The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-18 00:00:00

INNS OF° COURT.

Mr. HARVEY said he had entered the House under
the supposition that the debate on the motion which he
brought forward yesterday, with respect to Inns of Court,
would have been resumed to day, but as he found that was
not the case, he should, if an occasion presented itself,
revive the motion this evening; but if no opportunity
offered, he should bring it forward on Thursday the 26th.
Mr. O'CONNELL explained that the petition he pre.
Rented last night from the Law Society of Dub!: n, was in
favour of the Civil Bill, acrd nut against it, as had beep
re; resented.

Mr. VERNON presented a petition from Chester,
iteainr. the Scotch and Irish Vagrants Bi.l.
On the motion of Mr. PORTMAN, the Highways
Bill was committed pro forma, ordered to be printerl,
and the Report was ordered to he taken into consi-
deration that day three months. He hoped that the
measure would he brought forward at a future time by the
Secretary for the Home Department. It was highly ner-
ee.sary that those laws relating to highways should be
eiirtensed, and improved. At present one magistrate
r• iuld pass the accounts of a trust and there was no appeal.
He trusted country gentlemen why knew these laws well
would take them into their consideration, and so improve
them as to give satisfaction both to the public and the
surveyors. .

EsTCOURT was glad that this course had been
pursued, for there Was a geeat deal in the present Bill
which would not at all work well ;n country pal ashes.
Mr. J. WOOD was very sorry that the state of public
business was such at the present advanced period of the
se,,sion, that as to prevent his Hon. Ft fend from going on
with the Bill, which was well calculated to improve these
Iws. The delay would be productive of one good—the
mote the public c,nsider,rl the provisions of the Bill, the
more they would he !i'atisfied.
Mr. CAMPBELL moved the second reading of the
General Registration Bill. He only meant that it should
he connmittd pro forma, and lie would then move that
the report be taken into consideration that day three
months.

Air. HERRIES hoped that no one would be considered
as awing his sinction to the principle of the Bill, because
noopp,..ition was offered to it.

The 811 was then read a second time, and ordered to
he runniitted to-morrow.

SUPPLY.

Uri ALTHORP moved the order of the day for going
into a Committee of Supply.
Mr. O'CONNELL put a gne•tion to the Noble Lord
relative to the compensation to be allowed • to Sir A. B.
King fir the loss of his patent office.
Lord ALTHORP said That the case bad been referred
to two arbitrators icy the late Government, but Sir A. 13
King alledged th it he was not hound by their decision. 11.
wished to ask the lion. Gentleman who then filed the

situa ion of Chancellor of the whet} er thry
considered the case as decided by those aroitrators, and it
_...,Dirovititp,y rnrnrnr intendtd to act upon their decision.
}s: ' 1 -.--7...itt4-GOULBLIRN said he felt no difficulty in
• ''' P'.. 4. t.;tcll ilke Noble Lord—that Government having o, ce
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~•-•re e r‘et c,itla-e to arbitrators, they considered that to y
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