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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, APRIL 17.

THE Irish bon and Stamp Duty Bills were for-
warded in their respeaive stages.
SCOTCH TUDICATURE:

The nouse then resolved itself into a Committee
on the above Bill, when. _
'Lord KI NINAIRD moved, that the Sebti-JUdges,nS
summoned to attend, do now attend this Commit-
tee. Several Amendments were proposed . to, this
Motion, when it was ultimately, resolved to move,
that the Judges be admitted into the ,body of the
House. This last Motion gave rise to some discus=
sion. It was opposed by Lords Eldon, Lauderdale;
Grenville, Holland-,'"and snprorted
by the Duke of Mentrose, Lord Havykestmry, Lord
Melville, Vic. the question was, hos.vevktr,_ decided
in the negative. A ":
The House then resumed the Committee, when
Lord HaiAKEsLuRY-proposed, as an Amendment,
to divide'the Court.of Session into two instead of
..„,
three Courts.

Lord GRENVILLE opposed the Ati-rehdtrienti and
went over his former argriments in &our of the
estahlishment of Juries in Scotland. '

Lord HAW KES73.I) HY in explanation said,. that he
had not argued against the establishment of Juries;
but as to the principle of unanimity.
Lord ELDON was of the same opinion with the
late Lord 'Mansfield, who thought it impossible to
introduce the Trial by Jury generally into Scotland;
and whO thought it a work of extreme difficulty to
introduce it, particularly 'with a good effe6t.
Lord E;RSKINE thought it strange tkii it,shoulci
be matter of such extreme caution and apprehension
to extend to Scotland the general use of the Trial
y Jury,. already partially'known and valued in that
Country, and the best source arid the best security
‘
of all the blessings enjoyed in this. observed a
smile on the face of a distinguished per Son On the
00101: side (the Duke of Cumberland); Such a
saile was iiiconsi,lent with.the respeEt and decorum
with whiCh it was the usage of that Hchise to bear
the sentiments,ofevery'Noble Lord in if.•
Lord REDE,SDALE said the objeai 'of the Bill
ought to undergo the invt'stig-ation -of a CoMmission
of inquiry, betbre it could come before their Lord-
Ships in a. shape fit for them to pronounce judgment
tipon it. •

- Lord- HOLLAND was averse to a Commission of In-
quiry. He conceited the Report or such a Commis--
L.Ol-1 to be no 4t anthority to dire& th-e judgment of
their Lordships, who ought rather to ad on their own
rights. =

Lord MELVILLE took a general. view of the
constitution and praflice of the Scotch Courts, to
which he considered the trial by Jury as
,practised in
tnglinid wholly inapplicable; The opinions of the
first lawyers in.Stotland, and the general opinion of
the country, was against the 'innovation. •
LOrd ROSSLYN, Lord KINNAIRD, and LordLAti-
pERDA supported the Bill in its of cinal forrn.
Lord AuCKLAND thought the opinion of the
twelve Judges should be taken upon the question,
)vith regard to the Law of Scotland; but the hour
being too late to proceed in that way, it was agreed
to postpone the further consideration till Monday.
Progress was accordingly reported, and the Corn-
Ixittee obtained leave to sit again on Monday.
Adjourned at Three o'clock this rnorningr. .