The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20 00:00:00

imperial farliainnit.

Mr. Bradlaugh's sympothisere extended in a dense
throng from Pithem-yard to Trafalgerequare when
members bum to arrive at Westminster on Thursday
afternoon for the opening of the semen. Mr. Forster,
Mr. Hibbert, and every other Liberal whom they
reoognieed they cheered, and for prominent Cones:rya.
Lim like Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr. Bartlett
they reserved lusty groan.. Al were good-temp -red
and in decent order, however, the gates of Palace-yard
being rigorously kept by a cordon of police, while
mounted police patrolled the carriage ways. On the
whole, the '' Bradlaugh demonstreuon e outside the
Ileum wee more harmless than bad been expected,
because of the number of re pectable people among the
crowd who lined the p ivemeuta Th is wee no
0.111410 a betweso the poOoo and the people. Mr.
Briellaugh's two daugh :ea and his bushiest partner,
biro Bean • came into Pelmayard between two and
three o'clock, and received a cheer, anti at three
o'clock Mr. Bradlaugh drove down klarliamentstreet
in a hansom. There war a great deal of cheering as
the vehicle w 5 alm.the i at the carefully.guaded
gates. A oath was mare after le but unsuccessfully.
At the door of Westuothater-hall Mr. Bradlaugh wr ,
met by Inspector Dening, the officer in charge of the
police stiff of the House. 11.11 en hour lathe he
eneontlikil himself in big old mat under the peers'
gallery to await the notice. Sir Henry Jam.. was
already expected to give the Government's intention to
introduce an Affirmation Bill.
At one t"clock nut more than 50 members had
secured seats, but the neat hour must have added two
or three hundred to their number, every place outside
the two front benches being then tickeied or otherwise
occupied. The hiieidres and the leaden of the
Opposition were all absent liadioal membees were in
the greatest force, and they gave • particularly warm
reception to Mr. Smith, the uswiyetlected member kw
Liverpool.
At two o'clock all the members present crowded to
the Upper House after the Speaker to hear the Queen's
Speech. Trio front benches there were empty, and
hardly any Peer. were present. The op.ech was as
f 0110 ws :
Mx LORDS AND GINTLINISI,—
I have summoned you at • date somewhat later than
usual, on account of the advanced period to which the
labours of lase Session were protracted.
I have the ertiefac ion of maintaining with all Foreign
Powers relations of friendship sod goodwill
At the dope of the last Sessions I had the pleastre
of recoedieg my gratitude to my sea and land forme
foe suppressing with rapidity and oompleteoeis a formi-
dable rebellion in Egypt. Sims then tranquility has
been restored to that country. Clemency has been
shown by its 'tiler to the leaders of the
rebellion, an I the withdrawal of the British troops is
proceeding se expeditiously as a prudent consideration
of the circumstance. will admit, Reconstitution of
the Government of Egypt, and the reorzaniz slim of
the Midis ender the authority of the Khedive
have in part been eceompliehed and will continue to
receive my earnest attention. It will be my endeavour
to secure that full provision shall be made for the
exigencies of order, for a jest representation of the
wants; and willies of the poulation, and for the
observance of internation.l obligations. Shave already
been able to fulfil the Kornis) made by me, and to the ,
great powers of Europe, that I would submit to their
friendly consideration the meanest/ante appearing to
Sir, —I will now give the whole of Bridoort Charities, me to be the best fitted to insure stability of the ,
buil thus assist our friend 'Justice. ' Kh'
The Lailiffs and burgess., by dee I, dated 19th, Jar. edives Government, the prosperity and haPideeee
I, give (.it t trust nouns vested in their h iode) 8i of the Egyptime, the security of the Sum Canal, and '
the peace of Europe in the Eme
00005 of land, called Broad Oak, in Symin Steal : To those objects my policy he. been directed in the
three-fourths of the prefice ti be employed, by the past, and will be addrewed lathe future, and! continue
oireclon of the bailiffs and burgesses, for the main- to rely with confidante, on its just appreciation by
tensisoo of a iichreiltuaster within toe borough, and the other countries.
other fourth for toe benefit and malutenance of the A confereets of the great powers has assembled In
said borough for ever. Vested in the said bailiffs and Loodoe to consider measures for better securing the
burgesses,
_Di. navigation on the Danube. which is placed under theft
James nipper, by will, dated —, gave, in money guarantee, and form • Dart of the public law of
ti the use of the pore people of the house or hospi ao
, marvel.
of St. Mary Pdan'infen' In Allingt°D'. veiled al The condition of Zululand and the poodbillie
(uncertain, t • eame having been unpaid for several of renewed dioterhances there bay Led • elms i
year.), Oa '
Thomas Jes my moat specious at entice, with a view to
op, El., by deed, dated lit Jac., gave the preservation of peace and order. I have I
a rent ammo beating out of a tenement in Bridport ....atheformer ruler of that country to be replaced 1
for the better sustentation of the poor of the southern. in possession of the greater part of the territories held
newt alinthouse in Bridport. Vested in the bailiffs by him before the war. I earnestly hope that this
and burgessee, 10s.
Bailiff . and burges se by deed 8, Cheri's 1, gave step may lead to the establishment of a more stable
(with tru4 monies vested in their hand Government, and to the maintenance of good relations
14 sores ,d between the Zola nation and the adjoining colony of
land, called Broad oak, in Symonisbury ; one.third New.
part for raising awl maintaining a stock of money to Papers on thsubject. li be toed to you.
MN will presented
set in work ii 4:11. artificer s of the mid bonier h ; the other
two-thirda for the relief and maintenance of other poor GINTLIDIEN Of THE 110 Cog Of COMIC:INS,
people within sal borough. Vested in five of the Estimates for the services ~f the coming year are in
capital burgesses, Ell DI.. • forward state of preparation, and will be speedily
Ditt i, by deed, dated 16.10, gave (with trust monies ,_,,
S es.,
. _
vestal in their bands), in land, two messuagee in """ Ind'earin.
Bridoort, celled Melthouse and Brewbom MT LORD AND G get eDo
e, for
apprenticing poor children, comforting poor house- lain happy to nal, that tit. improvement In the
Icondition 1 1 •h I f din
soca of re am I, to whet re erre
keepers, and buyer/ them materials to labour upon In
their profession. Vested in the bailiffs and harasses, December, matinees.
Eli 8 t Ae.arian crime bee sensibly diminished, and the
Charles Pitfield, by deed, datoi sth July, 1675, gave law has been everywhere uphel I.
a rent charge on an estate in the parish of Byeion.le. At the same time the existence of dangerous secret
bury, called Thorne ornbe. £ls per annum; LI to.. 6,1. societies in Dublin, and other parts of the country
calls for unremitting d OD the part
per annum part there if, to be bestowed in bread, to be
of the u n energy vigilance
m tl submitted
didributeXby the church wardens and overseers of Brid- ,_ • ireUthwhe. modification hi
criminall i
itlvi,. for the
port every Sunday morning, immediately after divine "". .
aervice, unto 40 poor so limp otent people at Bridpirt. fjoitieh°rmen- t /dins Court of Crimina Appeal, and f
p rt ; and 10a per annum other part thereof for au
an Sym in lebury, i Anima in, for a peony loaf to each the amendment and o""ial'iLn of the laws relating
und-r direction of the bailiffs and burgess)* of Reid'
ee Bankruptcy an Patents.
There will d
also be be' ou' ht to your early notice Bills
eaching & charity sermon at Bridpiet, on the 204
There
Preventing Girrupt Practices se the Elections,
4
arch yearly, 2s.
pr.
an
1., to the clerk, 1.. 6d. to the d
.for perpetuating and amending the. Belot
.Act. .
)d
sexton, £6 le,. per annum, the otiose part thereof, to a have on previous occasions referred to the Impure.
anus of effecting ref ems In the Local Government of
to be distributed year y, on the 2nd of Meech. Vested .
provide e ght co ate, six for men, and two for women, the different p•ete of the United Kingdom.
ever..s of may:et ender
..A proposal for the better government of the Metro. p.;
ti in e
t the
re.
ch
taro° Iv, af
rdthenalb"aildiffs and borgessa, sills will in the first place be submitted to you, and i
Wide' Taylor (a ft i ikee), by deal, date I—, 1696, time.
.should permit will be followed by other martinets
6eee • h'ina', nailed the u taker.' Almshouse
misting t forms of Local Government. Your &teen-
°
or the use of Pitch poor pervious of the b'orough of lion will be called to Bill,dealing with the con'
t
Briciport to dwell in, as should be appointed by the servant:ly of rivers and the prevention of floods.
With the police in Scotland, with the universities i n
trustees and their suomesori• Vested in Mines Nemo,
Thome' Westoombe, Jo .. aill, Isaac Rum, John thatpert of the Halted Kingdom, and with education
Jeffery, and other*. .
InWales, you will also he invited to consider a pro-
Ditto, by
ton and of other portions of deed, dated --, 1708, gave in land, a England and Sc tlatid lea, wbiab will more effectually secure to tsnante in
Improvements.
i m i legation for agricultural
house called the Bull, for the pupae of supporting a
free school at Brilp irt • the number of scholars to be You have Perovided in rsilicut years,
twelve of the per inhhitants there, or so many as
by • I y liberal devotion of our time for the most argent
”
the clear annual produce of the premises should "th ng the neede of Ireland. 'riu. chann!the United b4b of
exceed or fell short of Ell. Vested in Thomas general _
Nicholson, Simnel White, and Thomas Westoombe, Kingdom, will now demand from you a just regard
£7O .
I tense: however, that you will be able to deal
11.0liert Bull, by will, dated -- (about the year
during the present year with some of the legislative
wanes of Dolma', for which provision lase not yet been
1726 or 1736), gave £9OO in money, £4 per annum for
leg with ener„f and pi teaching twelve poor children to read, £3 per annum wide',
__,
000
our ,- - o.
to twelve poor men at Obri.tmas ;and if any overplus, . ' rely up..
I YPm°B4°
to be laid out in banks, called " the Whole Duty of donee,beseech Almighty Gad, now m hereto.
Men," which sum was laid out in the 3 per sent. 10re, to bless your labours.
Consols and yielded MO. Vested in the Rest aof The Speaker's return at a quarter after fear had been
Beidport, and his successors for ever, £7 10e, by that of Sir Stared Northcote. who, es he
Robert Salter, by will, dated 1742, gave MO stole in frons behind the Speaker's chair, not lookisg very
in money (since laid out in land, called Cattle- different from his own *elf, was cordially cheered by
tioldernitunian Faoctowlszta,nd.woatshe.Lletidind-wlsithsted...oerizervaphtdviesul
borough, in the parish of Whitohurch Cononicortue,
In pursuance of the will), one-third part of the Kr. Bmdlanth we. first disposed of. The Speaker read
anneal produce to the poor of the Almshouse at • long letter from hon. annoincing his Intention ones
Allingtoo, belonging to Bridport, one-third part to more to present tams of. in order that, as be wrote. "1
the pour of Whitohurch Canonic sum, and one-third may do all things which may be aerially reqiiired of me
part to the tour of Charmouth. Vested in Henry to enable me to sit sod vote, in pentane+ of the maim'
Shersrelil. rector, Thomas Bishop, and William. vendable return o' my conoiteente. Thereupon Kr.
Laboucbmo rose, and. declarint Hr. Brarilaueles with not
-- surviving trustees. to inconvenience the House. ached Lord Hartington if the
n O Bernard Mitchell, by will, dated 1646, gave ilvernmeni intewled to deal with the question of Perlis-
money, the yearly sum of 20.., and is paid out of an 'sectary oaths. Lied Hartingeon replied very peossantly
Inn, eallo 1 the King's Head Inn, Meloombe Regis, that Sir Hsnry Jones .ou'd on Friday nielst give notice
Weymouth. Vested in the overseer* of Bridport. of a bill allowing usemboe to 1ifi1,,12 : and thus. is about
The followieg lends and premises are supposed to a minute ant silted', the great Brallaugh question was
have been heretofore granted to the bailiffs and bur. disposed of. Sir Rickard Cross, however, acting Mill as
,„... OneserValive leader, said thst whenever the Government
Pawn 3f lb. borough of BrhlPurti in trust for the p— Bill oune on he should most strenuously oppose It, Ms
of the Almehome ere, called the Higher Almaheuse, Speaker was now able without alarm to call up the new
leases either for live., abs dote for years or years deter. members. Tbe space below the bar was crowded
minable no lives, having been granted time out of mind Al soon se the new m inhere had withdraws, the speaker
by the said bailiffs and burgeons, or by the bailiffs. read • letter from the Coat Justice of Ireland notifying
with the went of the burgesses of the premises rsepeo. the arrest of Kr. Healy, who, by an awkward blonder, was
Healy, as trustees of the land belonging to the mom desert.
flactiegtcn briefly Wormed the House th it the bed as one of the member, for county Wicklow.
almshouse, and to muter part. of lames being in their Led
ea had been hitherto not to deal with an arrest end. r
custody, granted lathe Ii ke manner, some of thorn dated ?be
ractim,nel law as • matter of privilege, and he moved
upwards of 160 years since; but no trust deed or grant that the letter should lie on the table. Kr. Parnell pro'
to them of any of the said premiss can be found : tested mart chenoisiing the matter thus, and moved—
One tenement, hc., situate on the west side of "T$ this letter be rWetred to • Select Commdt is.' The
South's rest, on lease from the said bailiff. and bur- Irish members, with the assistance of Kr. Gerert. debated
grimes to Juba Mareirie, determinable on Rya., under the matter for coosiderably more than an hour, but t'us
Mk. yearly rent of El. Government proeceel was eyeetuelly adopted by 353 votes
Oos tenement &a.' situate on the south side ' satinet 47 A few Rule:ale voted with the I dee mem.
, of
West-street, on lease from the said bailiff, and bar-
gesses to Mr. Daniel Guidry. determinable on A crowd of notices of mottoes and Bills next made their
three ewer... the number bong about let Many of the
lives, under the yearly rent of El 16s. hardy sandals winnowed Sir Thomas Chambers will
One UNS.IIIIO., &C., situation the west side of South- again introduce • Bill leestistag marriage with •deems Ws
street, 'a lease from the said bailiffs ant burgesses to wifeee Meter, and Kr. Hopwood will deal with the C ,o-
William Beam, determinable on lives, under the yearly tagious Diseases Ac's. 11.. Caine, amid a roar of laughter,
promised a Bi'l for tbe abolition of breach of promise
rent of £2. promised
Yr. Bert will wok to amend the Employers'
One piece or plot of ground, situate at the soothe nd Liability Act ; Mr. lowis Fry again announced his Bill
of South-street, on the west side of the road leading to dean, with meows' licenses ,• and there will he • host of
the sea, in the occupation of Mr. &MUM GnfldrYi on Sunday Cle.ing Bin., two for the whole country Introduced
lease at rack rent from the said bailiffs and heresies@ by Sir Joseph Pease and Ile Stopisensou, and others for
to the sail Samuel Gundry for the remainder of a Cornwall, York, Durham, and Monmouth. Almost all the
term of 14 years (of which 11 were unexpired on the Parnallite members gave notice of Bills.
25th March last), under the yearly rent of £3 18e. The dinner hour had mend when Kr. C. T. D. Aeland,
of East Cornwall, roes to move ••• the bumble address in
One tenement, he., with the garden and villeins reply to Her Melody's gracious Speech," and be is sold to
way belonging! and also the south Pert of the itton i have made the best speech heard on such as occasion tor
way, boundea out with the workhouse at een several years. Although It was of more than halfesn.
thereof. in length 40 fan, and in breadth 18 fens hour's duratioe. it was frequently obessed ; and in the
situate on the west side of Southstmet, on Imes from mimeos* to mericalturel subject', such as the promised
the said belliffe and hureeeele to Andrew Orabb, deter- Taunts Compensation Bill, it was original and bane.
minable on lives, under the Deady rent of £2. Mr. Boatsmen, of Elinburib, wooded the Address in a
much shortie speech. Late ia the evening the genera
One dwelling-house. with the garden plot, situate
on the wed side of Michael's-lane, in the possession debate was opened by Yr. Alderman Fowler with a
of e ..p.,e, 0. the affairs of Ike. Am.. thi.
ldr. Joseph Gentry, who held, the same on Imes from
,_ 8 ord Noethootee Mooch consisted in the main of
tihn said bailiffs and nurifoonno granted to his tiaa cautious criticisms of the miumwelvicer.agranhe in the
father, in consideration o re-building, for the residue Speech. Lord Ha= at ones sad in mien-
of a term of 99 years, determinable on three lives, oaths some Mad of the not baronet for the
under the yearly rent of 2s. Premier, took occasion to may that Mr. Gladatone's
The above rents are reserved to the use of the poor ,_,absenos, *Bewails highly desirable la the intends of his
not absolutely necessary, and if wad*
of the above ahnshinse, which bare seer been supposed
.77.2 k :a
who. hi.
piiimi.e.
we. stephitio
.I.i.
to have been invested in the said bailiffs and burgesses thereteetitothise to prevent hi. from mere., This
as overseers and trustees thereof, and they have time dia.., we, enidlelly °kiwi& Lord 'went,. thee
Oat of oiled repaind the me;o but no grant can be diensesed en szerelsalies of the liwpdes peltet
RAM of it. Ostesekel lie Ida pees of the Gloviesaest.

onninutoo.—rhere was a zhsrity here, founded by
deed 1826, but no return.
Ower bloigne has a house, garden, and 271 acres of
land; rent of SIMI r. 37 10s. TWA, with interest of
£lO in the 6.6., to be given to the poor. This land
will, of course, corns tinier the Act for allottnente:
. . . . .

Thera uaed to be Oaritisa at hielbury Abbas,
Nielbury Bubb, itiabury Sampford, anl hfelcombe
Horsey. Where are they? Can none tell? Surely
pos•ible.—l am, sir, yours,
JUSTICI.

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