The Sun.
London, England, 1857-02-12 00:00:00

POOR LAW.

On the motion of Sir G. B. PECHELL, the follow,
ing return was ordered :—Copies of all correspondence
which has taken place since January, 1855; between
the Poor-law Board and the 100. l authorities
of St. Marylebone and St. Pancras, in relation to the
administration of the poor-law ; together with any
letter or communication that may have been addressed
to the poor law board by the churchwarden of*Saint
Marylebone upon the same subject, or upon the manage-
ment of the workhouse, or the conduct of the board of
guardians of that parish.
PAUPERISM.

On the motion of Mr. BOITVEkIE, a return was
ordered showing the amount of pauperism on thw lot day
of January, 1856, and the let day of January, 1857.
JUDGMENTS, EXECUTION, clto., BILL.

,
On the motion for the second reading of this MI-,
FRENCH moved the eeccnd reading of the bi
that day Nix months:

Mr. -WMAHON seconded the amendment. The
bill bad been through four committees, in as niany
years, and was now imperfect. It disregarded every
known element of justice, for the purpose of carrying
out the views of some Scotch lawyers to elevate their
jurisprudence above the common law of England.
Mr. BLAND opposed tho bill, as injurious and ob-
jectionable to the profession and the country. --
Mr. 'FIADFIBLD supported the bill, as being an ex-
cellent one for the United Kingdom. A judgment once
obtained should have effect in the three countries, and
sot entail on creditors the necessity of following a
debtor, and bring an action against him in each country
for the same debt. The Irish members appeared to op-
pose the bit, because Ireland bad no money with which
ID pay her debts.
Mr. GEORGE and Mr. HUGHES opposed the bill. •
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for Ireland said that'
the bill appeared to be misunderstood, or it had been
misrepresented by hon. speakers. He excluded from his
consideration when considering an Imperial measure
the effect it would have on any profession, and said that
i
he thought it a disgrace that a creditor having obtained
judgment against a debtor in one part of the United
Kingdom, and he should leave and go to another, that
the creditor should be compelled to follow hini, and
commei,ce proceedings again. It was to prevent that
state of things that this bill was introduced. The bill-
gave no greater facilities fur obtaining judgment for debt
tiom now existed.
Mr. NAPIER (lid not consider that the bill was in
that clear and perfect state required before the house
passed it. It was a very good bill in theory,- but it
',wilt not work well when pat in practice,
The ATro Ftli EY-GENERA L supported the bill, and
8 aid the various objections that had been urged against
it
;night he remedied in committee. The measure would
remedy au anomaly which existed at present, and that
beingbill.
the case he trusted the house would not reject the
_

The house then divided, when there appeared -r
For the second reading
Against it .......... .
Majority
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ond tune,
The 1,111 was then real sec a
NEW WRIT.
On the motion of Mr. HAYTERa new writ %a/ is nerl
for Londonderry in the room of Sir Bateson, who had
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
The committee on public moneys was reappointed.
The house then adjourned.

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