The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

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NOtill OP TH-11 IPMEIL
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His )(Antra taw lige,"-ig about I, portals as
mei of del* rata 4opprieliY, 4•TotiliS Ihe
min. free liarpifii. ppm. am* km rainof
MINIM, .6 tfriagal
is eesasslios 114 t. For

Ode perms Ma Majesty has resolved to five
E 300,000, of width mew it is proposed to spend about
£lOO,OOO in persheithe the site end ereeting the
handier, and to keep the rensaindet at the is.. is
heed for the present. Of eosin% Übe Cosvalaeosat
11=1 win be Wain at • oessiderabhi distance froth
.oeSolv.
vetersiamatee the advantage of
Ewe sin The of St. Bertheisinew's
Mospirl have received as irinination of the Queen's
planar* Welsh the Presideet of Lb* lisopitel, his
noyel Bialthens the hum of Wales.

Oos by one the "awoke by which t be Government
Reform Bill we. envizoned bars been knocked away,
and the edifies of Household &Asp stands
revealed In all he savers simplicity. Been the
harmless "any hinelitses" that not a few people
regsrded es saitaillielowastis to the elluotars, have
bed to go, sad their ramie' a meesure which hes
the omit et cesoleting of • few plain end practical
preposition, giving each • wide sofrenohisement se
was never dreamt of eves by the Ridicule as in
the region of the possabla • year ago LI is
oarless however, to Dote the changes whoa the Bill
has undergone aloe wises Mr. Daniell aret laid it
before the Hoes* and Um imentry, tide -
THE BILL AS ritotouton I Tug BILL AS MODIFIED IT
MI Hoe= OP OOMMONE.
pug vote. One vote.
Two years' residence. I Ows year. residence.
nasty franchises. Finny franohisesabolisksd.
No vote to oonsponaders. Compounders alsoliallisd.
Personal rating. Honaelsold rairrigo,

Parana *trash ou either side regard this result
Ii dams. mopeds, Times of the Ilberal,perty,
chagrin at dm Massa of the
Dana point I.lk &iskowlog the utter
shaelgation the tirbisiplas oa which the
here hitherto sated while writers
at tailVSpress have been sow hark' at the
dessocratie oharecter of the measure se rooky' by a
series of sham* magmata eitosumissees, sad sow
sarallast this their party, which, thongb never so
sajustly, has bees supposed by the Badiseic to
=ell the stapidity sad all the ebetamoy
tits: life is this °matey, should have shows
the wisdom of reoosmisias with alacrity tie requireestsof the mike at AIM oriole, sad have root
Ohs. =iv arid (amorously. Bus tt mass be
mum that it was is emoperatios with the
Hesse that the Government asdertook the settler
meat of the 9usetios, sod it la indnitely to -their
credit that in dolma this they have patriotically
discarded the old Tory traditions as to popular
zrtatiou, and, her* established the one
ii;rbte delimits principle of their memere,
personal rating, have persevered with the work,
satwithstsading that cheek after check has been
Wrack oat, mod here serceeded in carrying a
hasteise bill, eminently calculated to satisfy the
espeetatioss of the ocmintry, despite the numerical
weakness of their knowing, the detentions from their
make, sad all the opposition of i great Ravi!.
eapplemeribid by ultra Radicals as( old.world Tories
Is ansatural allianw, led on by a skilful Motions°.
As to the remits of this en est, we believe
oa Sb. am hued, it will not justifiy the fears of
these who anticipate the complete swamping of the
middle sad upper classes, or, on the other head
falBl the hops, of the* who anticipate that the
artisan *lessee will is all future time combine to
shot repraistastives of their special istereme Thu
legitimate bassoon of wealth and elation will will
' hive their sway, sad these, with the differences of
=
which will ever exist amour' the working.
themselves, will, we doubt sot, rmWt
ia lb. roans of members, though possibly
set beating in exactly the same proportion as now
tie old names of Liberal and Tory, if tame indeed
'arrive this see Mia, fur their signifiriation km been
already greatly 'modified), but severtheless, haying
1., their chief desire the promotion, not of the
interests of any one • class, but the country's good,
sad the happiness and prosperity of the nation at
lamp.

The Howe of COOl mons I.oow natively engaged with
the Redistribution scheme, and eosins determined to
!Mend its provaions, as it ha. done those of the
former part of the Bill. Oa Thursday, the Mose
which for all time leaves "out in the oold" Yar-
mouth, Lancemr, Tonne, and Reigate, was curried,
mompanied by • millet ot the reason, namely, that
the berate* named had Ma prononsoed incurably
mal by the Bribery Commissioners ; notleithstiled•
lag several attempts were mei, to Ward off lbe final
ad (KW blow. In vain did Mr. Bright plead for
the condemned boroughs, and urge that the lOW-
OSDI among their inhabitants should not be punished
with the guilty; Lb. Howe, in a At et virtuous ia-
&plosion, passed 'Mem of perpetual punishment
upon the offenders I and what makes the decision
worse is, that probably soma of the judges of the
aiming constituencies have themselves dirtied their
bands as much ea the die/rumbaed burgesses ba
besmirched theirs. Oa Friday Mr. Laing
in carrying, by a tares majority! an Mendoemet of
the Government scheme, Whereby all plains having
lees than 10,000 inhabitants will for the future return
nese member only. This will take three members
from Dorset, i.e., one each from Dorchiseter--tbofth
the county town would have fared no better at the
bands of the Ministry —Bridport, and Poole; and,
if MK boa, member is supported throughoet his
Memo, of. which this is but the preliminary feature,
Lyme Rags will be grouped with another borough,
probably -Hositoa, and the naiad Constituency
return bet one neenibter. Mr. Wog pointed to
Wiltshire sad Downhill» especially as having an
unduly large share in the representation of the
country, and he says that while these two counties
return one member forevery 13,000 of population, in
Lancashire there is only one member to every
100,000. Mr. 11. Cociume gallantly led • forlorn
hops on behalf of the mall boroughs, reminding the
Holm that both the late tad the present Chancellor
of the Riebeque had on former oomeicios
pointed out the utility of mall boroughs in intro-
deans into Pezliameat in early We men whom
preems was an advantage to the House, and be
plesded further, that there was DO principle in whet-
tog 10,000 as wind 7,000, for if they me adopted
the principle of apportiming members to populatios,
they .must sooner OT later arrive at equal *Mimi
districts Mr. H. 1). Seymour also urged • word on
behalf of Fools, vide—

" He asked the Haus to do ail Set of Justine by ex.
eluding from the operation of the Iniindinent moved
by the hoe. member for With the borough which he
represented. Tqi at present within the limit of
10,000, It was • and rapidly-inerstaing town ; and
no anatoaly oould greater than to leave to old and
*owing boroughs their full complement of members,
while constituencies that were rapidly rising in ini•
parlance were deprived of thein—Hiear, hear). He
to substitute for "the Clowns of 1861," in
To:PaTid enclment of the hon, member for Wick, the
following words,—" On the let of January, 1847, ac-
cording to a return to be furnished by the Poor Law
Beard."

But, of worm, the imponeibility of making ender
tioos of that kind was Obvious, and the boa.
ginitleusan withdrew his amendment ; and, by 3011
to 197 voices. it was determined that UN lies of
deprivation should be drain at places having 10,000
Instead of 7,000 inhatitults. No serials bitch is
likely to cocas to prevent the early passing of the
Bill through the Woos* of 00611C110111111, and there is
little doubt beit that Lord Derby's iafleesos in the
Upper House will obtain for the 01011,011. when taken
there ths approval of their lonisbipo, although
Lord Topsham mod to be considered a kind of
barmime lunatic for bringing anti,, democratic
propciatioris before them

The House of Lords is sold to be going to bay.,
Morin Bill nf their owe—orie =sob needird.
Blither Lord Derby or some other Coiseervatire peer,
is to propose Ow abolition of the antiquated pri
of voting by proxy. U the Lords epos
Make this ',WOVE ie their proceedings, it will doubt-
less to regardod by UN country as • graceful Co..
cession.

From Berlin we have en anneenosment thal the
Premien °genet hae oomiseemed confidential nego-
tiations with the Demi& Government, respecting the
4:auditions which Danmark mad fulfil—whenever
the time may eisee—if say distriew of North
Schleswig shall be reviewed to ber. The C•binet of
Gopenbageo, we are told, is to give • gaanuatee for
the national protection of the German inimibitanbe.

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TM collapse of the M seam empire, dna amerted
and se oho imateadistod, is spin maid to hove
courred, for we boss letelligssme that the Tamperer
se bean detested, taken prisoner by the harlot or
republican party, and psi to death. Two oot o
Men three events se* likely oomph to be tree; hp 6
se hope the third is mires and will never be °Mari
wins Upsilons' merit could have won • polemist
oroos for Maximilian his would hare bees no
llostiog phantasy, but the *Oki materials of empire
require solnethisag more, sad especially immilliing
that does DO at present exist I. Moioo.