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THE SUN; LONDON; WEDNESDAY EVENING-, JUNE 1.1, 1856.

that was a question which rested solely
with the house ; and if it was decided to proceed with
the bill in the absence of the papers, he should be pre-
pared to state the views of the Government.
Sir F. KELLY said if the Government would
say a final decision should be taken on this ques-
tion on We inesday next he would not object to
the subject standing over till that day.
Mr. J. G. PHILLIMORE said he could not conceive
how that house could reject such a claim as the present,
after a committee on the bil! had arrived at the con-
clusion that an act of injustice had been committed.
After a short discussion, in which Sir J. Fitzgerald,
Mr. Spooner, Mr. Otway, and Mr. Macgregor took
part,
Sir C. WOOD said he bad not bee❑ in the house at
the commencement of the del at-, but from what
e had since learned the papers NNould be i❑
the hands of members in two or three days. It
rested with the house to proceed with the bill on Wed-
❑esday next, but, as far as Government was concerned,
he was sure there would be no impediment thrown in
the way of the bill being considered on that day.
Sir F. KELLY said, under those circumstances, he
would withdraw his amendment.

The further consideration of the bill was then post-
poned till Wednesday next.
On the motion for bringing up the report upon tha
subject of the Earl of Perth and Ale:fort's compensation,
a conversation arose as to the nature and objoct of the
bill, eventually
Sir F. KELLY explained the nature and objects of
the bill, which was one to grant compensation for an
alleged illegal seizure of the estates of the Earl of Perth
and Melfort, in the reign of James the Second, from the
revenues of Scotland. The estate did not remain in the
hands of the Crown, but was divided into a number of
grants which could not now be recovered. Under these
circumstances this bill was to give compensation for the
liss of th• estate.

Mr. LABOUCHERE deprecated the introduction of
bills of this description by private members. He ex-
pressed a hope that the house would not be called upon
to decide upon the question which was then before it.
The SPEAKER having, in answer to an hon. member,
explained the rule with respect to public and private
bills,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said
that when the permission of the Crown was given to the
introduction of this bill, no promise of any description
was given.

J. G. PHILLIMORE looked upon the present
proceeding as quite unconstitutional. The courts of
law were open to the complainant if he had any grounds
of complaint.
Mr. FITZROY said if this bill was pressed it could
not pass the various stages, in order to be sent to the
House of Lords.

Mr. WILSON proposed that the subject should be
referred to a committee of the whole house.
Sir F. KELLY said he would at once accede to the
proposal, and before he again brought the subject under
their consideration he would see if there was a reason-
able prospect of its passing this session. If not he should
not trouble the house with the bill any further this
session.