The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-27 00:00:00

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each week. 'pod' int ere Ant the Judge of s,
-Court of Ch assasA ebbed mot bolero away from the
busies" of hhilbott. A roar . bad existed in that
House, of appoiiithig a Deputy Speaker by Commission.
The. Crown had a port of appointing seek Deputy
Salger
; and it was ie the power of the Here to give
biro the right of delivering as OgitOon on legal rinii
in that Hope: therefore. dare was no dills's' ty in
snaking Mk- ait strangnent, as that the appellant
joriediction'in that Hones might • be eeerel on with 1
an attendance of five days 11 its week: the difficalypl
ere to &Mere of business reld not be got Old of by
other moor except by tbie. Ittlie Lord 'Chancellor
:ere to sit than fire days in the Week, it would be tat
'le for him to attend to Umbrian' of the if
wary. It might he sad, the the brier of that
might bearranged by giving a larger braock of
-.•• to the Vire Chareliesestpartioululy tli. et
:gat Mated to !mastics and br . , Bakke was ass!
111:iiii2ttilillogseridtlialtPlrlrrirlt 'll4ll4:nr thttelosiods:t
Lleatiethw eight
_ itt. be sepotated fran 711111(pf Swim */
. .. Lr'ds. the appiltient an Sp
- 11'. tislitiltolnit object to ao alteration of that kind, Is
an office oleach arquitras that of the Lord Chancelb .
lir, and he did rot think that the business of Cherry
could be expedited by that altention. Therefore ao
good rupee whatever could be answered by this sr-
eangeusees, aced be raid see ao rile of relieving the
House from this diSculty, except by adopting the plea
now neoniateaded. He should now testier his Bill, and.
en the second reading of it he would propose the otbe
measure. hi had in view. His Lordship then presented
the Bill.
The Earl of CA,RNARVON said be bad long been of
opinion, that the appellant jariediction of that House
wettest absurd, for the circumstance of appeals being
made from theJadge in one Capri to the same Judge in
that House, went to do awal the effect of appeals altog*
• ther. He strongly objected to the proposition of mar
paling Peers to soon there on the hearing of appeals,
who would only add to the ridicule already belonging to
such proceedings. He, therefore, should never give his
consent to any suck proposithe as this; and to appoint
other Judges to .it in that Hire would be an act of in-
justice. He hoped, then, there would be no compolaios,
to bring Peers into. that House; and as to other Judges,
• he as a Peer, would never sebmit to the dictation of say
was who was not a Member of that House.—(Hear.
hear 1) •
• The Earl of ROSSLYN observed, that when the
Cheacellor happened to be absent, any Judge appointed
to it in his piece woad have the same Jurisdiction as
the Lord Chancellor. Therefore be coed not agree in
the statement of his Noble Friend vihoJaad
,just spoken.
Suppose ally 2 or 3 Lordliest daring the hearing of a case,
itbfillaitsitheAsewkr; not
haernadignmetedro*olifbtlttheosela.ruCimgeassiwn:ot
presided? Those Judges were sot to give more directions
titan were-use:lly given in other eases; and the only al-.
teretion that would be now wide by the, arrangement
proposed, was such as had existed on all forage Purloin:
whoa the Great Sea was placed in other bands; 11l Or 1
of-the Chaaselbeestmenee fro.* Meese- Au to wanthdc
the House shield rain ftsolflacorapeteat to' the aype3.:
.fr-laftiedagiedadrami re * ingetlmtlere word-not onlitir into;.
len ten .kropooto,the enb or oolop
with former usages. if the Hate retread its
jurisdiction. It would be unfit for any other jars cliche!'
and it should never abandon its right to the warn
jurisdiction over Scotland. The House had not *a
to renounce that jurisdiction, any snore than its kid
Lion over Ragland: and, in theory, the House was •
peed to be perfectly acquainted with the law Of Sea*
had, apd had a right to decide,on that law. There wite
eeany Scotch Penn 02 that House, and about sixty Peed
who were eonneeted•with property in Scotland. There:
.fore, the appellant jurisdiction of Scotland ought not to
beobandoned. It must not .be imputed, then, that this
was a as. tribunal; for there was no novelty In it, except
that of requiring Lords. rider penalties, to give a own-
palsortattiodando t sad he was sure, if • parties wen e
come there for_jOtior! there ought to be a everiboty
attendance- of refiris. . :
The Earl of CARNARVON explained. ' " -
The Bill war then read a ant, and ordered to be rood
a enowd timer Monday next.
Th. other BP'
_on the tittle were then reed in they
lieges ; and Olaf :past seven the Here adjourned. •
HOUSI ollr •COMMONS.—Tnossoet. . • -...
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•- -. SLAVERY; • ' . ''• • ',
Wesel WOOD•resented five petitions free districts
'll•Wales "gaud Slavery.—Ordered to be printed.
The Poor Settlement Bill we eonimitted.,Tbe Report"!
loos bolnglit up. and ordered to bo fuel* contidered
N that day three moideL—Ordered to be printed.
The Bidding:o(oooV Bill was coutositted.—Tbe Re.
pelt wad ordered to be reedited tomer*. •
The lottery Bill was reel a second dine, eel onainit-
tod.—The Repbrt to be received to-morrow.
The Esehminer Bills' Pill was read a second tom,stitticied, to be committed on Monday next. -.•: ..
The 124u,alisetien of Duties' Bill was Setta arod
dab; spd edited to be committed to-Morrow. •• .: .i.
The Oolyboad Harbour BM was refid.isfki=
The Oleeithddiel•Milidi Sill re riiii .
and ordered to be committed to-Morrow Ii e .thilmoitaM
.tulle *has Hors. • . ..
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The tort* Cousielesioneis end •Allowaseis! Bill will
iinemitted.—The Report ti be reel-int twiteitoe •
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•%02.1VE, IPRINCRIS OF CGaIpIRLAND.'•
Alli E. 140 EL gave settee that he *rid toosorroW .
vet a Wicks§ from the Principe& it/ Comberlead,,
• pg that the limy be herd It Aisle *he Agwat,
delipert of bet Glair, . -• • '• - ' •
flif CRANCBLLOR Of- tlfe EXCHEQUER4e.
110111,:that Martin be *mild more in the Uoin
Ilif Wart mud Means for a grant 10 nmet the anti is
Illialfry Bill: • Theititelberit he had to matt testi re, to
it would be it recipitofatioti Of whit he bed said before,
and beiniald; therefore, eerie it for the Cdannittee on
the Appropriadie Act on Wednesday host.
Mr: CURTEIS presented two petitions fret the bop,
groirersof Sasses, praying that certain *ark' should he
Salsa it—Laid on the table. '
.y: . COMPLAINT AGAINST A 14/1NIITM:
M. BROUGHAM said he held its Ms hand a petition
droll by George Reins; of Trate. la the Coati, of
lorry, an ladisideil of. *boo he had no lottlitedet. sad
rnlJ less of the fasts stated is !iii petition, *hie reflected
meisailiaosodoct of sallooourstile Member of that Hoer
lipeinipmtpaated that be knew nothing a the facts stated,
'W if Mir wilco without foendation, their assertion reited
p,lllllhhthapoosibility of the petitioner: They'd-
* it complained that the positionse had
be, in-his .altuation as Conker of Bear
.20oCiarbeeltraoasequine of a conspiracy provoked by
afrilberellth ?Wins* Goblet Crosbie ; that Tres wad
loppogiscipli hildisplaso. and anerwerdslnemiased in cOomi-
viesseofaiiiiiiettees, end was again respprdated.thromift
.ffweleimmitnof Col: Croible t and that the latter • being se
iliellelted of, the patronage of the Count* r.eeft.d a thou-
-4114161650 ;from a Me. Bateman for as •earibtment to
) sliaadoa of a Brig Distributor ; and WPM; fres '
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