The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31 00:00:00

!MISR UP COMMONS,

THIanDAT.

At ton minutes to five Mr. Glad done rem% amid cheers,
to move the vote of thanks to the nay .1 an I miliatry
forms engaged in the expedition to Egypt. Ho prefaced
his speech by the declination that thero thever was an
oemmon when the Hoorn more deeply felt those eenti-
meets of gratitude to which the reholution cave t Lyre..
aion. Its gave a graphic sketch ol the oporalione of the
war, the object at which was, he said, to bring back from
snaerhy to order an entire country be against us by
10.000 arm. ii men. A reference to the I ['dim troop., ea,,
as were all subteen-et references, lou ily cherish. more
particularly from the Conservative benches. Ti,., toils
the campaign were not to be jmlged by its duration.
There were privation. to be endured. marchos arr. as
the desert to be accomplished which told severely up")
the men. Coming to Sir Garnet Wolsoley, be traced
with great detail the carrying out of his plans, and
especially commended him that he had white I till lace its
war not only certain but till it might be accomplishod
with the least tacrifice of human life. 'A victory," he
said, onootiog from Shakespeare, "ii twice won when the
achiever bring. horns full number." He described in
glowing language the silent nihrch through the itenert rf
the army bound for Tel-el-K.3'dr, wh•ch rsactoel its
destinat on precisely at the moment and with the combinh-
Wine forecast. _

Si elfo-14-Northeote, terming tn secon.l the res
sehoed the hope expressed by Mr. GI id,tohe th it the
Frebesul act which tee House was ab int to do might not
be heriwl by any lack of unanimity.
This app.' bOwever, nor the groans with which he was
received fro.; the benches opposite, deterr-il Sir Wilfred
Lies .n from earrying out hie announced intention if
moving the pniviose question. This he did in • sissech
widen restored the urea hcmonr temporarily lost. Ile ad-
mitted that the war was popular, especioty anionrst
Italic elg, Nonconformists, 51.1 Quakers, lost ho thought
this rising of the Hallelujah lianeu. over the country
wu rather overdoing the matter. It tieame to a votori
thanks what they ought to do wee to vote thanks to the
Egotism' for running away. They had had hu,l,, .ie,
addresses, triumphal entries, thanksgivings it, the
churches," and the Prime Minister in a b ilc iny in Fell.
mall." What would they do if they had had to light real
I' It seemed to him that the way they were
going on was an moult to the Bert oh a 'Mier rather than
an honour done to him. Mr, Sion') *wended the amend.
runt Mr. Lishouchere and Mr. E. Clarke supported •
grategation thrown out by Mr. Molloy, that the words in
the vote of Hospice which charact wised Arabi aa • military
rebel should be omitted. The House divided, and the "pro-
riquo question" wee rejeraed by 354 votes against
With the exception of Mr. Henry Richard, the minority
was made up entirely of Irish members. On members
returning, the first proposition in the vote, that the
thanks of the House be given to Sir Beauchamp Seymour,
wag urged to. On the Sneaker putting the next question,
that thanks be given to Sir Garnet Wolseley. Mr. Molloy
moved an amendment to omit the words about reilit iry
rebellion. On a division the amendment was rejectbi by
230 rotes against 25.
FRinar

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timeautl ut it ri I.• t .• r, .. • r aml uu
h•••;iolf. •• • • •• t • • .ch •••urc• ' or
than watt other soap . 1.. • ••n.it •• every house-
wife. DS it is 114.10111,•• .) 'le ...RI. •Or hutolry and
all pa pose'. It will in; •Ge Ile delicato fabric—
is pleasant to Use, a.,•1 lt•N "C lether7 f a stfluny
house doting the hum.) • 5,..1.1 hi gruoire and oilmen
:erywhere, at al. I. art<
awl do Got be rs•rwt .•••• t :se • wurthlec. imitation.
—Sole soaker. r, in •uthwark, Leaden
VoLeAlll.• DiseUVEKI FPI: Tut your hair is
turning grey or felling oil, use The Mexicali
Hair It-n .a ~r, for it trill peuff;eely r, store in every ease
Grey ar. Wki,t axis to its inicinal co:our, without leaving
toe disagreeable swell of must " liestorers." It makes
the hair charnvegly Li well at pront.iting the
growth of th- n I aid sputa, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for Tile MEXICAN HAIR
lIKISEWEa," sobl by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3.. 61. per lottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
F'sningdoe-roa 1. L .na
THROAT ReiRCTIORS AHD auffering
from irritation of the throat and ltuuuseuess al be agres•
ably surprised at the aim'.) ilititie•liate react afforded by
the utte of " Brown's Snowbird Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at LI. lad per lox. Priple trouble.! with •
" hacking cough," a 'light csbl," or broncLiol affections.
cannot try them too loon, at similar troubles. if allowed
to progreu. result iu verioti. Pulinoussy al).1 Asthmatic
affections. See that the words " Urewu's Bronchi: I
Troches" are on the Governuteut Stamp around each le.
—Prepared by Jetta I. 1141114 N and Sr.,,
States. European depot, removed to 31. Farringdon.
road. Istodcr.

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