MOTION FOR PAPERS.

HL Deb 17 February 1862 vol 165 cc372-3

THE EARL OF LEITRIM moved, That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty for, 1. Copy of the Informations of Peter Cassels of Bohey in the County of Leitrim, Complainant, against Michael Quinn and Peter Reynolds, Defendants, taken by William Percy Jones, Esquire, a Justice of the Peace for the County of Leitrim, on the 17th Day of January, 1861. 2. Copy of the Proceedings at Petty Sessions in Mohill on the 22nd Day of January, 1861, in the Case of Bryan Quinn of Bobey, Complainant, v. Peter Cassels, John Cassels, and Hugh Cassels, all of Bohey in the County of Leitrim, Defendants; with a Copy of the Complaint, the Names of the Witnesses, the Names of the Magistrates present at the Hearing of this Complaint, and the Particulars of their Order thereupon. 3. Copy of the Recognizance entered into by Peter Cassels of Bohey on or about the 2nd Day of April, 1861, before C. Degernon, Esq., Stipendiary Magistrate, binding him to prosecute Michael Quinn and Peter Reynolds at the following Quarter Sessions of the Peace at Ballinamore in the County of Leitrim on or about the 6th Day of April, 1861. 4. Copy of the Indictment at the Quarter Sessions of the Peace on or about the 6th of April. 1861, against Michael Quinn and Peter Reynolds, to the following Effect:—

• 1st Count, for Assault on Peter Cassels, endangering Life;
• 2nd and 3rd Counts, for Assault inflicting grievous bodily Harm;
• 4th Count, for stabbing;
• 5th Count, for Assault occasioning actual bodily Harm;
• 6th Count, for a Common Assault; together with the Finding of the Jury on the! Trial of the said Michael Quinn and Peter Reynolds.

And Copy of any Correspondence with Her Majesty's Government on the Subject.

Motion agreed to.

Declaration of Title Bill; Security of Purchasers Bill, were severally presented by the Lord Cranworth; and read 1^a.

Title to Landed Estates Bill; Registry of Landed Estates, Bill were severally presented by the Lord Chelmsford; and read 1^a.

House adjourned at Eight o'clock, till To-morrow, half-past Ten o'clock.