The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-17 00:00:00

imperial farliantent.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

FRIDAY.
PROBABLE sznuamemr OF THE AFGHAN
DIFFICULTY.

L-rd Salsbury smeared In the House of Lsrds this
evening as the friend of agriculture. but Ma opportunity
wee not a happy on. Some months no dep. were taus
in the Kidlead Counties to organise a kind of Lend But,
which was intended to assist farmers by advanoing Vault
money on the credit of their eructed crops In Zgypt.
Ireland, and other countries where the tillers of the soil
Su below low water mask the village usurer does this,
but in Zsgiaad at arouse such a wearily as a mortgage
of an expiated crop is unknown to the law. It was,
tlrrefou. num.], that the British Agricultural Associa-
tion should obtain an Act of Parliament to arab:rise its
&alums The sew Loa, Company would have hod. prior
charge noon the farmers' craps over everybody •scespt the
landlor whose dismount rights Lord Salisbury con-
sidered to ho beyond the roach of even exceptional legion.
boa like the prows st After the C uservative leader had
explained the Bill, with here and there some cram
toilettes of humour and here and there some stroke of
retire, Lord Rid:oasis rou. This was, he said, a
p-auts Bell. end it proparisd to override Use general law
of the country. Therefore be was reluctantly driven
to stand not against his polite a leader Lord Hodes-
dole's opposition woo end -need by the Lord Chino dlor on
bohalf of the Government, and suang the House was
mania him Lord Salisbury gracefully withdrew fro-a
the conflict, lithe Bill Is introdoesd Ma public measure
• week or two hence there sures to be no retina in the
opiniom of both path.. in the House of Lords why the
f rmu should not be helped by sa amendment a the
law.

—ln dim tours. the Hesse ouzo to the Prentiere stat !went
'IS etin ibintitia. It was unexpectedly ion& end it
drat sight eminently oilculated to relieve public anxiety.
With regard to the advance of Rama upon te•
Irtitid territory, it be, bean salved, Mr. Gladstone
said, that no wittiest advance shall be ma Is on either
side. At the same time diplomatic roanouniestions
ore still proceeling with a view te ascertain completely
the petition taken by latch side in the controvariy ••
to tile I .sitlmst• bouniarie• of Afghanlstao. In •oswisr
to Mr. RI heri's anseisetion of a rsfersoce to neldtration,
Mr. Olsdltone could at priesent 5.7 n 'thins. Question'
poored in attein tas soon se Mr. Gladstone bad taken hi,
Hat Sr Stafford Northesout elicited that the same
meat Mr. (Gatti ins mentioned ie not in the nature of a
and ii
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mof, dolpLoinstosti:
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bareamint &mend for particulars by Papas there was no
spate. limitation of time, but he best reclamation he
amid rive was that it would hit as loss at there wee say
occasion for it. What knit of peat up emotions It was
that found vent la a burst of merriment from the
Opposition benches It would b• Invidious to *agates.
The R idical supporters of the °overtimes% however,
would not tolerate say further orom-exaseinstion on than
Violet The evening was ..at In debate on the Redistel-
bialys' Bill. Tee Ainf thsomi we. Alderman Towhee
fuGle demand that Lendon shall rttaln Its four insmben,
to which the Ministerial reply was that Lgado. will
hanasfotwaed have 69 members.

Lamas of Allotment of 13bere la the Bleat/la of
Forum ,utti Fraitt,n. • d Soothe...) Tramways
Canteen, te.re posted 12 .h 21 tree. Applia•Uons for the
133."4 remaining until Med will be waled by the
Badgers, Tall C•pital said Cauatiee Busk, 39, Threat.
r 12.(1 sad its Breaches ;or N.nra• Great.
llama. sad Luse, P ,w,smouty.
Douala seta Taunt& Eviers.—Lisoole Headlamp
Gr I Nati wal, (.; ty and Sulawbait, two thousand
wages. Darby, &., The Prince mid Hagfish Sportsman
(Published daily) eontaioiag uoraisatioes Gad latest
market nroveuwats in &Nye. Forwarded free on
receipt of address by the proprietor aad
Valentine, Hallway, sad Topping (ambers oil
Tatlonsils) Bentoswear-lier. Wises.