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construrtion of thrill, awl the raaltilig theist in a I Knot tiost and reoponsibility should not be to..
mime Sc -...odic eionner dose 11910110, weil:.4l 1., him hi the same individnal..—(Hetw, hear, iwor.)--o
to hi au Ottet troevery conettlershle inipol tam r. The A bare statement of the duties of • Maier., of
eitsteut if iiietiatucrupird by road., in the dif- Chancery, in Ireland would be sufficient to demot -
Went sari. Orthe kingdom, wits about , tow lino- irate the absolute incompstibility of hie lave ions
drrd miff thirty-eis' thoesund recess, and the rents an- with those of a Member of that House. To ruler
smelly levied off the Public, for their construction on a description of the latter before his present
and repairs, amounted to :shoot three toffloosi. auditor,, who so well understood their inaeseitude
41.11 e roods brut the mestopulto were the aorA in mid ardtinuailess, ass quite superfluous ; and be
, hoped he should easily convince the House before
l•tihtheliCti.:lnglimiltilre%is.ll7oldwiltolosi au
ailro;sitnotroirlls.eiori'l"tnl:el'iteBst:tl i silting down, that the former were of such a
' or whichwhe Bill no que•tioss.'ivih founded: The 'it otittore, that if to be eke/sited by any oidividual
Committee We're a opminti that the Nutulirtlietip.he !' whose attention sons distracted by other tniportalit
trust. shoold he abolished generalll. and the trusts : mitotic cares, tfiry would be left either unperformed
eamiali,latAami the ism was ilteliffed 10 trsrey that I or orgligently Performed. On this subject lie had
secousnwollsoms into efrret with typed in the tons- I very great authority to pectiloce to the House. He
Ink" °l'm° ticsaii""- It was lealintediteeattatuite I tism.ght he timid ,sti.fy the *louse on authority
rat. hods, of Coototi..impers for these troses„ to o' no i which could not be celled in question, that Masters
iihatineite Lord Marie tolelsellisiattis x 1 ..1 Chatierty is I#e and had their time so wholly
helbg; the two Mensbris fur Oloblleaes, Spivey, and • occospied by their juditial 'employment, that it was
Ultra. Colosorl Wood, Mr. flosisismo...ond person' i' sitserlv impossible for them to hold ',tether snar-
-1 other Gentlemen ; in whom were to be added the lion ot any kind of importance in coujianctiost with
lltnke of Portland, the Postossster.Genersl. the I it. and do justice to either; and also that their jot-
P, Irl of flartivoirke, and three more Preis. When . &cod office was, on constilutinnut wound*, locos'-
he mentioned three names. it was obvi ins that pays 'hood with silting ill the House of Commons. The
metal to the Contrusseiouros was eat of she gown'''. olii?e woo not, as here. appointed to by the Cloin;.
The Holyhead road, one of the.bess in the kingdom. cellor. but by the Crown. —(!leue.)-1 he I lou.
had been made under the direction of Sir H. I Baronet then read extracts 1 the Report of the
Painell aid a numbet amber Geutletneet. who woe Coriasiasioners of Inquiry into Courts of Juvtice 1.1
den,, •k and discharged the duty gratottoosly— frehend. from which it appeared, that the (Mice ors
and he had no doubt but that under the stilmtut" held dating pleasure; that receot:y the fees hid
tendence of the body of Commissiontint he had dr.. been ineyeased in the alai, of five aiid a half to „me.
„.0,...1, the tummies in die vicittity of London and the duties nearly to the ',Ante extent. He then
would he equally well eundocted. If the roads referred to answers :Oven by the Lod Citii.tlellOr
11,04111 d Loudon acre properly mode, it worild opt'. and Maitre of the 11.111 in Ireland. mild!, trig, stoat
rate N• an example to the whole nation, and would ti would he desirable that all etittie.ses so' metro's
contribute mon; thaw acy thing to stroduce an ins. brought before the Miters should he vista:toed by
proverneur iii their istrncture &root/hoot the country. themselves, but that the Increase of their husioesit
-eminas and occupotioto of linos rendered that imiiiissible.—
However, as ihr mesenre hail provoked riltj
lie Should slot per*, it during fbe resent Session, Hr could also produce what he considered conch a
but &mild take the earliest opportuitity of reneiwin4 save svidestee upon that point, in the ern :ea ce giver.
it in the ruining one. The utmost anxiety had by the Masters in Chancery themselves inure the
been manifested to take away all cause of costs. Committee. %vim did Mr. Ellis himself say upon
plaint from the present creditms—the Poll loose the 'object ?-...... Q. What portion of your time is
them the option either of receiviug a better :semi/ orenpied by the alkalosis-, of your office in the
for their Property than that they now possessed, of di-ebsrge of your nosy lt--4.•1 sin in constai.t at-
of being paid •Iteir looney. tendance at my office for ten months in the year ;
Sir NI. W. RIDLEY row* not to fi`otroke distoss indeed there is more or less busiuess for every day
aim', lint to put a question so the lion. Gentlemen t in the year if attended tn."—(Rehr, bear.)—
(Hr. Gilbert), as Chairman of the Committee to ' Thut was the office which lie called %kin thew to
which he had referred. Ida wialled to know why- d.cloor incOmpalble with the situation of a Meat-
titer the Committee had recontmemled soy remedy her of Parliament. Um this was toe evidence
for an ahuse, the premium of which was felt vrty ' (tom the °Meet himself, firbleh he adduced to sup-
generally and eves-Ay through the country. It was port of his oi • • . Tit- Highs lion. thrones
this: that the application to the House of Corns conclud dby sonving.:-.
mows for the vetwoal of a common turnpike Aet, " That It be On hislrbeeoll to the Coulannee on the ,
and extending the lime of the trust, was attended aisaerry Kill, to nosed a clause therein, to prinia, that in,
with such heave tees, as to /livable the parties to fur,nm.7li:
heel!'ellis.7:.)stii". isgeelmartmilisti! be el:fib:lbws
lir.. Irotioilt
ottotty inetaoces Gain Ni tempting it. ife..mosienorral
Cam inoits.or sit therein, ats•ketay pier Willa his dant ':-..• ' .- '7. ik
that t Itr fees. where the period inn Paled n!nalWeadPi (Hear.) • 7,,":
one years, wiseWO has thin 1111, here; and if he Lord CAsTLERCAOH begged lit
were know whether rot
were to sprok wocorditog to 'report. he had lacen understood the object of 11W clause riolitly. II a . . •• -i..
*lnformed that whertsuch a non !hid lionised thr..iigli were ii,iendrd it, hate a pi.6.l„efie, operation. lie .
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this anise, and 'One Op to another place, it was could have no possible objection to its intriVtictoto, . '..,..
-latterly there made eompulsory on the 'petrol,. who for he fully concurred in the protriple, offsifkii a... - .',....,
had nitrodneed it, to inst,e she el lutes of a great clause. The 0E...v of a itt,iee in chnni.-.4y,,,.: ..„.„:".•
and unnecessary Irogth--irith what virw he left ir i 1 gli not strictly a judicial office, is yet one so at+
to the House to decide. Ile Iwooril to {own why. tegulant aeon it, and aid. dillies so particular, that . •.
'her tor. Commuter had suggested any remedy Inv I lie ti gilt it right they should not he imerrupted
that alone? If they had not, he should feel it Ins by the duties which rucessarily devule.d 111.00 a
dotty to promote a sneatore in the ensonog tieSlDiells !Wit in that Ilouse.—(llear, hear.)—l'he one
to enable the renewing of Turnpike lull., where office was quite Incompatible with the other. But .
the only object was an extension of the tone of the still lie thought the principle ought not to be
trust, without the enormous expense at itreseut at- brought to bear upon the case of a particular indi-
tending it. vidut.l, should such there be, by any retrospective
sir r. Busup.LL anid, that a Bull nit:ajenttle t. operant's. If pending any election at this mo-
o distance of live miles, should -tot lie subject to went. there be any iorlisitlital who would he affect-
s. large fees as tow fur one hundred miles. It ed by the clause, he Submitted that his case should
would be an exceedthg advatooge that sttiite rule be put out of the sphere of the pleseot nos
were established for. propnrtioniug the fees to the slroction.
distance* of road, and the sums which they should Star Joel. NEWPORT replied. that if it were
manifest the duties of the olfice of Master in
Chancery were quite incompatible with the duties
of a Nlemlwr of Parliament, then it was clear the
person holding the one situation was utterly unfit
for the colter.—(!lear.)—Fle could see no possible
reason why Parliament should deprive those adio
were entitled to the services ofie public officer from
the benefit of them. Could any man doubt that
• public officer of this description, who was sworn
to perform his duties, was ineligible to perform the
duties of unother office, which also required monis
d.:r.iiile application? A Master in Cuancery was
i an officer of the Crown, and, as such, liable for ally
neg'ett or remissness in the performance oh hi.
duty to dismissal—he would be dismissed if such
a case of neglect of duty were brought before
Parliament. He admitted, that a particular case
was now pending, which, in the event of sole
result, would place s Master in Chancery no a seat
in Pathament. To the minnow of every man,
there WWI now a candidate for the representation
of the rift' of Dublin (%Ir. Ellis), in the persou of
a grunt, 'its'', whose office, if he discharged toe
duties of it in the manlier he was hound by oath to
attend to them, rendered it quite inspotoible lee
Celli.' give the attendance in Parlietn•nt which
ought and would be required of him by his con-
stituents. lie was the very ottieer who, iu the este
deuce wilii:th he (tii. John) had real to the Mo ose.
declared that los duties, as Master so Chancto'y.
at-Copied him in his office for Ito mouths to rut
year, and indeed gave him more or less business
every 'lse, from ooe cud of it to the otiose. lie of
[ course slid no: mean to mako this resolution revii-,
attritive, so its to prevent this Geottlemart, if ~..
turord, from taking his seat ; but notowstionahte
hr should require of him, io such a •aose, to make
his option of resigning his office as a Master lis
Ch""ce!Y—likart hear)—the duties of each beii‘g
clearly incompatible.
Nlr. Itoneor Suave' must phi-ti t° the admission
of the instruction propooed by the Hight Hots.
Btronet. net that he II eht the two offices of
Nlet•.er in Chancery end Member of Parliament
compatible, but because he considered it would I e
a" great hardship that pending an election the
lluuse of Commons should, without wessistMintticee
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COO .

After a few word. from Mr. V. I,Rwros and Mr.
C. Smurta, the iwritiou was tail nu the table.
ROYA I. 1t ESSAOr.
Lttnl cAsTLEREAGu **ld he WO it in command
from I.o• Majrs y to deliver a message to the

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110. mewing. was then read by the SPEAZER
nearly in the following trruts :—..
G. Rec.

The Kiwg acquzinis thr flutist of COITINIOUP, that part of
the provision ninth hail been made for the members of the
Royal Family has mowed, in convetpience of the denike
the tale King, and recommends it to the House to take
surastems that annuities may he secured to his Royal Bro-
thers and Sisters, for their respective lives, to mirk amount
that their iaeoau•s may be rendered equal to slime which
they enjoyed at the demise of his late Majesty.
0:i the motion of Lord CACTLERF.AGIII. the
!Message was ordered to Ile referred to a Committee
of the whole House me Monday next.
EXCISE REGULATION—(IRELAND).
Mr. M. FITZGERALD raid that he was about to
propose • motion for the amendment of an Act
which apnoea! ve-y injorismsly to the cornmerve
Mill agriculture or ifelmtd. entitled the Excise
Itn;tila • Act. He then moved that tins lieu•e
oh. traulve itsrlf into a -Committee or vb. whole
Home, to consider of the said Act, on Monday
next,— A erred to.

COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND).
(IRELAND).
Mr. C. GRANT moved uiONlrr of sloe Day
for the Ilicr.r g•ploor l'bte) II Coo 1111 l tier we the
Court of Camnerry B.II;

The Order Itavlatz firm reed—
Sir JOHN NEWPORT Itlgeo posr•tiatit to notice, to
npare that it be an lostruct to the Committee to
provide to the attn.• Bill Cyr the yachts' of It ivh
Master' in (:itatterry
limpets% Whatever oinhino, might he
*Oil of the propriety of loortuittiog Engh-ls Mws-
'tell uI Chancery to sit nt that Howe, uo donlit
whatever etothl hr etstertatried or the itscompaishi-
lity of the duties of a Nla-ter et' Chancery in Ire-
land with 'how of a Iltlwerrotative of the simple,
Gad Of the duty which theretute devolved ow the
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