The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-07 00:00:00

ROUSE Or LORDS.

TIIOI4DaT.
sitting of tits Souse of Lords, the It lig
assent Was prom t.. barn ol trubto nod versa. am,
The Lord Onano.licir tiltrrositrds introluant a Bill West.
Leg We trial of insane persona °unwed witn afar..
&Evora unpiclus. 111•••4144 *era at ....ads nay...odd
• •t.g• ; ono. on Me motion or the Bioko of ft,abeenn.
Lest lordships ordsirrel a copy to no p.ovid.it of tho
tninuai• of In. Era-stag cal Commissioners upon tug
subliet of pinto:mous.s uf wuoth thp, aro the .00015
rn. Agrlealtu ai Holdings (lioalano) Bill li.ving been
ferungut uplfWill toe o,nnenoun and read • drat time. Om&
lordships loss

HOOSS OP COMMONS,
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In the U,oou of Ornament'. Sir S. Northoote gave
notice of a qursiion retains to Osaweyo • return to
Zoluland. Replying to Mr. trairbton„ Mr. Itraad said
toe I otos incurred by the eohooi boards amouated
ZllOOBOOO at the last return; bat they had since bees
areas mortheed. Yr lewasit salaams:ad tont en Sr-
rusionunti had btha made wit. the Loooon and North.
Wotan Company for at ecothireted service roe the fresh
mails by land, and with the City of Dobbs Com-
pany (or au accelerated is. Dario,. Tee Qua Secretary
tolerated Yr O'Brien th.it tbe oegottadesis tO
references to the further anigrotoon of Irom families to
Canada were still in progress. Baron de Worse and Kr.
Ritchie put intatintallUnll in nascence to the witodrawal
or the troops from /opt; but ILL llithrtthe declined to
say when the Sore. would be withdrawn or to give an
&annum* that before their return to. HAN should have
an opportunity of esprateing an opinion thereat. In the
course of soon convocation on public business. Kr. Gist.
I stone said it would be carnethry to Lan, s.t.rdo
I at the suns Lim. bullion the possibinty oa the *seeios
donna by the 25th U. elated that the Natoli.' Debt
Bill would be proceeded with. but the huh Pell" 5111
would be wii.h&awn. Mr. ftionard mode . lone idiot by
notilyend a resonances on diesetabliethneat for mat
session ; sad Colonel Yoking followed suit with notice of
a negatlv• thereto. Mr. Othesborlain having annowased
the intention of the 00111111101nnn to extend the Beek-
roptoy Bill to Ireland, the BMW went into Oommittose oi
Suppiy on the Othil Service Ifatainates, aad • number of
votes were weed. The sitting Wee 11iWP.04.4• at a°
o'clock. rIUDST.
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I a the Homes of Lords on Friday Lord fit;aru-rei;iiry
called attention ti the operation of the CoiArea's Mager
-
on. Performance Act. sad mentsoced second owes in
which children had been employed to exhibit thrianaelvm
in performances of • highly decorous character. Lord
Dalhousie expensed hie sympathy with the noble roars
object in referring to tne matter, but intimated that it
was impossible for tie Government to introdurs. a measure
for the amendment of the Act (hulas the present, mewion.
The subject would. howavar. receive the serious cousidar
Won of the Government.

In the Cbal,lloll% Mr. Gladstone stated. in rep,y to Sir
Stafford IS orthoote, that no restrictions had Wen placsd
on Me amount of lorcs which Ortawayo was to hasp, nor
any limit on the time durfog which a outdo number of
hie °Mee were to r.z ircise dominion in Z 11U1•11.1. The
on isratanding no, that hi ehouid not revive his old
ml Italy errt on. Ms ord.,r for the ..cmad re.ding of the
ginistarial Bill ormolu • Local CI iverommt Brava. woM
a President at its head, for Sco:i.od, woo °pooled, and
led to a I ag debate, which was not concluded when the
hour of adjournment arrived.