The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY, JULY 25.
LPVERPOOL ASSIZES.—LOrd CAMPBELL said he
been requested by the bar of the Northern Circuit to ma
a representation to the Lord Chancellor of the great ik
Fonvenienie with which they, together with the attorneys,
Jurymen, witnesses, and all other persons having business
at the next Liverpool assizes, were threatened by the pro-
Posed temporary transference of the courts to a place
which, from his own experience he could state, was a hole
resembling nothing so much as the blackhole in Calcutta.
Sometime ago, in consequence of the great inconvenience
the inhabitants of Liverpool experienced by the great dis-
tance at which the Assizes were held from that town, an
arrangement was made that, if Liverpool would provide
Proper accommodation, the assizes business for about four-
fifths of the county should be held there. The Corpora-
tion munificently performed their Dart of the contract by
ereting a noble pa
'lnch, ever since, t
theinformed that an a
'
npxt assize% tt building, but that
prated for the
ng atn.
Posed the assizes should b,
choler
fly to
!n a marsh, where if t
take up,its abode. h!arts should be held at Itirkdi
!lines w
from the town, and would be in
Inconvenient • and if an.. "'
Ile his it'
be held would '
alt
was, at least,' the advantage of plenty of
transaction of the business. What he wished to ask
'that he would inquire into the matter, and if it should
found absolutely necessary to close St. George's-hall, to
bring in a bill to provide for the 4olding of the UP
assizes for the whole county of LlTipaster at La,
Castle.—The LORD CHANCELLOR had not hp-
Matter until his learned fri'
that morning. He cool"
Would permit the Coir
luu•pos3 stated, and '
Was to be shut o-
men stated +
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lace of just

i been may

ler to its being
the ap-

7eception of
that the Dia(

Majesty a

1 a building placed

visited the town, it was most
There was a proposal that
Ile, but that was two

Cher respects most
Isolutely necessary,

it Lancast

thei
3om for 0

Cstle, whe

not bei

that He

Justice to be closed fO; t

mceive, if the hall

t was for •
ied friend.

le had, however

inquirie3 to be ma on e subject.— ttnottonix trusted it would bede found t
t that the stilt-
which had been made was incorrect; but wb..41
he coasidered " business to Lateast.,
would be most hi:sc hi
,veniente uPon
n hau 'thee tra\
N. to attend
then droprbe as
COm
31rNICATIOIP IN RAILWAY TRAINS.--1-1.,-
1141bINGE called the attention of Government to the
einlnginPerfeee.,b.,t
.111:eallers,.s of communication between guards and
railway trains.—Lord STA.TiLIIY. of Al-
__",e Y, replied that the London and Northwest
Which
were at present engaged in a series of experime.
which he believed would attain the desired object.
,h ai ,„The, Registration of Bills of Sale (Ireland) Bill, the
Loan Bill, the Sheriff and Sheriff-Clerk of Chan-
e,r,7
(Scotland) Bill, the Joint Stock Banks'(Scotland)
_,ll, Cirime and Outrage (Ireland) Bill, were read a
loturcl,„ brae and passed.
__,*beveral ether bills were forwarded a stage, and their
adjourned at half-past seven.

ze rem

to transfi

the assize

thong

evons, and

ial jurc

ern Rail-