HC Deb 13 December 1830 vol 1 c1108

On the Motion of Lord Althorp, leave was given to bring in a Bill for extending the Commission of the Peace in Ireland for a certain time. His Lordship explained, that this Bill was necessary, as the Commissions would expire on the 26th instant, and Ireland would be left without a magistracy.

O'Gorman Mahon

said, that the noble Lord would confer a great benefit on Ireland by allowing the Commissions to expire, and so put an end to the present race of Justices.

Bill, under the title of Patents Continuation Bill, brought in and read a first time.