The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-27 00:00:00

PASSING TOLLS, &c.

Mr. MACKINNON asked the President of the Board
of Trade what was intended to be done on the question
of passing tolls and local dues on shipping.
Mr. HENLEY said the Government had no intention
at present to introduce a measure on this much-vexed
question.

- OFFICERS OF THE DOCK YARDS, &c.
Sir J. ELPHINSTONE asked the Chancellor of the
Exchequer whether it was the intention of the Govern •
meat to review the position of the officers of the dock-
yards and victualling yards as regarded their scale of
superannuations, or to adopt any measures founded
upon the report of the Superannuation Commissioners,
1857?

Sir F. BARING asked if the scale of superannuation
Se rec mmended by the commissioners would be revised?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it
eras the intention of the Government to revise the whole
tf the superannnations.
THE CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.
Mr. WARREN asked the Secretary for the Home
Department whether the Government were taking any
steps to carry into effect the recommendation of the
Common Law (Judicial Business) Commissioners'
Report, particularly with reference to the re-distribution
of the circuits ; and, if so, whether by the authority of
the Crown or by Act of Parliament ; and whether such
arrangements will be completed against the ensuing
igurarner circuit..
/tr. WALPOLE said it would be impossible to
Itrte i!ny arrangements till the corporation of Manches-
ter 414 made arrangements for holding an assize in that
town.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
ainquired,of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer whether measures were being adopted
by the Government 7oY r the establishment of a depart-
ment of justice ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
Government had no; yet had .
t?oportunity of eons
referred to.
leg the particular proposition 77 consider-
legANNUlTlES TO
Sir W. II VATHCO LE asked ITeCeThoa
Ittlllor of the
Exchequer, what means had been taken
by
the Govern-
of the
several ment' to bring under adjudication the claims
parties whc may be entitled to coca
~finder the
.....___ Probate
__ _ Acts of !eat session compensation
eLte CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sa.'d the
asrtzimeasti
rmaamd amounted to a quarter of a million anon-
thii Trek ~4 ~! cries, of " Oh.'2ndlht was impossible for
senaraga,coanuttlisarvotousiatherattetonril
Advocate,
a had issued a Tree,
of
the Chancey
Sir S. North-
invutigate the att. blaster
ENLlSTugieir i. (trearCll:ancerY-bar to
Secretary for W
Mr. G. YANSITrAA 27, Irate6g.'
whether the prject fir cull:V1:1d the
the coast of Africa had been Cleintmr" or ther"' War
only deferred : and whether any steps bad Our
to ascertain the practicability of enlisting catau taken
naticea in the Cape or the where for service in or
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other places where the climate had proved destructive
to the health of European troops ?
Mr. 11. BAILLTE, P fte- ..1 t!,,, c!rcu-r.3+anc?a
tt; that givea ia the House of Lords, said the
similar
project bad fall,n to the ground.
BARRACK ACCOMMODATION.
Lord EBRINGTON gave notice that after Easter he
should bring the subject of barrack accommodation
under the no ice of the house.
INCUMBER.ED ESTATES COURT (IRELAND).
Mr. WiiII.EaIDE gave notice tiiat alter Easter hei

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