Star.
London, England, 1829-06-11 00:00:00

TROTTiII V. TROTTIR.

Judgment was also given in this appeal. which in-
volved a question relative to the will of the late Colonel
Trotter. The decision pronounced below was affirmed.

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The Earl of ELDON presented a Petition front certain inhabi-
tants of Bridge Ward against the London Bridge Approaches Bill,
and praying that, should it pass, compensation might be granted to
them.—Read and referred to the Committee.

The Marquis of 'LONDONDERRY stated, that the Order
given to the City of London for producing its Accounts was not
let complied with. He, therefore, gave notice, from what bad
WM to his knowledge, that unless the Accounts were produced
leanday, be should then make a motion on the subject.
Earl BATHURST explained, that their Lordships' Order had
been tr insmitted to the Lord Mayor, who had immediately given
the necessary directions to Mr. Scott. The Accounts were already
ha a state of great forwardness, and shield, most probably, be laid
CO their Lordships table by Friday. He could assure their Lord-
ships that there had been no delay in preparing them.
The Marquis of LONDON OBRRY observed, that it was
only yesterday the coossut of the Common Council was obtained
for the production of these Accounts; and, if they were not pro-
Idocod on Friday, he should submit the motion of which he bad
'given notice.
Lord SKELAIERSDALE presented a Petition from the oper-
ative Boot and Shoemakers of Ashton under Lyme, complaining of
distress, and praying for relief from Taxation—from Absentee RE-
"---•—from excessive Poor Rates—and fee a repeal of the

Corn Laws,
The Rat of DARN LEY presented a Petition from the Owners
and Occupiers of Land in a Hundred of Norfolk, praying for pro-
tection against Foreign Wool.
On the motion of the Duke of WELLINGTON the Marro-
polls Polite Bill was read a third time and passed.
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The Duke of RICHMOND, seeing the Noble Baron opposite
in his place, wished to ask him whether or not it was his intention
to bring forward any other measure on the subject of game at any
future time?
Lord WH A RNCLIFFE replied, that be should most
certainly out tow sight of the question, and in some
shape or other be should certamly again bring it be/ore
Parliament; but whether it should first be. submitted to
this House or to the other was another question. Were
it not for if matter ot form it would be in many respects
more convenient to originate a measure in that House
than in the House of Commons. Under the circum-
stances of the case at present, considering that the for-
mer Biit bad received the sanction of the House of
Commons, and only been lost in their Lordships House
by a majority of two, perhaps the Government might
be disposed to take up the question, and, if it would, he
would moat readily surrender it. It it would not, and
be could produce any measure likely to meet its sup-
port, be would not grudge any trouble he (night be at
in again bringing the subject forward.
The Earl of MALMIESBURY pretested against the doctrine
that the Government ought to take up a measure because the tub-
jerky again It was so smell. He hoped that the time would never
maw when the Gownsman would think pewee to loafers with
the at warnosts of wintry Gentlemen.
The Maisie saf LONDONDERRY said, the Noble Bares
could not bops that the measure would be supported by Govern-
ment when the bead of the Government bad voted in the majorky
egoism Ise BOIL
Lola WAIRATCUM Old, he took a different view of the
"maim ism rye Ma* But. He did not consider the subject
°ay as a matter of elimattioent for country Gentlemen, but as a
somas of police, and the Government was bound to me that out.
ear inches sow massrail did Dm take place.
The Rai ve -D.I.IISL&If meld Pm calltneiva that the measure
' fend with the aionsemetne of the country Gentlemen; and,
it did, be Should shah that of no importance. He was terry
that a Bill of so much wiamionice had been thrown out ea such
and might ag, without rossoleg to give offence, false'
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ranedianult.
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