Court of Chancery Adjourns to April 28 for Bill
The Lord Chancellor proposed to introduce a Bill after the recess to regulate the Court of Chancery. Their Lordships, on the motion of the Earl of Shaftesbury, adjourned to Tuesday, April 28.
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Peel on Metropolis Police Reform and Crime Rise
Mr Peel outlines a new Bill to regulate metropolitan police amid rising crime in London and Middlesex. He cites Committee reports showing a defective police system and higher crime in the metropolis versus England and Wales, urging decisive legislative measures and better prevention of crime.
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