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London, England, 1858-07-21 00:00:00

SALE AND TRANSFER OF LAND (IRELAND

BILL.
On the motion that the house go into committee oa
this bill,
Lord ST. LEONARDS said the object of this bill
was to erect a new court, not an Estates Court,
but a court for the sale and transfer of land
in general in Ireland, that any man possessed of an
estate, with a good title, might go into and dispose of
h
' in his opinion, the manner in which it
to carry out such sale, would not meet
waietsh a
proposed
general
n,ebrault
approval. He would not oppose the bill,
the same,
but he s) thcrorghly disapproved of it that he would
not attempt to amend it in ary Way.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said he could not con-
sent to the omission of the clause (51st) which it was
proposed to leave out.
Lord CRANWORTII said he approved of the mea-
sure as a whole ; it was, in truth, substantially the same-
in principle ai that which he had laid before their lord-
ship'. He entertained the strongest opinion that the-
clause would bave a mischievous tendency.
The Earl of WICKLOW said he thought the 51st
clause ought to be omitted, as it contained a power
hich, it his jodgnoent, was highly objectionable.
T,e ail! of CLANCARTY said he quite approved of
the clause as a judicious extension of the principle of the
Encumbered Estates Court, and he did not think it
liable to the very serious objletions which had been
made to it by his noble friend opposite. The general
tenour of the bill had been approved, and he thought it
d,ci.!edly a good one.

The house -then went into committee on the bill.
Causes from 1 to 50 were agreed to.
Oa clause 51 being moved to stand part of the bill,
Lord ORAN WORTH opposed the motion.
Their lordships divided, when the numbers were—
For the clause .... 29
Against it
Major' y for --le

The clause was then agreed to.
The r,-Inaning clauses as amended were agreed to,
and the bill passed through committee after some remarks
by the Earl cf DEOBY and Lord MOITEAGLE.
The following b Ils were read a second time :—Eccle-
sia tical Jurisdiction Co: tinuacce Bill, Charitable Trusts
A.,d, Continuance Bill, Turnpike Trusts Arrangement
B 11, Copybold and Inclocure Commissions, &c., Bill,
kderncity Bill, Friendly Soc'eties Act Amendment Bill,
a:ld Administration r f Oaths by Committees Bill.
UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL.

The rf-port of amend.nenis oa ibis bill was cotsichred
and avretd t).
THE MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS' BILL.

t,ql pa,sed through committee, and the house
reiuint-d.

COPYRIGHT OF DESIGNS BILL.

Thi bi:l was read a third time, with its amendments,
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL.

T,e a!!endmects eltbis bill were considered and Nireed
to, ard erne etLer verbal amendment,: were introduced
by t. Earl of DERBY and the Earl of ELLUNBOROUGH.
Inc bid 4111.3 tLeu ordered t' be read a third time on
There 'ay.
The MiVtia Ballot Suspension 8.11 was read a third
time and paged.
Toe Army Service Bill wag read a second time.
S veral bills were brought in and read a first time.
Their lerdehips then adjourned, at five minutes to
nine o'cl:ck.

ROUSE OF COMNIONS—(YF-sTERDAL)
The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Lord.' Amendoents to the fo'lovving bills were
con,idered and agreed to :—London and North-Western
11%i way Tonal Works), St. Lecnard, Shoreditch,
Parish ; S ockton, Middle3horougb, and Yarm Water
and Nori.li Yorkshire and C:eveland Rtilway.
Raj'a Estate Bill wan nod a second time.