The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COmxcrNa.

THE IRISH LAND BILL.
It, the Howe of Commons on Monde, there was • debate on
Mr. Dana's amendment to the 3rd ..'n. of the Irhh tend
BBL which would limit compensation to unexhausted improve.
meets and interruption In anycoures of husbendry suited to
the holding, excluding altogether .sunages for simple &tannin-
etjon . It we. rejected by MIS against SRO. In the
minority were r. R.O. Blurt, Mr. C. Harobre,Mr. A. Otiew,and
Mr. J. Flom. Withthe majority wee the Hon.W.H. B. Portman.
On Tueeday the Atorney-General gave notioe of his Inten-
tion to bring in chill next Friday to disfranchise the boroughs of
Blr and Besi. In committee on the Irish Lend Bill
Iri.dSlcrtone de/
moved an amendment distinctly recognising
thot the claim of • tenant for be. alleged to have been sustained
by him in quitting his holding should be snowed only on the And-
log id the court. After some discussion, Mr. Gisdatone said—
What Ls the greatest of &II losses to• man To lose his int.
proventente is something. but the greatest of all loons is to
lose his daily bread, and it is &pans that lows he owht to be
protected. He quoted from a speech by Lord Ruseall-25 years
ago to the effect that ejections out of their holding. are the
cause of Helene, end crime in Ireland. Sine* that date
300,000 evictions has e taken place. Here is the case which
the gnat master of human nature describe. when he makes
the tempter su,est it a, a roil.,n to violate the law—
' Famine lain thy cheeks,
Need and epprention istarveth in thine eyes.
Upon thy beck hangs minced misery.
The work! is not thy friend nor the world's law,
The world &fiords no law to make thee rich,
Then be not poor, bid break it.'
('heers.) That I. the stated things which we ask the House to
put an end to.-(renewed cheers).
Mr. litter protested against the doctrine laid down bale
right hon. gentleman, that there we. an obligation on the .
lord to proside the tenant with daily breed, which WWI the duty
of the State ill., ...in need. There weren't Ireland Ire or six
thouswol persons working for their daily bread for farmers who
could to d maintain them during the whole year. Were they
to be told. otto &ileum and dangerous language ..-(cheere) of
the right hoo. gentleman, that those lor *bona they worked
were hound to pros isle them &nil the means of earning their
slaily bread
Mr. liLADHlaras ..ald hi. argumllht was that there we. • low
independent of "cvupat.t., aiuvh in Ireland was a low of
li seldom's'. Ile never said word of the Lability of the
landionl to Bud • livelilosod for th° tenant.
The House divided: Ayes, ; Noes, WS; majority, ill.
The result was received with loud cheer..
At the evening sitting Mr. P. Tarte& moved for leave
to introduce • bill for the payment of members of that Howe
Mr. GisAstone opposed the motion, and upon &division it was
defeated hy 211 against U.
ibwej,,geDar.—Mr, Noma:4 moved the wound reading of his
II for providing sites for places of worship and school., the
means be proposed employing being similar to those now given
to railway companies.
Mr. Gasioes mos ed the rejection of the Bill.
Mr. Bence, on the part of the Government, assented to the second reeding, but explained that they would not commit puff= and 14thilielied, at Ohareh-atreet, Doi 06110
thernesives to the principle of compulsion, except In the caaa .11 schools. Una]) *&i, al the Parish of Fordieslog,
Mr. Osafguir ultimately with:hew tu, Amendment, arid the me and 00-ProPttotot•
bill woo road a 4v,ittl owe.
Toisday, April 11, 070.

Habgood,

March 30. at Cliff Cottage, Swansea, vary =ad&
Rebuke, widow of the late Thomas Phippard, The Poe!
Wareham, aged 77.
April!, zit 40, Bastestreet, Weymouth, Mr. Caell
Bartlett. of Yeovil, aged 41 years.
Apzil 2, at Poddletreethide, Miss Jane Gibbs, az4
29 learn. Her sod was pewee.
April 3, at Blandford, after a short Mam' 31'
George West, aged 33 years.
April 3. at Blao3ford, Daniel, infant son Of
Drake, formerly of the Beymer Arms, 500111404°
aged 2 wears and 10 months.
April 4, at Blandford, Mr. Edward Caine., ars

- April 3, at Loselest, Mn. Oozeline Easton, "3`.
of the late Alfred Boston, Bee Visw len, Goeitituo'"
Bill, aged 34.
April 4, at Blandford, Mn. Sophia Eiarding, sfed
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April 1, the ninth-loved wife of Mr. W. J. Alk:
of Portland, and second daughter of Mr. B. Bo'
Organford, aged 23 years.
April 2, at Springfield Lodge, Pinkstone, Rp"'
daughter of Mr. J. lhardord, aged 29.
April 4. at Code Castle, the Hey. George H
io his 90th year.
April 7, at Dorchester, Mr. Joseph liorgss. fr°
aged 74.
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-April 5, et 13erreek-atreet, liridoort, Mr. Jobs Ml'
ton, aged 73 yean.
April 6, at Bydling Mills, after a few dare alit
glittboth, the beloved wife of Mr. James &rood. 'r
60 veers. ,
April 7, the Rey. William Wyndham Tatum. '
Rector of Bt. Martin's, Baliabm7, in the 65th 1"t
his age, and the 40th of his ineumbene
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