The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS -MONDAY.

Lord PALMEKNO.N gave notice that on Thursday lie
would cidl the attention of the Mum" to the Report of
the t.,iiinijttee on Taxlla, and move a resolution
founded upon that report.
The ailjourned ilehate on Mr. A. klit.i.s's amendment
on the second reading of the European Forces (India)
Bill, to defer the reading for six months, was resumed
by Mr. Mutt, and a long debate ensued.
After • few words; from Mr. A. MILLS and Mr.
HOMMAN. the motion to adjourn the debate wits nega-
tived, and the floosie liming silent...l upon the amend-
ment it wax likewise neßitieeil by 282 to 53.

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The Bill was then rea7l A ACCOIAI time.
The reia.rt of the C 1111 l *slitter of Sup i ly wan brought
up and agree.' to, after an estimation by the Cit.% N-
• LLOR of the Excligvel:a, in reply to Sir H.
Willoughby.
The County Prisons (Ireland) Bill was withdrawn.
The Poor Ltw Board ontinuance Bill w.ls read a
'mold time, after a shore diacumiun as to the term of
cunt i nuance. . . . .

ether Dills were forwarded a stage, and leave was
given to bring in c.rtain
The House adjourned at a quarter pat two o'clock.

TU ESD A Y.

The House at the turning sitting resumed, in com-
mittee. tl e discussion of the clauses of the Mines Regis-
lalion mid Inspection Bill and the Tenure and Improveincnt of land 'lreland) Bill.
In the evening,
• Gol I Id OtillAY snored for • select committee to
i .quire into the claima of seven Major.Geiterals to the
i,ay of General 'tile. a, who Are now receiving only halt.
pay of Brevet• Majors, and who accepted sulotantive
rank upon half-par upon the terns Mid engagements
contained in the Mono Giacirds Memorandum of March,
1826. and General Order of April,
The iimbou was ...funded by Colonel Miami, and sup.
port IT General Itutitlx.r,
Mr. S. II ONDERT oppose,' the motion, not thinking the
House of C ~,,, minis a proper tribunal to decide atilleA•
tioll of this kind.
Geoeral Pre!. raja, having meted in this matter with as
little Lisa AA Mr. Herbert, be h.' no doubt whatever of
the soundnesa of the claims of these officers, and he
thought the committee ought to be granted.
The motion AMA siipported hy Colowd Myers and
Colonel D'aiNE, and was carried upon in division by 10,3
to BC
Captain ESMONDH moved for a select committee to
inquire into the present system of nomination to molt. t.
Ships in the Royal Navy. Ilia object was to sacertain
what the System 'a.. in order that, if good, it might be
continued, am!, if had, changed.
After • short discuscclon, in which Mr. H. TAYLOR.
Mr. WHITURRAD. Mr. JOHN leocgs, Mr. Broom', end
Sir F. BARING joined, the motion wait negatived upon a
division. by 81 to 24.
Mr. M. 0 I &WM obtained leave to bring in A Bill to
facilitate the nnshipment of goods and aecure the ship-
owner's I en for freight ; Mr. Demo*, a Bill to amend
the provision* of the t ...itimon Law Procedure (Ireland)
Act Amendment 11/.53), relating to charging order, ;
Mr. Utuvr, • !fill to authorise the enclosure of certain
lands, in pursuance of a special report of the Enclosure
Comma...haters ; and Mr. MAs.are. • Bill to enable the
Eechsiastical Commissioners for England to apply cer-
tain funds towards the repairs et the catliednil church
of Manchester.
The lipase was counted out at ten minutes put 8
o'clock.