New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
Inv Reform M England.

We are sure our readers generally will peruse
with gralhed interest the following account OF
Law Reform meeting in London, in which The most
eminent Statesmen and Noblemen participated
We copy from TIE Spectator Of the 18th ult
The Law AMESDAEST MEETlSG.-If Bcntham
had lived days, he would have been glad
We mean be oxSh. 10 have been glad TOR that really
great insn had OF the IiseHce Of original
luinKxr.-he was rarely satisfied Win narios his own
way uuess he Dad Il IN his own way sui. we thnk
would been cordial 20 hs benevolent heJt, bad
he hved meeting Of society Of real practical
Law R-Urm-rs, with many 81 moers Of the Upper
House and many praciicius lawyers making common
cause substantial and snre~d CT izeos wit
The krg1nsIr-ct iass Saturday alter
Lord Brou CHAM presided the Lord Chief Justice
present the Duke vi Richmond, the Earl ot Radnor,
LORD Mortease, and Lord Beaumont, there, and
spoke Lord JohD Manners the man OF romance and
srnuu4eBy, aud Sir. Joseph Hume OF cool cal
cuaiiuu, were tnerr, alike pleased the head OF
Coumor Law and ale neal W the Equity Courts lent
tnelf couuteualcr 10 the meeting henu-rs OF botn
Houses VI Legislature appeared ieilo vlsoo.
era VI the Law Anencment Society. Toe very narrs
thus IN thrir adhesion VI
Law Eeiorm afford guaranty that this vial Question
nas been Withdrawn fun tne uted sphere VI parry
IL TOO important and ,acred object 70
De submitted 10 me Influence Of sctous tac;cs The
srunk Of prers rna; The landowners De-
Kin Law Reform IL Indispensable; and Inc
drawing within lis vortex the lnatn.Ies
Trade. Nj Eliot ably exposed tn1 crecis Of in- law
O, creditor; msby Other City noteoics
soout The Society," rsoks and Ar. Golden u "
iuln immediately
The ousi1rss Of Tie meeting savcred Of ,ne reality.
a. lawyer would Soy. The Marquis OF Claur;carJe
moved cecsraIion the Existing system OF convey
anc!ng d-pr-s.es The market u and the Earl Of
aadnor mat the mode framing scts Of Parliament
lheir cirar apprehension hr Hume that
Improvement IN the noce OF ezislsuGg for
private Ccai OBJECTS tn Duke OF Richmond rec
vi Improved stem OF secondary pun
and the stiOn OF criminal d.
xvsI- These tangible sG2y-stIOns reform
aud they banded q real, rrznn-r
lie. acrr DO justice To a nooiruan frvm the
prominent and peculiar part De has the Corn
Law cout.ovefsy sutrcnEles Izrnpts car
tnan J1iuce-thr Duke VI Richmond: the speecu win
WHICH he prracrd ns nogoa favvr or reform 10 The
eriunA! s ~As sensible substance and mpcrssve
Tor ia rarrestness
Law Aefo!m-tne most important Of almost all re-
lots-oss oue s-rn-d hopeiess. because tos dry and
100 remote if:tn ne approximations OF nonIswyrrs 70
AWAKEN public n;rrest. The immense number OF law
oooki and tarr peculiar pnfaseoosy, have rendered
tssn sea-ec DOCKS many. No rnsn attempts 70 No.
cssssAna tae law bat II he sHord il keepe law
yer 70 DO :aat Tor him. lives oc IN Ignorance Law
cas Hitherto Been .acsSHt.o Tfiiec only ey law
Jets and Known only IroC ,ner reports Men were any
Of Hasncing uhst they fell 20 be wrong bur knew lime
about Nov clients looking mo matter for
rsrselves and al The better iptlu among tie lawyers
arc aiding Cromwell complained, ~neu he failed
IN his attempt reform TIE Court CT Chancery tha,
re Sons OF Z-.ui.h strong for ht-o bu.
:s;s meeting proves .sa- the Sons Of Zerutah .,a
now div:csd and that many of them think the tue In.
well Of ProSI<oa ne public "a 70 s,ssr
Law RstocEs,