The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-27 00:00:00

=tit• kr
of Mr. Brigl4,l
mat of wiry
Ammer

11°.#18_11=, eamilienthe
aszesselotosea just
, aad conniving the unesitio
r Oath and shish has, in
.4. times, boss interposed forth. ado
guard of the mastitution. We should speak
with noose insane upon this subject were it
not that the double or triple oppealliaa with
which the losogsg Worm Bill Is threatened
=lllsa Dem the Liberal ranks. No
tir*
the Comeseatives at their reputed
nieetiloystihs Marquis of ballebuty's (BMI
Derby bid Up With gout, gout, and the
Countess seriously ill) resolved "that
the minitterial Mona sal should be
strannot Era at every
.siege. 4 That
was all as have been askinelp. Hut
the Times' of including En the bet .of
Tories in attendance our %met member the
Hoe. Mr. Postman and some twenty others
whew.. neither there nor likely to be tin"
vas like other teasel blunders (wan the
" nunoured resignation of Bari Basal")
not without tignilloshils, for it has since
plainly appeared that there were not merely
20, but at Most 50, some believe GO pure
Tamale, NOT present at Lord Salisbury's
meeting, yet heartily disposed to save it all
the trouble of opposition to the proposed
measure. Thus, on Tuesday, Barl Grosvenor
gave notice that on the sodas for the mooed
reading, he should move that it was in-
expedient to dhows a bill for the reduction
of the franchise, until the House had before
it the "tire ethane of the Goverainea.
It is whispered that the Omoservatives are
likely to this Ilmsadment by putting
forward iltan*y its soccooder. But
without this the qoverzonmit
must have NA it
from the hair reprosenit=7 he=
following so largo Si that of the Marquis at
Westminster View* to width it is no
secret Mr. ssluao.'s own son was indebted
for his seat hit 011111 tr. But the tulitthit
cut of ail was probably the wimp' gima
Sir William WM, a maim of Lard Palmer-
staa's recent goverionsak and presumably in
the words and willing to fulfil UN mind of
dist vest chief; shoos whereby, should the
Bill escape the denier with which
Grorvenor imam it on ties Wood
it would lobe Iti_veloms the Airy artier=tl
clossaitase. Wrnieue's *dice was, theit
the event of going into oommittes, he should
=that the Bill should not take affect
801 l for the redieleibotion of mine had
also been passed, and that the two Blls should
be conahned sea.. Apt. W. believe there
sweat be the slights* doubt that, bad be
been spored, such would bave been Lord
Palmersion's very alai upon this asetter.
Mr. Oliphamt., teo4= that be should
Ire fboutitaties of t.:11 o investigated
seem to have forced apse the Chancellor of
the Biehequer the inevitable neesesity oldie.
sarong the Government seer* and accord.
*ply in moving that the house at its Asia.
Toseday night should_ Amon to the 1)16
April for the Halter kills" he Zreud42
grner the second Ned* the
mtended to eliplidu their views is
Aro de Ws, which would give every
information to the house, sad, of course
to the country. But this being so, it
mesa be esofessed that this peculiar
allow* 111 peek* • Reform Bill by stolen
sierehes creuM appear is be the mowalag folly
of Berl gamin gemsaawat. It is dmissees
e=to *dip their that She iefasswiliss In
awl be (cribsming / only la ems at tie
?till being slime* lo paw Ss sessad roadie& It
spool= for Ned Grorreese., however, to sey
whether hi will Iwo& it to be so. The ball is
certainly as hie foot, and we enspeet he grill hist.
At ail ingots, wihes appealed te, he &Asa to
withdrew his aeaseiessWelebough Mr. Oliploat
withdrew his, sad Mr. Me#siss too, it mid to
have withdrawa a moths, of width, hormone, it
appears &Odd whatbsr he vs* )4 aims
sodas. And, alsmhed with tisset fie* Mo.
Disraeli at the wavering immolation of ihe
Government, Wore Sr mass reels over the
ream.