The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19 00:00:00

ROUSE OF COMMONS,

TUFSDAT.
In the House of Cummons, new write were or lerei (or
the c)det, and the cite. of Cork. in the room of Henry
Midge end Duly; and for Northampton, in the place ail
Mr. Bradlaugh. A warm .ad at tune. tuitional diecusaioo
(allowed the motion for the latter writ., the GiaPo•it on
',eking to have tbe debate adjoiumed. Lard Randolph
C2l3lobill nlll Sir H. D. Wolff put insulting quitioes to
the overnineet on the subject of the Soudan, vrhich Mr.
Gladstone indignently refused tu &mower. Sir Stafford
N orthc ate delivered • long oration in support of his
taUo c insuring the 111 not .y for their Egyptian policy ;
eal Kr. Gladetans replied an • puwerful speech, meeting
tue etta k of the OPPwition with • rii-ect Detatiwe. on
vigorously defending the liras of ection Wren by the
Cabinet Hu oughout the troubles in the Salim. The
right ban. gentleman was loudly chpired by • crowded
House. Dabsts adjourned.

TILISSDAT.
In ta• Homo of Gammons a wood/owe list o • interroga-
tions bat to beau leered befor the orders of the day wore
reached. Oa the stel nut of Etypt, Lrrl E Pitsmturice
intimated that the condition of tho tellaheort era§ occupy-
ing the anxious attention of the Etyptian Government
Mr. Shaw Legate informod the House that he had boon
compelled to Marano@ twvoral oflicialo of the Board of
Werke for irroguiarit ad of a rathar motion, charactar.
lb. Prime Minilter intimatad thst a suppleananta•y rots
for to• now Egyptian •xperittion would b. necoasa•y. In
replying to admit lotorrogations reap acting General
Gordon, the Pntos Minister t wok °neuron to deprec it.
the indiscretion of the overaparaar horrespondenta who had
stated that the Goners" carried a largo mat of money with
him. Thedotaw on SirStal:r I Northe it.. motion (renew-
ins the Eryp..iwa policy of toe Il niat-y IVIN resumed by
Sr WI. t 11.012, who moral an atn-almont deprecating that
omploym at of British forcos in EtYPt nut st.sudritvot
wes awooded by Mr. laslwanctarra ; land Ova dobator in
which Mr. Faultier god Sir C. DA+ toak part, was warted
on to • late hour, and again adJournsd.
FILIDAT.

In the Howie of Cooirriona a great number of quietioas
were aldrueed In tau Government, but nearly all were
of • trivial character. sod in no case did they •licit any
information of pubic int r at. Ths &Howse I debate on
tha Vote of Censure was resume' by Mr. John Morley.
who sharply criticised tte much delivered by Bir It.
Ocoee on Thursday. and ridiculed the Lengarvative argu-
ment that the S east might to he 'unload In order to
Put down Massey. Hs did not approve, however, of
governing Egypt by glieSU2 of Anglo-Indims offlciale, and
contended that • num.:ilk' cries in that codotry could be
ward off only by dsveloping ite resources, which could
net b. done until the law of liquidetion wee altered.
For this country to annex the Dem would simply be to
bring the frontier of India to the Mallterransin and to
thret on into Oontinental troubles Mr. Balfour repeated
the stick argument, ol til• °spatial', and wu replied to
by Lord E. Pitarnauries, who point's' out that the Con-
servator. cue was now narrowed to the two military
disutars, which no person was evia• envuelo to foresee
unti they occurred. Awormat other members who
fol.owed was Lord Follwooe, who, while approving of
the Vote of Censure. complaiaed that no Coossrvatire
policy could yet be discovorsi 0 .hosr Tory speakers
avowed their desire for th• establishment of • Britsh
Protectorate oe for the cooq oast of theS wino by Brits
troops Tag debate was tun adjourne&

Timm is no doubt that the Aitteam-General will at
once Mildew an action mainiet Mr. Brad Mach for ties
purpom of recovering the penalty (amounting, it le said,
to tl,500) which ties hon. member, if he has not been
properly sworo, incurred foe voting on Matday night.
Lot year, niter the decision of the courts that the private
informs, could not prosecute for penalties in CYO of
tusiabon voting without taking the oath, tie. Attorney.
Chtneral promised that in the leant of any each case
arising ha wool* tabs action. In accordance with this
erlies ha will now initiate procimdlnie against kr.
hiradlaugh.