who said that seeing by the Votes of the other House that a Bill had been introduced into it for Altering and Reforming the Court of Session in Scotland, which would bring the whole subject of the Court of Session necessarily under their Lordships' consideration, he would move for a return

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of the state of the Court of Session Fee Fund, established by the 50th Geo. III. cap. 112, from the 21st June, 1821, to the latest period.

Petitions Presented. Against the Renewal of the East India Company's Charter—By Lord WHARNCLIFFE, from the inhabitants of Pudsey, Bowling, and Bierley; from Stanninglyand Alverthorp:—By Lord HOLLAND, from Swannington, in the County of Derby:—By Lord AUCKLAND, from Hunslet, Gomershall, Soothill, and Shipley;—By the Marquis of LANSDOWN, from Arbroath, for the holding of the Assizes for the West Hiding of the County of York, at Wakefield:—By Lord WHARNCLIFFE, from the inhabitants of Henley, Shepley, and Dalton, for the Amelioration of the Criminal Code:—By the BISHOP of LONDON, from the inhabitants of the Tower District, and from Spratton, and Crcaton:—By the Earl of CHICHESTER, from Lewes, and by the Marquis of LANSDOWN, from Warrington, for the removal of Disabilities from the Jews:—By the Duke of NORFOLK, from the Jews inhabiting the West of London, Chatham, and Rochester.