The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-16 00:00:00

IVAN OPINION ON THI COI/1105 BILL.

The Framers's Journal says :—" The new weapon of
clarcion, ftuy introduced by the BOOM ll•enti/7, is a
tremendous instrument. It is perhaps the fiercest
Coercion Act ever proposed for !reload. It is the West-
in mth Act and more and worse, extended to the whole
country. But forth. etre:aloe of leatflaturday Tories and
litoiaterioll4a combined could not halo pulsed It &gaud
the determined opposition of the Irish mansbera Now
champions ot liberty ore ***operatively belplea
Nevertheless, it will be their duty to withstand the Bill
unlem moded, ant to withstand is to the lat. They
mar be defeated, but they will not then be dishonoured."
Toe Irish limes (L. C.) me*:—.. This PU4.341111+7
statute no Irishman can odeerwies than deeply deploy..,
but every patriotic man is bound, as Sir W. Harcourt
justly put it, I or the meta:Von of the nation's life, to
sustain the U ivernment and give them the powers they
need. The Bill is one of unexampled &trimmer,. but the
occasion is known now to be one of the greatest gravity,
which will neither brook farther pataring delay. It
Is a mercy to all classes of the people to establish •
severity that will effect a speedy care. and lilt us again
into • p nition of freadoo that cannot be Present oircum-
svmse. p ~5,147 subsist"
The Goblin Itsprese rye :—" in en honest effort to
grapple watt the hi mous monster of social revolutioe now
Melting through the Mad, the Government will have
unmorall sympathy and support. irreepective of party
consideration&
Toe Weeders WAY (L.) says the provisions of the
mmeure sem t be plainly directed to oemtacknowledgel
evil& It may require careful roosideretion and perhaps
improvement in its detail& but the mein proposal* are
likely to he ',waren, aro/purl if they co fa ..OURh-
Tney certainly do sot go t u lee. The powers for &aline
with forwillimrs under present cirouinetanom are abeolutely
Imperative. It is likely to be supported by both to. Peat
panes in Parliament. and it is oseteuele diesirebin that it
should become few with as little (holey as circumstances
will admit. Ills to be regretted that the reeolutione on
Procedure are not already in force. for they would render
the progress of the measure much more easy and expedi•
, tion&"

TIIIOsT 111ISTATION.—Borsossi and &WWI. tickling
and irritation. inducing crush and alfectlag the voice.
For them symptoms use lippa's Glycerine Jul obis- (RIM-
lon in thes. agreeable confections, o.lns in proximity of
the glands at toe inunent they sr+ excited bYlbs &I of
sonatas, Issi-ontee actively honling. Sold only in boxes.
7e4. and is iii.. labelled " JAN ISKm k Om, Romeo-
pathlc tfiermieta, London."—A. Infra received : " Gentle,
mea.—it may, Wham. interest you to know that, attar
an intended trial, I hash found year Glycerin* Jujubes
of oossidersble benefit (with or without medical treat-
ment) in alnloat all forms of throat disease. They_ soi ten
and clear the me. —Yours foithlallr. (Wawa Houma
Stator Physioias to the Maalollial Throat
toad lakmory."

.4TTEMPT TO MURDER SWEETHEARTS.
Al the Warwick Assizes on Tuesday. alms Tidiness,
farmer. was found guilty cd attempting to murder his
sweetheart, Sarah Beale. and was selogemood by Kr.
Justice Stephen to twenty yaws' pseud nervitnds. The
prisoner tried to cut iha throsst of the young woman, but
leas prevented by the rolther slit. latter raising ber erm,
'Wee was severely ay...sanded with the knife.—Herb
Allen, Z. wa indicted for shooting at Roes Bolos.
parleurmeld at Lilltnet4n Kaiwr, Tbs
prisoner sleds" the pr eeeutrix. whom he bad courted frier
parr, and swidenly psis d her by tbe throat and placed •
revolver it bar h-sst. During the struggle the piatol
explode I, and tb• bullet struck the adiwidiolf walL
A•sistanse arrived, ant Owner was disarmed. The jury
acquitted tee se•used. who Plea led guilty to a common
areas, and was sentenced to twelve manila imprisons
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