§ Mr. Huttmoved, that the minutes of the evidence taken during the last Session of Parliament before the 1149 committee of the Hull Docks be laid before the House and printed. The subject was more of a public than a private nature; and he, therefore, hoped the House would not refuse his motion.
§ Mr. Sheilthought it would be of much use to the public to have the evidence in question printed, because it involved a saving, perhaps of 6,000l. or 7,000l. a year to the State.
§ Mr. Goulburndeprecated the practice of printing evidence before private bill committees, except in special and particular cases. It was fraught with evil consequences.
§ Motion agreed to.