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etile:*.,°th°rhe, Mr. Martin, Sir Denham Norreys, Mr. F. Made, 1
tomer:, Wood, Mr. H. -Stansfield, and Lord Granville
veria-,74 took part in it, but it was entirely con-
s,„ 'Qua in its character, and the result was, that on
ii4llestion of Mr. Brotherton, Lord Meridiem refrained from
71444 the House, and the clause was agreed to, as was also the
Floe 72d clause being put,
liko. °el WOOD suggested the introduction of some words
" would render the object of the clause mare specific
kie.,clear• The object of the clause is to oblige corn.
%cc to affix a board, containing their rates of toll, at
114024 their stabiles ; and another long conversation
as 4", to the present one, occurred on the power which the
pk n;t°ll would have of fixing the charge for the
titled locomotives ; and Lord Granville Somerset de..
kri that the word " toll" included everything that Gould be
c?.eliorle a railway.
0,77 73 to 80 were then agreed to.
81st clause being read,
1147: I SIB I'HORP said' he conceived that the power which
t0115t.t,,4" gave of levying a distress upon the goods of the
leek "t of the company for the wrongful detention of any
Eel was insufficient, and he thought that the distress ought
eled on
and of the company itself.
this c'hiharrtit Lord G. Sore ERSET explained that the object of
kistotidtise was to enable the company to punish their servants for
kill Itet, and the public had a right of redress provided by the
5555, Which enabled them to sue the company.
11,4,4" Si to 90 were then agreed to.
kits HAYTER admitted that great difficulty frequently arose
4411tilailway cop,anies taking London time. He had no
41,,cat• before lomng this evil would be remedied.
%et G. SOMERSET said nearly all the trunk lines had get
kkoi"*O clocks ; it would be difficult perhaps to remedy the evil
641thor.
'Vet -MPTRE called the attention of the Noble Lord to the
ie401,44"f excursion trains on Sundays. He had frequently received
,Ners* htsft°ol persons living in towns to which these
"Ri15,,1% trains went of the inconvenience that was felt by the
CAW° went by these excursion-trains walking about.
~donsSIBTHORP thought, if they stopped these Sunday ex.
L )4. they ought also to stop omnibuses.—(Laughter.)
Itt;:,?°NER recommended the Noble Lord to take this sub.
`ofsi". consideration. In many cases these excursion trains
P.slontst at the time when public service was commencing.
leth,-"IETHORP You may as well move to shut up the
(Hear, hear.)
OimZEINTZ thought these excursion trains did more good
it must be recollected that the persons who availed
Nate": Of these excursion trains were persons who
cktiteCni°, themselves on any day hut Sunday.—(Hear, hear.)
dsml'Ot down the excursion trains, they ought to
eke "Ilentlernen's carriages, which rolled about and interrupted
tketd*,ZthiP at all times.—t" Hear, hear," from Colonel Sibthorp.)
hi' SOMERSET said that if they attempted to legislate on
Ithrs!'b;:g they would have to interfere with the running of
he
0f44 ti and coaches on a Sunday. (Hear.)
1111 11 e was agreed to.
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l; hen resued, and te CHAIRMAN reported progress,
h the House adjourned till Five o'clock.
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"LUMEN TAR Y DI V IS1ONS:

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-"' pates and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
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NI wEDNEsDAy, MARCH 12.
PROPERTY-TAX BILL,
INtithit tun. e ; Clause (and whereas by the said recited Act it
Vistkinthe first Rule of Schedule (D), relating to deductions,
4listtlre;'4u., be set against or deducted from the profits or gains
titd e, of the
Schedule for any disbursements or expenses of
./10, , Thasi`,,the Parties, their families, or establishments ; Be it
6.orD..rona and after the passing of this Act, whenever the
44,_'143,—",, ns so liable to be charged under the said Schedule shall
kk,,,,v,pr "knlber or members of his family in carrying on his
t s. °feast°
5,,..,,, n, it shall be lawful to deduct such sum or sums of
litkiterZ have been a fair remuneration for such employment
‘4,0;4*--..4119n had been so employed) brought up, and read the
ked "'ion made, and Question put, " That the said Clause
k44;11.. "kcond time." The House divided :
MINORITY—AYES, 39.
aid
Farnham, E. BI Plumridge, Captain
ikitow It e Ferguson, Colonel Ponsonby, C. F. A.
C'tki'tj°h4 Hallyburton, Lord Rice, E. R.
‘l'4; 1 I''. 11111, Lord M. Rumbold, C. E.
r Oh, Johnson, General Somerville, Sir W.
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kottk Martin, John Stanton, W. H.
-. it.' .Mitcalfe, Henry Thornely, Thomas
Morris, David Towneley, John
kti4 1' je. Murray, AlexanCer Turner, Edmund
1/4.. J. •T. Napier; Sir C. Wakley, Thomas
Wyse, Thomas
tf,r‘iZtis. Tr_ liriPaget,en(:!o A
Colonel 1 TELLER:.
. WD{"46 Palmer, Robert Spooner, Richard
--".n, Pattison, James Muutz, G. F.