The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-05-21 00:00:00

Imperial 'Parliament.

On Monday the House of Loads re-assembled after
tho Easter rooms, but nothing of Importance was
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transacted
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In th—e—Comm ns, on Monday, in reply to Sir H.
James, the Chancellor of the Exchequer dated that
the " native Indian troupe .1 Her hirjesty " are not,
and never have been, reckoned in the number of men
authorised by the Mutiny Wt,—The Marquis of
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who attacked the Government on the question.
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In the Commons, on Tuesday, the Marquis of Hart-
retthiiiilt.h::suil:ianniyrabbagyoaltftean:ll7: b:beßoishtYrY:oth"mtag„tpaboy7danudgbuagithcrea"tthameexis'namckwitnfidekmaadendu:Pewraeof
ington proposed to fix Monday for the discussion of
his motion with respect to the military forces of the
Crown, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer assenting,
Mr. Fawcett withdrew the resolution of which be bad
given notice.—Mr. Osborne Osborne called attention
to the question of laud registration, and • select com-
mittee will be appointed to inquire moo the system
Sir Henry James called attention to the mode of
electing the Recorder mid the Common Serjeant of
the City of London, and moved a resolution declaring
it inexpedient that any officers elected by any rem.
semen.e body should, in consequence of such election,
be empowered to try indictable offences.—lt was
urged from the Conservative benches that personal
an against the new Common Serjeant was at the
bottom of the business, but it was answered from the
Liberal side that the ..le object of the attack of the
municipal institution wee, aa Mr. Haricadle admitted
in defending it, that it is "an anomalj."—kir. Lowe
showed by citation of the state of drain within the
jurisdiction of the judges of New York and by other
arguments that perhaps positively the worst way was
by electing the judges.—The Solicitor-General opposed
the motion. and ,r 1 the House dividing the amend-
meut by Mr Lewis was carried by lu2 votes against
57.—Mr. Charley voted with the majority • 84
Thomas Chambers, the present Recorder, was absent -
and Mr. Rumen Gurney, the late Recorder, walked
out of the House without voting —The Attorney-
General then introduced a Bill establishing • code of
indictable offences, which was subsequently reed a
first time.
On Wednesday, in the House of Commons. the
second reading .1 the Borough Franchise (Ireland)
Bill was minimised on a division by a majority of 31.
the numbers being—Ayes, 197 i noes, zgh, Th.
Queen's Colleges and University (Ireland) Bill was also
thrown out on a division.
On Thursday in the House of Lorde, the Earl of
Shaftesbury, on the third reading of the Factories
and Workshops Bill, alluded to the riots in Lancethine
expressing his belief that the mischief had been caused
by the idle and reckless, and not by the intelligent
class of artisans, his associates and friends. He hoped
that the peace-loving operatives would give their
support to the constituted authorities in their hour of
need' that the riotous conduct of others, which mad
lead to disgrace and ruin, would not be persisted in.
A debate on the allowances to the wives and families of the army and militia reserves followed. Earl
Delawarr urging that an allowance of tki- a day for
the wives, and 2d. a day for each of the children, of
men called out for the reserve force could scarcely be
regarded as adequate support. After some &emulsion Lord Beaconsfield said the question was "a very
Interesting one ." but he hoped the amendment would
not be persevered in. It was accordingly withaveia.
In the House of Commons, the Home Secretary expressed his regret that outrages of the kind reported
had occurred In Lancashire. The magistrates, he
believed, were fully alive to the situation and were
taking every means to suppress the riot:bag. The
orders of the day were then proceeded with, SuPPIV
and the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors on Sunday
(Ireland) Bill being resumed in committee and several " scenes" occurring before the House rose.
In the House of Commons on Friday, Sir H. Boa
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provision of the law, and by the tuidoubted power of
of the House in granting and refusing supplies ; this
, House considers it expedient to affirm any resolutio
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Lord Harlington said he should undoubtedly =4,hi,r
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Gforaoronthe accusation of Mr. Bee"
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the fintossamundatzteme oefdColooseari
had led to his aFPointlnants —On a diviai
Welledey
there were--for the resolution, SS ; against 286,—At
nine o'clock, the hour for the HOMO
until Monday.

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BIRTH.s. Mae lk at The Monsetery Farm, West Luiworti,,, the
wife of Mr. Whit-, of b daughter.
May 9. at Waddock, Moretoo. the wife of Mr. 1111liara
Grad, of a demister.
May 10, at West Enighton, the wife of He. Edward
Suwon of a son.
May 10, at 19, Trinity-street, Hotelman.; the wife of
Ht. Andrew Lam of a daughter.
MARRIAGES. May U, at Aldershot Green Church, Jamas Win"
swum hardier Royal Home Artillery, of Eon. 0.
Hannah Maria Zoller. of Weymouth. May 11, at St. George s Hanover-square, by the Arr.
Robert Lovett, B_ A. Retsor of Bishop's Caundie (Ober g
the bridegroom, Robert Cerelen Lovett. t.q.. to Merl
Ada, widow of thelate Many Imanoslet Michele,. Captain
R.ll. h... and iranddang hter of the lets Roy. George lira
the Lade Bumf Lawrasto,.
May 11T, at St Mary's C
Co. W hurch, Weymouth, by the R'm
T. To_ ,s oni Cooperof the arm of J. A. Deeesish 'and
, eymouth, to Entity, youngest daughter at Ni. R.
N. Barrett. L. lam commander
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_of 11.. MA Bestow .
May 15, at All Balsite Ohm* oreoheater. by tin, a".
F. font.. Betsiseeli eldest Son of Mr. Sensual Swath ff
Portland. to Hewlett% eldest dustsheet of Mr. T. If.teu.
of I)orthestegt.

~D2AIIIB. May lg, at
Willie Mario
Harvey, Infant ani 411/4,.l.l,.L,:amc:daktaa Woke. kb gi
avrboree., aged U gaaatba.
Way 111, at tag Vi...Cegateleta Baa,st. OAK 6.
Hee. MIS William apbd se.
Iltd,lLL."ll=7 Atm. Umallatry•dalwiteLotairtebl=
aged 3S yeara.
may I; at whigeeherca, Ha. Charge Staikhgn &eget
formerly rd Idilhoroe Po4iabonad at Stiekland and a
May la at Milted% lb, infant moo a gr. suet-
laad, relieving dicer.
Matta at Abhatabars. Zama. albs belovict wile al 14
John ftayttard, egad St pan.
Ha ItAit Pelbaja-aease. H Paola. moddiaL____.
Itliaa......_the wife at Dr. Ha mak 111,'''''
Prlatadad T..--, 0 08,
Derabinger, ia the pariah of Hollyil=l,lfer lite
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