Excerpt from The Parliamentary Debates, Vol. 9: Commencing With the Second Session of the Twenty-Fifth Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 57 Victoriæ, Comprising the Period From the Twenty-First Day of February to the Thirteenth Day of March, 1893

Lord ashbourne My Lords, there is no doubt that this Bill which has been introduced by the noble and learned Lord will be a very useful measure. As to the particular case to which he has, I think, rightly directed your Lordships' special attention, that is a matter as to which there is considerable difference of Opinion, and as to which it would be well for us to be quite sure we are legislating in consonance with the Opinions of those interested in it. Therefore, I hope the noble and learned Lord will allow some little time to elapse before the Committee stage Of the Bill, in order that we may know what is likely to be considered by them best to be done in the matter.

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