The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25 00:00:00

Imperial Varliament.

HOUSE 01 eO.II3IOAS,
Th. House of C outman. met on blunder after the Baster
11 cam. Sri. Bartley W.lniot gave notice that he wi I
an the P ime Minister whether the G .vernment bays had
tinier could ler•tron during the tenant 111111/ inea•ures for
vtintibit' ir.g the pacer and authority of the law in Irduid,
•nd .egoor h• writ d.ecrithe them. Am rag •
eseceeicon of iippe re. ancee in the preliminary trusineut,
ritrier • i e limited. Mr. °hark. LlOlll asked whether Mr.
P•roell could lawful,y he fe-arreated and detained in
crie•orly under the origins) warrant The Attrrrn dr•
(hn, rat eusg erted that notice shoot 1 he peen, and the
rertirru er tad be rus•erisred to day Si- nry Wolff
g ,rra a wee that ha ciii t crlsy .aek whether Sir Charles
I) lk- i • p-ep.rd irr lay •re trade ft. c.rre•ponalenc •
with the Uut, e I Saute. I:llveturs.et ce co any dernend for
Us • ref- are of the .u•pa.te oi American nationality. The
first order of the rdy can the C ontnitte• on toe Army
Bill This met with Mae opp wition from thr• [doh
members, who a xbit..l oil rifting ran vin in the =tiff 01
c wary to animas in Ireland Mr. S•itOn woes I an
ani.udiment providing that when cars were taken for the
▪ MCI of the Government not more than four eol.lien
▪ ,ul.l ride in ih at, the' the horries.honl I not be driven •
f urther di t sac 1 than 16 Mool•dcy, cia.l that the rate should
not exceed six WON on her. Tb lehet, way of • very
lahriniti character, and before sew= o'clock the Bill had
Pasaed through c..musittare, ihough not without a division
beim, Laken. On the motion to go into Commirtee of
Supuly, Mr. Garet moved on •direits, praying the Qu
, to "limes Cecil wayo, the Zulu King. from the unjust
• captivity In which he ia bed. Mr. Coral pleaded to be
heard at eoapp ort-r of the G rvernmen in their policy in
8 'nth Africa. He bellyvad that hntb sides were convinced
of the najtht charalter of the Z du war. Getewayo bad
reetrte,l en ul imatain which an one defended, and as the
net.= of an unjual war we. bow held in a condition of
melanch in captivity. The atitandinent wee oeconded by
Mr W. a Gladatone followed, and, in a
comp tr.tively tari•l speech, dgpri,,AL,..d priming the
amendment ta • divieian The easy was not yet ripe for
the decision of Governmeot, much leas for that of the
lion. of C MUD toe. 101101 r, ten. hang made in South
rica to the probable results of the restoration of the
Z II Ming. When that Wee completed the Gaverninent
would he prepared to act in s manner certainly not
unfriendly in stint to the damsel King. The amend-
ment was withdrawn. The Mollie wont into ikinlinitinn
on the Army Ettimatek On the vote for forego end
furl opportunity was off.rad fore al criticism of the
management ef the &MI. lode we litier•lly spot,-
printe I by military memberv, and a prolonged disc...fah
of a technical chara,ter ensur.7l, and the House adjourned
at twenty minutes pest two o clock.
fULIDAT.
At Tueeday's sitting of the Hata' of C 30101013 the
Bristol Water Bill was road a sec rid time, and referred to
a select committee. A couple of uneitieas were asked
raiding to SIM 1411110311 cam ; but the LIM Secnisrs win

enable to (orate( 566 lent-awful mooed for. 8 r O.
Dtlke was intarrog add on the subject of dui Irisli•Acrieil-
es. ...wt., and the hon baronet, in reply, stated that
papers would shortly be laid on the tilde. In midi, to Kr.
Ddlwyn, the Postatoote,General 66i6 the Government
hod power to compel mad deemed) to carry postal portals,
though there was so widu t tdool ueliirly pith shipow..,..
Answering an interrocoton reopocting the proposed
Channel Tunnel, Mr. Gladetins is.. an uonphatao assur-
ance that nothing dirictly or indirectly would be done by
the Government in connection with the scheme unless
with the sanction of Porllainent. Mr. dhiel took his *cat
for Meath, in Oa room of Hr. A. It Sullivan, resigned.
Sir J. McKenna then called attention to the oddest of
Imperial taxation in Ireland; but before he had flaisbed
his speech the House was cowittd out.

THUILSDAT.
In the House of Common' the prozress of questions we.
impeded by an episode which occupied • considerab:e
Portion f the eren,ll4. Mr. Sextet called atteetion to
the interference of Mr. Clifford Lloyd, special magietrat•
for Clare, to prevent the erection of buts for evicted
families at Tulle. and asked whether the opegnanfanf
were aware of them circumstance., ant whether they
approved them. Kr Forger read a telegrun from Kr.
Clifford Lloyd, in which be stated that the bnildins of these
huts was in pursuance of the practice of intimidation by
which the Lind L oigue fought to tarry out their man-
dates. As to the circular. Mr. Forster bad no official
cognisance of it, and leaked that the question might be
repeated on Monday. Mr. Sexton thoreupoo moved the
a ijournment of the House, and in • eldest speech
attacked Ur. Cliff ,td Lloyd. the Irish Executive, and
the Chief 8-creterr. After wyns rem.rki fro. hi,
MaCarthy. Mr. Mitchell Henry, and Mr. Healy, Mr.
Shaw strongly coodemse I the circular, and called
for the rem vat of the official who had issued it.
Mr. It 'thwart, returning to it, idyl, of oratory which had
cbsgacimised the speeches of Mr. Sexton and Mr. Healy.
and being frowitedo it lase practised in Re dexterous
management, ape lily toned himself at Mane with the
Speaker. &fluting to Mr. Fontm. he said he won' d
take a parucular fours," if he were an honest politician
or even an hostel man." Hereupon there were trim of
"Order" and "Withdraw." Mr. Redmond taking no
nfAtee, Mr. Goechen r so Ii order. Toe Speaker thin
called up in Mr. Redmond to withdraw the expression,
which he did. addins that he wea sorry the rules of the
House did nut permit in-fathers to tell the truth. Than
•al • fresh outbreak at MU% an i the Speaker pointed
out that Mr It eltnood had cot with 'raw,. Tost
gentleman. sppareutly ruiriconst.uior the p stient forbear.
sacs of the Speaker, said he withdrew the *damsel= and
was very sorry that it was a t is his power within the
rules of the House to make ua of It. The Speaker then
named him, sod Lo .d Ilartingtoo moved the cumeequentfal
reeolutton that Mr. Redmond he suspended. Mr. Healy
DO. i.isios in ti.e fray, named hit:omit sod Kr. Redmond
ea team Thu Speaker refused to accept this &online.
lion. and Mr. Hwy, showing • disposition to argue the
matter, the Speaker quietly observed that LI another
teller were not named he ehould declare the aye, had it.
Mr. Hear men nuard somber teller, end the House
dividel-207 voting for the expulsion and If against. On
returning after the diviaion, Sir Stafford I.Vrtheoto,
resumed the debate. Mr. Lewis that uteri notice that
on Monday he *mild move tbe las • of write for
Cheater and Oloweeter.
FRIDAY.

lath. Home of C =mons, the second reading of a Bill
for augumating ;be endowment of the bishopric of Liver-
pool. by the sale of an adyow,ott, we. opposed by some
Noncontraist members, but was carried by 160 votes
against 7d. In answer to Sir Stafford Northcom and
cohort, Lord ilsrtingtm announced that Mr. Gladttone
would maks • statement with reference to public business
on Monday. The Corrupt Practice,. Bill would be taken
altar the Bulger, and be further prooseded with on
Tuesday. Mr. Liightm again called attention to the
expanse @Wallet upte lord ratepayers by cerain police-
men being cAlled upon to provide protection to Kr.
()Wigton. whiist at Hawarden. Sir W. Harcourt said it
was dialcult to Weems mien • grievance menously. It wee
the duty of the local authonti s to protect every Pere=
who came within their jungiietion ; and lb. ratepayen
of Flintabire had disavowed the action of the junks..
Mr. Roberta (the member of Pilot) having denied that Hr.
Leighton represented the fesiing. of the ratepayers of that
constr. tit" matter droppat Meesra. O'Connor, Biggar,
Sexton. Reline mid, and other Lend Leaguer, Men pro-
duced • new stock of grievances touching the adminatra-
Hoe of Me law in Ireland, and Mese having been disposed
of, the House went into Committee of Supply.