The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06 00:00:00

Burnt Cm* expren.

DOZCHIBTIB, JUNK deb, 1108 L

It ad believed, at say rate outside the Cabbie',
Una the wale' Oonferesas at Constantinople will
odds the Egyptian diflioalty. That there is sone
despise of enesplicity as the part of tbe Sultan with
Arabi Pasha is wereely doubtful. The Porte bat at
prone& very little to gain by sating as the ostspew of
Inginni end Fran" and possibly math to pia by
dilate" asd extemporizleg wake. The value of
meal diraseleatleae will sot be rated very highly In
finnan At Deleigno there were instrootions not to
Its. mad at Alasaadde, ae 11. de Fooyoloot has bowl
earefal be let the world kaow, Ito troops are to be
lauded.

The Arnim Bill will probebly become law 1100011,
the. the 001110106 Bill. The former may possibly be
reedy to receive the /loyal Amen is three weeks
sae; tbe Inter,if the " vigorous oppositiou " et the
Panelling madams, is hardly likely to be law for
the next fin or six weeks. Tb• Lords will an throw
out the Arrears Bill. All the Irish peen who will
benefit by it would vote for it, whether the Conserva-
tive leader wished it or an, and, headstrong m be is,
the Marquis sem the nenity of defeating the Covers.
moat woe this measure, even if without tits aid of
the Irish peers be wen strong enough to do so.
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The %Intim Army are getting into trouble with
some of the okirgy, on account of the unwise red of
some of the Salvationists trying to draw off teachers
for their Sanday School.; and we have beard of •
=Ws mime incident An Essex vicar invited the
local corps to a church puede, ea we shoold call it in
the new sing of the day, and when he bad his division
safely boxed up in pews be gen them • sound rating
from the pulpit for their exclusive ways. We are not
Mid hew the &Wad= Army relished bens thus paid
out is their own coin.

Mr. Jawless. the Irish Attorney General, is about
to disappser from the House of Commons and toks his
place as the Irish Bends, in the room of Mr. Justice
111Ingeraki. 111. fortunate for him that he swallowed
his torn*.a few weeks ego when he was on the point
at resigning, in company with Kr. Forster. Hie chance
of elevation to the boob would have vseislied perhaps
for ever. /Ds repugnance to the mimes of the suspect
M.P.'s was seereely ormossled. Mr. Porter will, of
mums, emend to the Attorney Generalship. 8o far
he has shown himself the most capable law °Mar the
Libersh have had for sometime. He is an able speaker,
mid owe eloqueat than the run of lawyers.
The Land League does not seem to take root out
side the bleed in which it is indigenous. The attempt
to esteblish • similar organisation has so far failed in
Ragland and Scotland, and the recent attempt to stir
up agrarian agitation in Walm has proved 'gnomic.
imsly oneratesesfuL Yet Scotland we, in rebellion
during the last amatory, and Wales the century
before. Where thirst. so much talk about govern-
ing Ireland in sooordance with Irish ideas, it is •
curios, speculation as to what would have become
of Wake if she had still a show of separate execu.
live government. 11 there were still a Lord President
of Wake, keeping a via-regal Court at Ludlow
Castle, it is possible that the Principality might bees
diselfected as the Sister Kingdom. It is a thousand
pities that • Lord Lieutenant cannot be dispensed
with,astiddttat Dublin Castle is not an interesting ruin
like Llo