of pulsate iuterest they
could not.

Mr. Harrison, Mr. It. Jac Leon, tiod a junior coons.l
were then called in, and Mr. Jackson was heard against the
bull, %icicle he cout.•nded would 1111(1'31M to the injury, nut
only to the iiijury of the toes fills 1/1 the city of London,
bat all persons in cinnamic e, lend the lauding of
goods ill ,liarls un the books of the Thom. s.
After the learned tnunsel had been heard at some length
fainter proceedings were deferred till Friday next.
The s. eaten s wagl s ltlll went through a committee, and
wos reported a Wolin Rini ntlinent. Adjourtird.

Litt4E3DA Y, JUNE 6.
A ssiessatte from the Co ;;;;; nom hiought nit the hankitipt
Taws amenilitient I..'l,alneh was mail the tirst time.
Nlr. Mason, lions it.. East India Hnu.r, pres.lited pa-
p( 1., iu pntsuaure of an (Adel matte by their lordships.
.1 twist went into a committt emi the It i4II rate of
intetest bell, which, alter some c01it,,•4 'awn) with the I
of D ototighntor,, tbr Earl of Cutlet... k, the Earl of Lail.
deidale, amid the Lot Clialvel!iir, pt.aeJ thiough the
cumin(' trc, and «.1, trim, ted.—Adjutirriet.t.
TititAtattAir, JUNE 1.

001111,41 %%tne laeiaral to liar aarath ~,,, re and Nlniieswortia
p..lu,e gluon, Mid further lotweedin,a postponed.
Vo-eott..f 5I ll %lOU lad on the Lab e, panbunnt to an
adilicat., rem airau reports %nor i to the seeretai y
tor Irchtne, ,tu the subject of tar pa oceetlang, in the lia,b
law tow Ir.
Notice ma. given of the be cum! reading of the bankrupt
ILIA,. 6:11 11,.111111110%.
Air. It.a ett amid iat 'der niembetri from the Com ~,,, iis
brougl.t at p files a a le)'a divorce bill, and ase.ll.ll piarate
ill. amendments made tne Lad:, a,,aved to by the
Coto ~,,,, 1..
To,• hri.o eaurbe•bill bah reparteil an t;ae
I ha Lgiti or till iFTESiiUO.Y read a p. litai,l ti OM the
liertforriastoart*, and It tit lo.ty, w 1,.1,0111 of
111%..1134:tiViAlili ins light bill.—Tbe bi.l wat. at ad a stetatid
toix;e4 • •! . :
"T:.e of 11011-ICSUtanIORE. prewiated a petition
fen., r per oh named Clancey,ruinplaining of a Ins suidained
by the of one of the Uti:a fur legulattnz the Loh
lan cpt.rt,