Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
'beis Register, received at the Wing Onic
PA r LII a EMIT.
THURSDAY, I'd DECEMBER.
HOUSE OF I,ORNS

1ioOoIL w lLONDS.
LAW.-Lord BRoUGHAM, in speech which
takes up nearly five columns of the newspaper
drought IN n bill tor the amendment Of the Law;
or, as he, IN the course Of his specch, expressed
It, to carry JUS ice TO every mans door! Tins is
Ginning on again, Of course, before the alteration
IS TO be attempted, and teen we shall heHr the
objections of the lawy ers; but the notion of h2v
ing Justice at every mans door is SO nrepo7fprouv.
II is so opposite 10 what experience has found tn
be, necessary, that cannot think that this extern
sive alteration, lord hyndhurst called if will
ms suffered. 1t Is proposed to make the expert
nfnt upon two of the counties Of EnuInnd first
and If it answer, then to 90 on with the whole
But will give the words of Lord Lyndhurst if
beng Impossible that l should give the speech of
Lord Broughem.
LnhD LYNDUURsT:- ordinary course, nv
L1oFGs, when measures of such consequence re
hfst presented for your Lordships consideration &c
- lay the BID containing the details of these mea
" cs on the table, and then order to be printed
and 10 allow your Iordsbips a connect emf lime g., t
Onne them thoroughly, before the bill is road CO.
cbhd time Such is the course which as I Under
SaEd him, my noble and learned Friend proposes tn
i0H"" OH ms occasions thu: your Lerdships nav
eve ne opportunity of coming fully prepared AT
TIE Secofd rondDg, TO discuss the principles and de-
taiiS q lbs new and extensive alteration in The svs
Gem o! administrative Justice At present ! content
Eyss" "in saying, that the plan is of the high
eSL Importance; and fully concur with my noble
FRIEND 10 the opinion, that your hordshps are bound
20 E-EG' }"uF most serious attention. For we must
ch.'a !ia the effect Of it, If it should be adapted
~ lSIo' " VIII o. 10 create !tfy COurs
OF Jus'ce, to be pre- ded over by fi:tv new Jndrcs
an" c'ch of these courts To be attended with the cs
constituent which is necessarily connected with
Co"rt OF justice. These may bc considered as minor
circumstances; but certainly, The consequence of n
a. !ng TIE measure will be to make WIDE and az
PenSiVe alteration in judicial establishments
Nhen the bill shall have been printed, will direct
me most anxious and careful attention TO its prnci
PIES and the whole Of its deta.ls that + NAV come tn
'e discussion on The second reading as fully urepor
"a - ne most unrernlpg inquiry will enable me to
oti and y, after the most anxious attention n0d tho
h3st careful Inqulry, should feel myself cor1,clIej
-. o'iI'r from my noble ami learned Friend viii
"c3Ay ana candidly state to your I,ordsbios the
g5onhd5 ana reasons of my dissent; but if uBon The
mo, cald, careful, and anxious inGhjrv I slIorId
'E convinced that tins is wise and sanitary measure
- Ica, ImPTovemcnt-lhen vii! give Il nv cordial
on1 @eaions support.
JOUSE OF COMMONS.
blsc,11 petitions took up the 0seaicr part of the
'Hae % THIS evening" but on ar Rice takiDo credit
- ulf new Government, for having abolished the
Chicc 81 POSTMASTER General Of Ireland
Mr. HUME seid, that in his opinion. a,I s,I7rios
over 5oOL year ought TO be reduced one-bsIC Not
IncudlaE the officers Of the House Of Lords or f
the Courts OF IHw 00J persons received an income
of 2V66,57ii., which gave an avcraCe of Q p8OL fo
each The officers Of the House Of Commons re-
re'ved l9,G42L Judicial Officers not incInJinr tbos
% me Common Pleas, ACC 1861; Civil Officers pnJeI
''''>f'W7 55S 1871; Diplomatic and Ca1suNer OF