The Sun. — 1845-02-22 (London, England)

CORN LAWS. . after Easter, he would move for leave to bring in a Bill, authorizing a drawback on that portion of foreign corn that had been used for feeding cattle. 111 r. BANKES gave notice that, when the subject if the  reduction of the auctigh duty was before the- House, it was his avoided taking any part in it, because it was breoght into ration to take the sense of the House on that question. before the House so s ton after he bad had a contest Mr. s'sGLlt iN BY gave notice, on behalf of the Noble Lord, with the secretary of `itate for the Home Deeartment, but he the Member for Lincolnshire, that. on the 6,h of March, he doubted whether he could eive a proper ante with respect iG would move for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate the em- ; He had heard the statements of the Hon. Member for Finsbury ployrnent and improvement of common lands. I last year, when he distinctly stated that justice should be done Mr. MILES gave notice that in Committee on the Bill for to ail parties. The lion. Member had now come forward and the renewal of the property and income-tax, he would move ' asserted that justice had not been done to him. The Right a clause giving to eersons ass, ssed under schedule B, when their lion. Baronet also at the head of the Home Department had I property was within the prescribed amount, a right of appeal, I stated, last session, that if he had not justice done to him he subject to the rules ar .d conditions under schedule D. I would bring the subject forward before the Home. Now he Dr. BOWRING gave notice, that on Monday he would ' (Mr. Ferrand) would like to know if he was to have justice ask the Secretary of State whether he was prepared to lay on why the lion. Member for Finsbury should not ?—( Hear. ) the table of the house the correspondence of the Poor-law If the Right Hon. Baronet was satisfied with the report of that Commissoners on the subject of the sales of medical offices in Committee, the lion. Member for Firabury was not, and therethe Dublin Union. fore he came to the House to ask for justice. lie had last Mr. MILES gave notice, that on the motion that the night heard a Noble Member of the Treasury bench taunt the Speaker do leave the chair on the Customs' Act, he would Hon. Member fur Finsbury with striking at the Right more, " That ia the opinion of this House that in any appli. Honourable Baronet whilst his hand; were tied behind cation of surplus revenue towards the mitigation of taxation, his back. The Honourable Member for Finsbury said that due regard should be had to the necessity of affording relief to he had received a personal injury, and by refusing him redress the agricultural interest." the Right Hon. Baronet tied his own bands, and committed SHERIFFS' COURTS (SCOTLAND). suicide on his own political character. If the Right Hon. Mr. WALLACE moved for a return to show the number of Baronet had acted impartially as Secretary of State in issuing appeals from the decisions of the Sheriff.' Courts of Scotland to the warrants, the Committee which was appointed to inquire the Circuit Court of Justiciary, and there reheard, during each into the circumstances was partially constructed. The Right of the last five years, ending' with October, 1844, as follows : Hon. Baronet must recollect that, during 1842, according to Ist. The name of the parties in each cause. 2d. The sum in the inference to be drawn from the First Lord of the Treadispute. 341. The names of the Judges en Circuit, with the sury, the Hon. Member for Finsbury was engaged in private mine or names of the Judge or Judges who decided each correspondence with persons who were supposed to be plotting came. 4th. The name of the town, the date of the trial, and against the safety of the State. '1 he Right lion. Baronet whether tried in the Court-house, or in an apartment of an inn quoted an extract from a speech of the Hon. Member for or hotel. sth. The result of the trial, with the amount of the Wolverhampton upon which he grounded this inference. In costs in each crse respectively. 6th. The amount paid as fees January, 1842. an article appeared in the Qu .rterly Review of Court in each case, and to whom paid, and the authority for charging Members of that Home with having instigated perlevying the same ; the return to furnish the above particulars sons in the manufacturing districts to break the peace. The in so far as the means exist.—Ordered. House would recollect how excited was the public mind