The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-21 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF COMMONS,
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A Carl Otto order was made by the House as soon as the
Sp ~.her trai io tb. clair this afternooo. It apemen thst
the Town Corneesstoners of Limon Ino hove negl, cted to
arike • certain statistical return which was lat-ly
required from the tuurecipal authority of the county. 111 r.
Count...rime eccottensly c sine down to the lire.. and
•ved that the C fetal...toners aboult be specifically
ordered to tuako the required return torthwith, • mitten
which was unaninriusly el without any discuminn.
Failure to cotup'y wall such an order of the High Conti.
of Parlia.ent we•.l I Presolobly lead towline consequences
but what those cons, queaces are is &Aglitter There is •
wellAn Mg historic as in which • ILA% Sheriff simply
I took a•, ootlCe I as order fo- the arrest of some cow
' •titaaC.oll4 ii,r-on• in his Itailliwtck. In the of the
tits...tent asicul o CsoirefiVilagt it was elicit-et that the Poet
Offic • bat tinier it. coast ler ition proposals for the 'mur-
mur., mit p wail% at.,l alao for an int. rn .tienal parcels pus'.
Me. Fawcett d•lketely announced t•mt tue sixpenur
Lrlearste e come int , 'ming onOcto.er Ist,lffil,butstated
Out 15,000 mile, of spires hove flr.t to be laid. Mr.
Arthur 0 C senor, formerly • War Office clerk, took L urd
Hartle:tea to tub tor comp •Iliog WWI recruit, to under
go vaccination and r.,esccination. The seen stion was
that th • Secret sty fur War c snout exercise greater power
than the Cr.ern posscsars. Led Hartinarou did sot
cUe .rly took., out a right to require re-v•ccinntion, but
when the is is eventetlly rata.' it will probably
appear that the recruite' original undertaking to obey the
Q rreulatioue covers the case. Marts 01, the public
Ltoginan, was present in the gallery when the House
weal jot. coturnt.t e oaths vot.s for convict prisons and
other den trt meets of the Civil SerY.Cl. Mr. Healey gave
the Government s MI/ trouble by toe mouser in which he
utilised ha personal experience of the internal ec tnomY
of an Ireh era u After • lenethy diseugsion the vote for
the Lttid was re.coml. and Kr. Trevolyan
dem,' tb House that tho reels of 10%000 t-nsnt
tango,/ sot Indent have bean readjusted under th• Land
Act.
. . . .

The Irish members discuss-4 the vote for the Lied
Gommiccom for some hours, but Aid not oppose it. When
thcy reached the constsbutary vote bitter sperzbes became
to role. Mr. Healey leading ti. way. At midnight the
,lehate appeared only to hare oommsnead. and the night's
lesislativa huskiest remained unthoodht of.
. . . .

L S di.bury's .pnech In the tipper Howe on as
Corrupt PrActices Bill was in encondlngly funny signs..
16013 1 owtia.n.bio. Honesty notnPollod hip to not/rove
the 13111, whiln his natural taste, impelled him to attack
it.&i • Liberal Bill, with" flouts, jibes, sad saws."
FIIDAY.

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to him that the world as Swore krok, work bed kose
acobeeplithred in Ireland, especially is the lad 12 or Id
month& on behalf of the common intreree ot cayilteed
mankind. But the unreaviniag v,olence of the language
used by the hoe. mrmber and men like him woo a fetal
obstacle to the iroy of ttie deurr of the Government to do
full &ma absoiute lassos. " I here no right to maks may
request to th bon, itsut.icass." he said, " and my per-
easel interest .a tome matter. cam only be of v-ry soort
duration. "foe House was Slew, and even Mr. Healy
ww„.,ed upimmemed ; but Ms. Biggar broke the spell with
an exultant c- oak at the mosso ct of the Premirr cloaiog
Ws career. The indignant., protestations of the 50
members in two Howe old not &basil the m -mbar for
Cavan ; but by • timely caution from the Commas he
was silenced. Mr. Gladstorie took no maths ot hie wail-
ant. ilia meaner Cal even more solemn ss be declared
that if this were his last word ha should speak in the
House he would basseco and entreat the bon. member
(Mr. Healy) to question nod examine Idins,ll to as
bottom of his heart smother it was neceseiry to use
them unikoittjatory modes, and whether he would not
himself Grooms • partic,paras in to.. work of peso&
Wised of peovosing and stirring up anim cities. Mr.
Heal has oath Pivot Mathist rritsratad repthor, but
Ii was observed that after he had answered in • few
unaatialactory addenda the touching eppeal ad to.
Premier he disappeered froth the Howse for imam hour&
HIS exit meant the soandonment of the fight a perforate&
Toe Irish slaallates wei• completed before nin, o'clock
Dreary speeches of Sir Henry Fietcher, Sr Welter Butte-
lot, mod other refaced °Biome pr-tracted the debate on the
army votes till eleven o mock, end then • new and formid-
able danger turned op. Diecusion on the Contagions
Disease, Acta and Loam dumdum, of =Mary ethuitilese-
loon, and a debate to be rowed by Captmo Heron Maxwell
, on the distniseel and disgrace of ha urethan. Commthdor
lug= Mnxerell, were to be c impressed into the reisiainiler
of the sham& or otitis tali Matter's resolve its to the prim
rogetiou would ha thersted. After several speedos' on
the that subject, Mr. Cavendish Boathook took the floor,
land deliberately talked the debits over in,dnistit As
big Beia wrath out twelve, an Irmo member subsumed,
.•Sanday moseiug." No autme was Mutt xcept that the
Treamay beech bemuse a Curious sceas at hsfaupprested
exagengas. which, as the moments went by, was vested
la short and impatient speecum from right hon. geode
-
men sad slurp interruptomi from that aubordussete. Mr.
Cavendish BollutUula end Mr. James Loather were the
" leaders of the Oppos don, heed end tail, sod they, with
Kr. Galan, badgered toe Prowler uutal saves!, Wore as.
o'clock. He demanoed waxily whether taus "frivolous
dismission " was to be continned " simply in order to
MAKS 111., otCapy toe trine of the Hods, an *Maine it
right: Sir John Boy woo the first coauthor to object to
stSUag on Soettuy, sod tSr. Arthur 0 Connor supported
him. Tan roamer stand toot give Woy, though the
adjournment was ite.vea. " L,t toe told before the
HAMS be peseta,' he ,n oiled. • dirisioo showed that
the (Ammo- at bpi St menthes& against lion the other
ads There woo anther bickering diaotomi is, with no
progress ; and Mr. C man wipeout!, asks* 0 Whet
stidiotleine would Was.- At toast's. Goloael Airxender
saggeeted the, We Yoke mould be pureed PA eiliedia,
and the long discuem,us emelt remained taken at the
report of Supply on hloodosy. Shia enegeetion the Prime
Minister grateinqy &ocelot' i, and before two Scoot toe
votes heal pawed. Otter menses remained. The halt
Tramweye Bid was coneArred, and read a third time ;
and • number of other Bide peered through their anal
staged, notwithstanding an attempt to count out the
Nous. At amok all was done, and shortly before half.
past two the House ft/ turned, bevies, for the first time
on record, eat two hours an Saudis, to treashot the ordinary
Waage' of legislation and Supply.