HL Deb 08 February 1855 vol 136 c1368
THE EARL OF CLARENDON,

in moving that their Lorships do go into Committee on this Bill, said, that he would take that opportunity of answering a question which had been put on a previous occasion. The present Bill gave no power to American fishermen to erect permanent buildings on British soil. It gave them leave to land during a certain part of the year to dry their nets and cure their fish, but it gave them no power to erect permanent buildings.

House in Committee. Bill reported; without Amendment; and to be read 3a on Friday the 16th Instant.

House adjourned till To-morrow.