Star.
London, England, 1831-08-12 00:00:00

scroax COMMITTEE.

Led ALTHORi,i;iloWni that tieboose reecolv Itself
hto oscomittee, gave node*, that he should move that the
house meet on floturday next at twelve o'clock. It ems hie
Intention that the boom on that day should sit hem twelve
to six.

Ain a few words from Mr. ()outburst, Sir H. Hardinge,
Ss S Sugden, Lord Althorp, and Mr. Wynn, the house
went into coounittee en the English Reform &IL
The CHAIRMAN read a few words of clause 11. enact-
ing that the osneties in schedule O be divided into (blank)
div Wons, and seems Ow mambas, when
Mr. oouLsualf rase, and asked on what principle the
division of the osublibi would proceed
Lord J. RIISORI.I.—On the principles of population
and event, to that the amount of square miles and of po-
pulation in one division of a county be, se nearly as possible,
equal to that in the other division of the county. There
might be awe of exception; for instance It might be pre.
flyable or include a hundred a other distinct thMtv, M Igo,
in one of the divisions. to dividing it. and, for the sake of
perfect equality of population and extent, including one port
In env division. sad the other part in the other. He intended
introducing words into the douse to the above erect.
Sir R. bUGDEN—The words should be introduced be.
fee we proceed to deliberate en the chase.
Lord ALTHORP.—It Is sufficknt that my noble friend
should have rated the principles on which the divisions are
to take place.
Mr. OOULBURN said a county could not in many
cues be divided accurately as to both principles at once.
Lord J. RUSSELL --The Commirdoesers will be
directed to have reference generally to both principles,
without adhering strictly to either. They will take the two
principles into considerrion in the woo mBOllll as the
taxation and extent of Scotland were generally considered,
compared to England, when the number vi her represents.
dves was determined.

After a few words Horn Mr. Wirwn. Mr. Ditusseoe,
sad Lord .I. Resew., which. were not beard,
Sir E. SUODEN said the Committee could net
give s deliberative judgement on the propriety of Mei&
lag the counties until the amount of constituency which
the new borough system would withdraw from the
caustics was ascertained. In many counties, in Dur-
bin), for instance, such was the amount of constituency
'detracted by the boroughs. that nothing was left for
Om county, as the noble lord wen knew. They must in.
meditate the amount of the county constituency mart the
news stem, before they divided It. He objected M tosser
nisi Bees being appointed to make the divides&
they had divi4.tl the counties, they would mew the=
of their labours to the Crown, who might miles media
ft. lie Minted to ministers having Am He pew ar dl.
tiding. Or not dividing, any partisnkwfeldgt. The Porn
of deciding the division of twenty-five DS* mantles was
too great a power to be conceded to any government. (Best.'
heir.) The eommisteionera should, at Mast, salads theist.
items mode by them Jetta, approbation et shillala (Itaa)
The CHAIRMAN then read the eistnav ad pot the
issestion, that the blank before he word .4 dNWaerwelliteld
5s filled up by the word 6. two."
Mr. H. HUGHES could prove to the haft Ma solifi
the f 3 counties .4n question might be so &Med as Iniialaj
garb(Me ttrothisions s Atenination aloft.. The .
ausinunicationi received by him dim away pats eriros
r country had fated such a conviislen In Me yawl ea the m&
ject, that he would prefer peseemMll lllf losslllihsAttilik
• to the adoption of the paten. divides,. elk,
jades to these divielsaw wee she ummadastional
meet of commiesienets, whom laltstai the Crows weak
according to the wording of the Mks he understood it,
have the power of rejecting. He ceendised that the belies
would be the only escape epee te the wow bas the OP,'
pteedou of their landlords, if the division into distaste min
odeptad. He should move, that the weeds in the gleam
l the divieing should be left out. (Hem.)
attgALTHORP.—This, undoubtedly, was sow of the
mm Important pasts of the Bill, end lose to whisk the at-
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