The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-25 00:00:00

imperial f artiament.

La the House of Lords, on MONDAY night smog Louver-
sedan took plasm on the subject of the ion of
Penn In the course of which Lord DIMWIT declared that be
wee net 'errand to assent to. still lass to ask for, any
withdreend ham or alteration of the understanding. The
Wild Fowl Pmeervation Bill was reed • third time: the
Poor-Law Amendment Bill pined through Committee;
and some other bills were 'dreaded • stags.
On TIIMIDAT the Public Weeks Bili ;Val MO • mire time
sad pared.
OnTIVILWAY..OO the report of the eie•DaDiepti to the
Local Government Board's Provisional Orders (onil7nec
tion it) Bill, Lord Itsonsout repeat.:
the =timed on Tuesday to the greet extension
of time, as proposed by the bill, for the repayment of
borrowed money, and maned an amendment for the
purpose of reducing the period. The amendment
by was
the LOLD Cumiremma end supported hy the
narod( Sonsesnr, and, on • division, It was carried by
34 to 16. The Poor Law Amendment Bill was reported
with antendmenta, and the Commons Bill was read •
third time and pared.
On FiLIDAT night their Lordships were 006Upied far
mese time in • discussion on confession in the Church of
The subject was introdueed by Lord OILADMORR,
end itsri. e Archbishop of Carnations' and the Bishop of
Linden task part in the couvenstion. Lord CADTI•eI/i•
moved for rapers relating to Fiji, but after explanations
from Lord Deter and Lord CAILNA•YON. be did not press
his ',solution. Amongst the various bill advanced • stage
wee the Merchant Shipping Bill, which wog read • thirst
time and
In the louse
iLeof C,oisinsons CD MONDAY, Mr. DISILARLI.
reed the information furnished to the Government by Sir
Honor &Lim the English Ambemeglor at Constanti-
nople, from which we learn that though the rumours
=the Turkish shot:Wee in Bulgaria were Ua some
ut=Cradr.ethbeeYenwcoere m both
sumittedlyby tient '
end tw Cluistiens upon Turks, the former have
bees the freemeet. though the Christians were undoubtedly
the first to commence them ;" and Bulgarian children
have certainly been sold, Incogh the Ambassador cannot
discover that there hae been ' anything like a regular
trafic in them." The HOUBS went lob committee on the
Itessentery Zdeastton Bill, and coundered several
Manses.
On Tensor' tb• Mouse egain went into oolonsoaam on
the Education Bill. A weber of postponed classes. were
agreed to, and some new deems were inserted in the bill
es the proposition of Lord SANDOI. Is moving that pro-
ems be reported hi', lordship stated with a view to
41110elleerbarnd education the Government ietanded to
efficient elementary schools should be allowed
propose the maximum grant no question Wait mewl as to
where the net of the money came trees. Nesoutry
schools would still be enabled to earn the 'estimate)
greet but any farther aid would be given only on con-
dition that a cceneronding sum was raised from ether
courses
On WZDNICIDAY, on the order for the second reading of
the Contagious Diseases Arts Pineal Bill, Mr. Mrernsu.
Dakar asked the Brisker if he Led power to close the
Lukas Gollesibss the disco/Mon a the bill involved
delicate and repulsive tortes. The tirksosa said he had
ordered the ' Gallery under his gen contrail to be
cleared, but he had no power over that ailotied te the
friends at hest members without the accoat of the House.
Mr. CALLaa then called attention to the mason of
stranger.. The BIILAKZI pointed out that to meted'
would .at close the Ladies' Gallery, which was
not the House. The motion was put and
tired. Sir H. Jambes* then moved the second
of Dm bill, which., afttraess discussion, in the course
of width Mr. HUNT greed the second rending,'
swam lost by 114 votes SWAM
On Tutriersar the Marquis of Ilseriemonr put • quie-
tism to Mr. Disraeli as to the coarse ol rabbis banner;
washes to know what bills would be proceeded with and
what ones would he abandoned. His fordable emopineuel
that the Maritime Csintrocts Bill, which was introduced '
about the sexes time es the Merchant Shipping Bill, had
been withdresna whhont iatiCa to the Houle ; and he
further complained el the UMW which had taken place
ea the Production of the reran :4 Eastern question.
Mr. Ensiugm mid he was en to withdraw bills
before it was Absolutely seremerry. gght
_bon, gentle-
men slated that the Valuation BilL the highwaYs
the now. for Invention Bin, and the two Scotch
Government Bills would be withdrawn. He henseeted
thst be was getZ to elk that for thereat of the Saslow
the Twedere wedreedays should be jOven to the
Government The Home shortly &threw& went tato
committee
on the Elesemstery Education Bill. A new
cllas, moved ht, beed games. to give ineressed grants
to ebmseuterz
_schools, pre nee to asluse discussion laM it
wee eventually carried by a med.:MAY ci
Fanny at the morning siMing the Nom went into
Committee on the Education =l. di rbe evening
sitting Mr. flusesti. Gcrusgr proceeded to gall the
attention of the Home to the circumstances 44D/O1 which
the Turkish Loma 1864 WM subscribed for, asselpr=v....dt
that • conuaunicatioe should be made to the
made
• the Franck Ificrublic boarder to ascertain whether the
Wrench Government edit usite with the Government of
Terkel for the maspietel elflissent of the conditions upon
which the Turkish Lees al Mr wee subscribed for. After
dome discussion the melt= wee withdrawn.

Tim 4:4II:4IMICILD --nail, seems every
Yreba"rields.that Um'
atehreitmiseila'ad =alai=
tE
herbalirt, congaed t the late Leicester Andse, ea
charge of rourdrehe: Ann Gee, on the 2nd of May, by
ng abortion, MB be carried into elect. Monday,
I'Vb• 31st, has hums axed by the Mots bailiff for carry.
tog out the •111101‘130, and inc execution, should no
repnare be rseedved is the sneendnie, will take place at
stdight o'clock in the morning f that flay. Remy prepare.
lion is teeing made inside the gad MI eelTYme out the
sentence, and from the short time that bas to elapse
between the date, it is felt that a petition is sum useless,
and that no reprieve will be received in the Interval.
Rrroustero Ifaieseirrs.—le the time of commercial
dep....km eon ueiversally felt in this country, it Le quite
a relief to have advice". from Amanita detailing the
..es=iprspsojessealsy,
_end the
_good fortune and
ty inarideuil• Bmigmnte are ever
and anon returning to viii the "aid comitry," mid this
week we bed a cell from a Mr. James Harrison, residing
now at 77, Catherine's -reed, Nottleplilii, who emigrated
through oar agency in April. IVA to Queensland, in
eearrh of a market for his labour, which he found to be •
deux at home. He left this country In the Derigehire,
taking out with aim hie wife and one child, and has done
so well at Broolideld, Indooroopilly, near Brisbane,
Queensland. that he is already in possession of 25 acres
of land (freehold) and *emotes • fann of d 25 acres, under
the Homestead Act. which will be his own at the expire-
tien of five years. In artist that his good fortune may be
shared by his friends and relatives, he has, after having
repeatedly written to urge them to follow his example,
but to no effect, returned to Pingland last week, by the
Toowoolniss, to try what his personal atm& will de
towera.. persuading them to go out with him. In this
spew be Ammon more fortunate, ea yesterday he came
to our Ake swlth the names of nine of his friends sad
V Aigs,no, whom he had persuaded at last to return with
tge,,;•=ede tiro constant work upon his own
an snivel. In ardor to make •
voyage of this sort to en0n.7.1.5 eniiimakm, man mnaa
he moat thoroughly couviii,m. that t is the best course
open to his 4.frie. -- -ot take tbe trouble to
a- • '.e h• 7." UXTPII.7