The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-29 00:00:00

imperial farlianunt.

HOUSE OP LORDS,

FRIDAY.

Jo the Hodge of Lordit on Friday night, the Eorl of
N rthhrook moved toe wood 'tootling 0 the Naval Dis-
cipline Ac i Am ;Amami B 11, which prop 4as to lire
pmer to c itntue olero of Woo of um to dial suutmorily
with ordin•ry offences. A Tory pr having nosed a
'tweet ovor to abolition ol tg.lng." which hod elooys
had a god etlect." the Bill oae read • second time. Some
other Bale haring been •thiolead a ati.". the Hee.
adjourned.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.
THIJIUner.

In the Home of C .111fUOni fOtnit Cala was occupied in
the dimumion of • mi.. Bill promoted in the interest'
of the Exeter. Teienlley. and Chegiontllea, Com-
pany. In reply to Sir Henry Holland. Kr. Ashley said the
Government did not pfopo. to interfere in the quarrels
now going on in Zululand any more than they h inter
fared before the Zulu War. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
gave Doti,* to mk whether Getawayo did not wadi.. t
not to make war on any of hie neighbours without the
previous sanction of t. British amernment Ansetring
Mr. Cowen, Lord & Multitasks said Mr Etrington has
not been the channel of communication bctiaa tn.
Foreign Office end the Vaticm ; he hut received no
•ppointment from the Oov, roman% and therefore would
receive no remouration. Titer., were no papers to la
upon the table; no cosgratalations bat been a idressed to
Rome on the subject of the censure by the Pope of the
Archbishop of llashell, Mr. C teen forth,, salted whether
the original recommendation had teen withdrawn, •
question which Mr. Oled,tona answered when ',pealed
by Lord Randoph ChutchiiL Tim letter, he said. bad
recommended Mr. &moon as • gentleman of intend-
secs and as long asks remained no the letter of recour
mendetion would be in foroe. Kr. N-wdegate peeseatiog
himself with tbeintention Hai ng in the converse tins wee
greeted with Mulder and cheer.. The hon. gentleman
nad not proceeded far in a solemn snatch when he um
milled to order by the Smoker. At length he imotesded
I. asking Mr. Gladstone eh ith. bkrbut m bad any
an
authority, through y diap ieutietit of the Ggm ov-raen% in
Eosa Ale bing " his Holmes. the Rope." Sir Henry Wole
Ea
out that whilst C.wen had asked wlitt,er
Granville had writt-o to Kr. &damn coneratith.
log him on his sucxsea. Lord Ilmond Fitsmaurice bad
replied that "no congratulations had been sent to Rome."
Did that mean to Mr. Errington I Lord & nuisance,
standing by the terms of lan surer, which he imisted
clearly meant that ne communication bad Wen addressed
to Kr. Rrrineton, there ai o. • Wan of Wain excitement,
brought to ado., hi the n,ble I xi'. categorically ...tins
that no such COntlnttntent.a n,tl been ardsaimad by Lord
Granville to Mr. Redeem°. Sir IL Wolff, in discourse
the animated discussion, bit toreatened to move the
adjournment. but took no et -pol in that die. oboe. In
reply to Hr. Beiteage, Mr. Gl.idatouts isald he was not at
menet able to make any statement with reepeet to public
businue; but he observed that the hammer on the paper
for Tuesday was sot very pressing, and if it could be
arranged that that mums shorld be placed at the die'
posal of Hr. Dodson he would than move the mooed reading
of the Agricultural Holdinas &11. ID reply to Hz. Gore%
the Premier said he wee not aware that there wait the
slightest doubt on the subject of the intention of the
Government to proceed with the Corrupt Practices Bill
The Hoose then wont into Committee of Supply on the
Army istintates. A long eirienasion took pie.. os the
vote for the militia, Colonel Brim. Sir Walter Bards.%
Kin i Pend, Colonel Stanley, end other, commenting on
lantana of detail which L ri Battieston undertook should
receive attention. Lord Ale. moon Percy gave utterer.*
to the aphorism that " • second pair of boots would go •
lord way in Ipopulariaing the militia.' The vote being
agreed to, the 'next for the Ye unany Cavalry raieri •
• debate of similer character on this are. of, the service.
This vote also was agreed to, ahoy • dividon. Progress
beteg reUrorted, the rsm Alain' orders were run through,
and the Huse adjourned at ten minutes to two o'clock.
FRIDAY.
la the Hones of Commons. Hr. Fawcett. In reply to Mr.
Walton, thought it would be inexpedient to dn. tlas node
of tuate proposed for the Pero. Poet. Lord
Randolph
Churchill again mked if Mr. forington had
reo say public money on account of hie mission to
Rome. Loral K. Titsmandu, for the third time, replied
that Mr. Rrtington had received no• him% either directly
or indirectly. In reply to Sir SI Woks•Tieseli, Kr. A.bley
said that lath, opinion of lb. Government nothine had
occurred in Zululand to justify intervention by British
troops. In refereoce to a question on the proposed
second Sues Canal, Mr. Gladden. said the Government
wished to give the country the tallest information, and
had applied to H. de L...ep• for that rupees. Tbel were
desirous of having the opinion of the public before enter.
lag into any engagement.