The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-28 00:00:00

SATIIILDAT.— Tbe Rabies Corpus Suspension Ant
Continuance Bill was brostilit up from tile Liouse of
Commons and is.ds first time.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDAT.— In committee on the Reform Bill, the
Chasmllor of the Exehe.pser made his statement of the
determination of the Cabinet as to Mr. Hodgkinson's
amendmoot. It wee that the prinsiple of the amend-
ment was seeeptod. and that It would be embodied In
Ickuses in Ibis Bill. Mr. Bodgkinson withdrew his
amendment, Mr. Childers 'Mane his, and M.
Poolett &rope postponed his. But when the Chairman
pat the question that the 3rd dense stead part of the
Bill, up rose Kr. Lows, and suggested that the slum
should be reprinted for further eonsideration, for now
they knew it meant household suffrage with the
admission of any one who chose to call himself a lodger.
The Chancellor of the lizahequer in bringing his party
op to the putt of aiming to household suffrage
had dealt with them as one won/sides! with a bores that
shied at • lamppost, or • hedge, or anything of the
kind. He lead them up to it gently spin and &gala,
until their fear of it subsided. In • similar strain to
this Kr. Lowe °optioned for some time, and then be
launched solemn earnings awntiost democracy.
Ultimately the third clause was ordered to stand part
of the 818. On clause four, the county ft-teaks.
ohms, Mr. Mill mowed his mnendinent, embodying •
female suffrage. The dissension warn more jocular than
serious in lie toe*. and the anssodnient am a division
was relented by 195 to 73. An Posendment by Mr.
Colons to redeems the eopylsold franchise to 95 was
serried on • division by 201 to 157. At this point the
Oatmeal was ordered to report program.
TIIIIIDAT.—Mr. Berkeley gave ocelot that It was his
satiation to props.., in place of the voting-paper....
_d
of the Reform that in fatale the votes should le
taken by ballot. . Mill's bill for the setablialuneet
dleiriet sustainsl corporations in the
omeelmted some disensdoo, he ultimately Vitti
It.
pompons . Kr. Bastin& Galled attention to sae&
Aids the Rooleshistieal Comminsioners have dealt
with the claims of noauspindar members of cathedral
sod selleglate Aerobes to Increased stipends, and moved
for pepsin relating to the subject, which was agreed to.
leave ass obtained by Lord Naas to h,daal • bill
; for the meowed of the suspension of the
Act in Ireland until the Ina of Kama natt.CoeM
Game Laws (Sootlszad) Bill. and Lard lilobo's Game
I Lane (lisolland) Bill, were referred to • easel
I ooramittie. There was • little diseemdoo on the Perth,
ntentery Registration Bill, but the only result was the
withdrawal of the motion for the mooed readlou In
s eresmitles upon the Bale of Land by Motion Bill, Kr.
Ayrton made a mild attempt at an amendment, bet
h was defeated on • division of 216 to 25--even them small
nambers being only obtained by • whip. The hill
through comm tr committee slier • eariesosndlseneden.
RTd eente the report on supply, followed by Committee
of Sapply, the latter occupying • long time, with no
relief from the usual monotony. The night altogether
wee about the dullest of the semakm. The most sheer-
, ful motion was that of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
I for the adjournment of the bane over the Derby
I day.

TIIITRIDAY. —The order for the among reading of the
Bill for the farther !suspension of the Rabses Corpus
Act in Ireland was the signal for a long debate upon
Irish grievants. Mr. Maguire began it in • ocm.
prehensive speech, warning the Government that some-
thing more than reprensive actin is required for the
restoration of tranquillity in Ireland. He implored the
Government to improve the land laws, and abolish
that brand of superiority—the Irish Church. Referring
at last to the 'object before the committee, he took the
Government to teak for having mad* ths Quieen my at
the opening of the session that the further suspeesioe
of the act would not be neessery, while they were well
swan of • very different state of the ow. The boa.
member was answered by Mr. Rambo* is • very remark.
We speech. The idea of intim not being don to
Ireland by the English Government, Mr. Rosin&
&offered to be ridiculous in the present day. Whatever
punnets existed in 1796, there as. nothing of the kind
Is INT. The administration is y just sad
iiirictielirson: the position of the Irish Used° is net
t that of the English Dinner. Then is
▪ dominant Church to be sere—but tree there ever,
maned the bon gentleman • °harsh more gentle, more
home..? Tb.boass laughed irreverently at the letter
Vedi6; but Mr. Roebuck sa wno fun the matter,
is declared that be meant what he said. As for any
troubles that Ireland has to sedans, they wise from
creme with which the Onernmeat have nothing to do.
=assertions to the °outran the bon. gentleman
anithatimlly to be fakes and salmentous—•
kind of linguage sot relished by Kr. Maguire, arbo
ogled the speaker to ardor ; bat the 'sly result wb •
wanting from the chair, that nth imputations must sot
not be made to Lave • personal applisation Mr.
Bright COMO to the min of Mr. Maguire, whom he
thought to ban been unfairly treated by Mr. ithebeek,
whose speech be cammidered eelonlated to stir up
animosity, and still farther excite the Irish, wham he
declared to be already in • Meth of dangerous diens.
tent, medal-lag war between Inglnd and Anemias
Clsbiat any time. As for the comparison benne
iioli
msad Dineeten, be held It to be utterly
astounded --the differs's°, between the monition of the
two Min enormous. What the Ida want above all is
the abolition of the English Ohara Eirtablithmeet,
the maa who palate out the nature of the evil, tinned
of being semiled, is entitled to warm mid hearty sapped.
Lord Naas &dared the sharps marl the Onwament
In be wins sad ealumaina, and othith 1ia0449.882,
that the Government were not in icintssin . the
alarreist informatics eapq when they sim Taw
=ocaWas4 Effthth. ;Ether
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Goonis of rovalsriti, .11"—mh t0,_1117 beadily.*
slUed the Goserummo sety 'assumes to &nom
Age fault of the present, as well leaf all Met adinklis-
Mations, is that of apathy and inch/err-me to tits
irnnts of Ireland. and the eat q_aaatioas that
reqaro to be fettled arc Th. La" Lew and the
Irk' Church. The history of the country slim the
Ueion, be Meilen& may be aumm*d ie 33 /*oaten.
and rennet Bills, 26 Pram Preservation Leta, and ton
...pensiono of acts of Flabem Corm., me _
Government in energetio terros not k, rthi. In
log the wrong,. of Ireland, Moe Mia of mem..
all
tints of humiliating mitensions upon ate 6,4%1,7;
which brin;* us into (*ninon with America. tgr a
nishout echoing these senattional notions,
yirmid that • great deal mons than merely
policy is rtquired in Irelsod. No serious opposition...
sours*, was intended to the Government rootioe, whieb
wu ' to. The hones then went into
0.03; Reform Bill. TM Gist dimuelost
ws, neon an amendment to the 4th emus, ropee.i
by Mr. Vivian, estesidieg the trembles to an male
owners of any land or tenement held for so unexpired
term of not less time 00 lisere, and of the deer aomed
value of not lem than efi. This peopontion ree..pew
to, and then Sir Edward Colebrookspropoesd an amend-
ment to the same cisme. salMitatieg the speoileatim
of "a dwelling home" for "premises of an tenure!
whieb led to • couple of divisions. First it was pas•
posed "that ths words proposed to be omitted And
part of the dense." This Wu supported by °maw
want, and lost by 193 to 191. The advantage eran
hailed by the Oppositiqu with ill kinds if raptarone
demonstration.. But the meted was not quite wee
yet. Upon the motion "that the words a 'dwelling bomb
he 'merged in the clause," the Government mkt or*
rupporters imisted upon a fresh trial of strength. Tb.
time the motory lay with the Orrernment, the proposal
to insert the loads_ baeg.rejeste4 by 212 to 209--zse!esly

the same majority ..her previewi mos of Gahm
side, It was now the tern of Vs Visisturial b s.h.s to
grow wild with delight, and amine of great sonfugim
sassed, in the midst of which Lewd °meteorite
proposed.
considering the hopeless state of the slanes—alespoil
both of the original sad the subMituted words—that it
be omitted altogether. The Governmeat, however, pro-
posed to insert other words, and thee a hot discussion
took place as to what they ohoold be. The Oppoeitkot
wonted to report progress, sedation' &great des of time
loot in dismissing this promos!, it was at last a
and the House baring resumed, proceeded to ilLVest
the other business on the paper. The seem of coefealon
In which the last die:melon was meditated had ow par-
ticularly amusing episode. Mr. Owen Stanley sailed
attention to the fact, that during the division he bad
seen two umbers of the Governmeot, on. of whine,
asecribed as "a powerful man" (Mr. Ward Hoot and
(Wriest Taylor being the gentlemen indicated) Bahl
personal form in order to drag an hon. member out of
the lobby. 111 r. Stanley, however, did not make say
proposition in refereoce in the alleged proceeding, and
the House did nothing Is the matter but laugh—sp.
peering to think what probsbly was the truth. that the
boo. member whose movements were being interfered
with, was a Conservative who bad got into the wroug
plum
FRIDAT.-Mr. Hodesinoon gave eotiesthat be should
p Mr. Diemen's new clowns, and should Is
oppose
substitution move a clone absolutely Abolishing the
compounder without referents to any apemen* but
giving facilites for recovering rates steady assessed,
tad for the amen to the register of compounders under
unexpired eontrsats. On the motion frr going into
committee of supply, along discussion arms in ransom
to the Maharajah of Mysore. Lord William Hay coiled
attention to the despatch of Lord Onshore* on the

subject. Lord Cranborne reversed the —policy of Lord
Halifax as to Mysore, and &alined to ham it annexed.
Lord William Hay contends that be to wren. In the
discussion, Mr. 'Sm.llett, Mr. Laiog, Sir. r. Coishroke,
and many other members took part. The Habeas Corms
(Ireland) Suspensioo itet passed through aocenzittema
end, the Standing Orders hawing been suspended, was
read a third time iced pared.