The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-06-24 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAILIENT.

In the House of Lon's. June 19, I ord Dent,ah, after In
citurlog hr her tee D.mlaration of Paris, 'grin, was ever
ratified by Der tiaisety in Council, presented petltiol a from
Manchester and oiler large towns, praying for the 'lemur,
ion of it, right to seize tuernt's property to neutral ahips,
&Mt to tit ont privateers in Case Of war. fie elneled to the
Wolin/duces attendant urn the Tree," of Pads, and next
passed to the state of our militley resources, malnt;lOng
the, by the D•e!aration, we ttrel lost all benefit from& great
• part of car cn,y, Imeense on enemy would transfer all
commerce to nentrel thins, and war would becoMe Much
more tvlious and CrAily.
Lord C.WP.t ',Mot oninion that, elUtottf h the Declaration
war tint reti9.ll by the (X eon in Conned, we iii e in honour
bound to oloerve It. In the elrent wail', wbakvcr We loot
halP.getents we should pain as neutral,.
toed alannerbery cenld not admit 1,1 the Daelaration was
If so sacred a char, men as • 'Frosty formally ratin.‘l. lie
did not wish It prow sit to are ft rent:Mated ; but the late
Lord lretbr ,wrtrted that by this declaratico we heal, in Cite
of War, cut off our right band. 110th. Decbeetteix It would
be Imroaaible So maintain In Cale of war
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ford Groovill, voluted out that, 1: tho D elocution of Perla
had not been observed by rrallCO In the late war, her ships
inlaht hardssearchrel the Whole of one mercantile ravine to
see if an reeds belenylng to Dermsny were on lawn. Hs
protested &game: the w.ctrn,e thst whim internsttouni obit-
stions beck, tna Inecuvenlent they might be repudiated by a

Tier. .RA01.8.113;1 wee brought to I Clots by Lord CArhester,
Neu. thought the llcclaretlca ot Perlis tbjurtoue to our 10.
tartlet_

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lhe Dogs BM was emended hi Committee.
Lent WesOury, In moving the sem n I reading of the House
of Lords Appellate Jurltioetfin 10.1, ilrew attention to the
tact that the appeals f:om ticotlaud during the last f our
Seer. eiminecd ¶o numler those troll Engle:id and Ireland
pot tos.ther. 'ire rw nit.... Mat, while Important appeals
from India and the Uoli tea could Out a aln a fearing,
tur,l,tance court be elern by the Law Lords to the
Judlclal of the Peley Council, facelift
they were condeinufsJ to Holten to the most idle
and !drama appeals, from hootherd, Invclvlng no Im-
portant principle of taw. Alllllloling that (Atli. brdsblps
"rooft come to the reecho of their own trteeral, Be explained
the remedies propoeed by his 1,11, wthill limits the am met
of property In Ticttlon, unless UN) U art below should affirm
that the case !evolved. rree important principle of law. Ile
girl net earsct that the bill w-intd pass this Seaalon. but If It
were tel 1 i treotal thine the Lose! Professlon and the Plinth
would haw Si, opt oannlty oh Conaldcrlug It, prorislous
dud' g the itecess.
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The Lord lancellor said that Lunt Westin:try hs d rather
vonveratated the extent of the evd, az.d he partioularlsed
three frivolous Scotch appetite which consecutively L coupled
the Low hod., grid In which the law sada were wholly die
proportfuete to the amount in dispute. • Urea to that
amount might be resso..ably adopted, and taro a lilll.L
to the Dom dotlog which ein rota might be bronght.
Te the .conit portion of the toll, giving the Court
of Argeal below power to refum the liberty of ap-
peal to that Douse, be saw goo, objecticn. Odicr reforms
were, however, req tired. rte right eel iyed by *name to
conduct the', °an ciimvve rometinne• iced a frighttul
waste ot ttme, veto% it depth nit their lordships of their
right to be eselided by conned. It was alto dearable that
sniot,ll.l,Ohl lm as much et c milord to the low,
and ebotild Pot include the facts of the Care.
After wantarke from Lord Chelmsford and lord CAonesy,
the W. was Goan reel a ccond Giro_
tord De Grey (upon emotion by Loyd llockhurst) eel! it
wotild not be dearride to unilertnke an It unit, by a Select
committees as to the pretest etate ol the Lew in regard to
Vacclnatton, teceuee rt clothier Invvalretion had I let been
concluded bye Committee et the odier [lonic A bill louedad
'Von their Report buh betn bronght In by hr. 1,, rater
eocuring the eppoltament of inspeecre who rhould satartaln
the mauner in which vaccination had be•rt nirrle.l cm% the
Governan IA would see that vacculetton was carried out in
the most OlL:lent insurer.

Thetr lordships then j
In the House of Commons,
Sfr li. Setwtn.fhhetson sit. 4 the tinder Swretary at State
for the Co!outgo Whether the Oorernmeut had It• Iced for ahy
Worns front the dlfferent 00i0111011 as to the wor Mpg of the
ballot a. alsOled to the elections to th‘se sonutrlos ; and, If
no, wher'aer he would Ly the reports of the governor. of
those t.,..Tonles on th st an .et upon the table of the 11 ntsr.
!dr. !gloms, sand Ike 0 ‘verranent had asted for vas
returns, nod they were forwarded to the tight bon. gentle.
men who tput churns of the NU, and he had laid them 00th.
table of tholl,ase.

Tmfor-Lind— the Fechtsty of fl'ate for the Home
Pepartnient witeth.r, considering the toe that wm being
made of the Act 29 Chnrt,i If., e. 7, if d the difficulty In
the present state of pu'llic business of geit,ng an opportunity
It a fair itisc•ission on the swipe% the government would
bring In i Inti to ruipend for one year th 3 ocerstion of the
said

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Bilnes and Mr. P.undsle put qnottfouti on ths rem
*INNS.
Mr. Bruce did hnt propose to tutrcdocs a bill for the
sospenston of the Act ot Char,es II Ile re4retted the over
real of cettaln partlee en the Sunday glued in, Lot be Con:cl
nit toggett a ttmecly her undertake to provide any reviaon
tient senior
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M.lilacpoole asked the Fret Lord of the Treasury, If
'tf ter fartha conslderath.n of the Cu' j .ct of a koynl reel
%fence In Ireland, he ccutt rose state Ile !n:tattiona of the
vserumeut,

M-t:Tilia.el;iote said Ws bon. friend hut given notice of a
motion t o sub), at for the 11th J ily. sun by that thee be
would slate the betentiott of .he Ouvelumett on the out lect.
In Committee on the Army Wit Mr Torg.um moved his
Dew clause prohlbiling the employment of rear elts under 20
rde foreign eervire. itt cltrsed the oreumenta in ita favour
tinder the three heads of military. melee I sod social femense
quoting the opinions of the Dube of Wellington. 8 r John
Burgoyne, Lore saudteurst. Dr tentioele. vol otter suthorlties,
and he urged the perm nit duty inenennont on the Home
of neglecting no meafill of providing 3 Duly La-lonal Army.
Mr. Bolles seconded the clause, to wilted he wished to add
the farther nattiction that no recruits shall be enlisted
nudge 10. and went !nth the statistic,' of recruiting to sh.e,
Cant rejections were more frequent among he longer chum
of recruits, and that the number of men Utdet 2/ in the ranka
LA largely Itceoaied since 186 i.

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Lord Mahon atm su2porte4 the amer.dment, and argued
tor e,r.tinu rmeloce
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irernment to far Concurred with
hien principle of the doors th..S they would agree to an
Addrem e crown in-nine that the rule may be obierved
to
tar is Is ; bnt MI( y o j c;ed to basilic the
restriction imposed in, statutory form Tae dahmitles of
recruiting, he pnii,ted out, were much Increased by the
Impcsribt!lty of o•ni Grip:lon Sr tlli couniry st. 4 the
',noted senices the lieltiih Army has to perform, and we had
,nneen ;eon, to t.k • our men as sr, reati,l rot th,n. at
the horeme ot roy enreestel by Mr lloirm, Sr
rielnatked that It w to matter •• filch reepOreil g,e cantion.
When Our system of li,terves had be-u eVablohe4 the pre.
Portion of younr recruits weuld be smeller, and he rintoted
out that a TPCII3: general order prneblel for reti-h.li g
yoner recruits at hone by putthm h m hi the record
battalions atid so on. Ile laid particular stress On eilich-nt
tu+ptotion.
The illecusst,n sem centlnned by rowel ton. memben,
and eventually the dame a 00 1) en tiegetive.i without a Lisel-
elm.

B,ltho prop...a tnmn.el chin at tee...tele& the rte
for rattrlng the Itereive, b it he wee procirineeil out of
onto., by hie Clink:nen. (cid he pottpentil to the It Tort
etc W. 11..i.snil rropond n settee of rovGio.i teitriatirg
'minutely the terms of eullstmert In the am), Mtn*, .r 4
Iteserv,, but after ft she Ga.:male.% they I■4/0 withdrawn.
L ird 13. Hamilton moved Cc! rrltrylog county megit-
tre'ee Crone the liability to Dell'utalu ir nourlea Oohing,
thorn. tiitt, for the tallith, ; &rot on dlvielon it we& °ay
trjetted by the narrow majority of I (178 to 17C. The
roteedulee were then sane I to, aril et half-wet rleven toe
committee was awed. Thurri!ty fortrNiy find tor the
HeLort, brit It will 'we &tinnily taken on a iinhieurieut

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The Leta.: amendments to the Trade... l'n on 1111 s were
next rourldered. The ;Merritt, ns We .1 by thetr Lordships In
the first bitt s Web relates to the ctril stAns • t tress usu..
slat; us, were agreed to; bat lithe criminal DI;1 th.re was
burg discussion nn the int jezt el plckells g The lintre
hes:Wary prcrposed to amend the Lords' smceonsents on tall
point rot on n Division, be can Denten by 147 to 97. es d
the btll e-oslttt h P2e condition in which it has c rne down.

The Hiucallon (Scotho d) BM was c tram:Med profaned,
eat Ute AlRShant 3hlppkw eta was wtthdca
rte House thou adlourn:4.

In the Ilcue of lord.?, June 20 the Loc)nottvos WIL on
the motionot Lord ti hsrtos basil resd a seen,,l tinva,
Wll, on the sorse•tian ol L rU Mnlay, rofrrri U a,a B.l+et
C.Jrnrotltee after an !uteri...till' conwarsztlon na• n the WARY
of syam trsalou erglnal its sac:culture, and thartneat Upon
tbaroads

Lori ietaucharry's Burial Groomes Bill let to • glacntsion,
In wh!ch (ho ll:ating of triochoster sx;rts.ed on °pintoe
that to allow religious arratnee n her than mom of the
fistahllshid Church to churchymds wout.l be to •lolate the
principle of on H,tabibr.n Church, a, d lead to Mrs meet
nctiton. :one 'parrs's. Woe's any 01 jtctlnn Whited to
the t• Punch no Fneland series tbe-e Coit;tl he, he thought,
an honourable and resereirtal built without sly @emus at
bnt after previous regent's mto/strattot In the place of
worship of the partly. Esentntity, Ird Morley end other
tit'ere who hod o. jectloni to the Lill cw,aenttd to the souti.d
reading, on the understanding that Mao bill should be ref erred
to h Relent Committee.

The retruleran ItliCeonsollatttne thn pro•Wonn no former
Acta, d gfven farther atcarltles agatost aockt: et, was read

Lord CS.IIIII erinvevitvil to postpone the third reading of the
toadlord 44,1 Tenant (feeler.") Act, I 1•70, Amindment
upon the appeal of Lird G,evitle, who thuught this: snili•
O'cat time had not been given for its convidiratirn In
Ireland, Lord Orglllllo,o, h.viug advertel to thy necesvlty of
inerevalna the powers given ur.der the Load lie: of edvAnc-
big money to tenante to pii-chase their farms, and the
debaft wee aci,nroed out(' Fria iy,

Lord Lytteion save explanations (in *newer to Llrel Back-
tors ) relative to thy action of the Itodowed School.
I pritniiqf out the lin possihill• y of giving any
Ilst of the enelowoo echools proposed to be Lonthied in the
schema of any ono year.

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Lard Cain U asked why the dale of the o,h of Ar.ril, 1565,
was Inserted in to Washington l'resty an the limit of ttme
ir British claims It happened that a la.ge quantify of
cotton belongh gto Britten nut jeete woe taunt taro to : after
the 9 h of April, aad the owners hal a wal foundnd claim
to compensation, If not preelniied by the ahoy. date. There
was no limit whatever to the Al,butia

Lore Granville said that the war W,u regrosted sa begin-
ning with the bombardment of Fort 811tilt,r and terminating
with the rnrren ler of General Lee, on the lii if Apr 11,1915.
The claims of the Britt& mercantile house In questton were
not debarred, but strerrhened hy de Treaty.
'Their lorlships then adj. tamed.
In the Hulse of COMMollt, Mr. Mt tebed flpiwy gime
nottra that on 1 briroday he would Ink the Hoed Stern-
tary whether, c,nsidertng the annoyance that la being
ceured by the proem,' tens under the Act of Clarion IL,
(S !mitt, Troiln ho wood I,rti.g Is a shod Act to render la
riectesery for on.. S, Si to 4btslta the rt of tLa Attorney-
lieneral to toot r penal.tos under Sidi AG..
Sir C. If. Added y gad notice that on the ettrilst pOrsibla
day his would move or c,11,a of any Coricaree,ence which
may have passed between the Government and the H.gh
commiseioncrs during the rt.cent necoll Miens ea VI,
and would ask tilt Government to give a day fir a motion en
the inibidt.

Mr. Vernon IlarCourt &eked the Chancellor of the Exchequer
what reeponsible %Milker Is or wershle to the Hones for the
condues of Commiseinnere a Wv di end Vomits In the ad-
ministration of the 11. nnn. (ho Crown lands ;at
whether • report. adds( reed to fly, T nit.lll7, dsted June 8.
Ism sod f J twee h. 'toward, purporting to 'taina the
function and encl.. of the east mtob.ners of Woods and
Forests, 14 appro:ed spa eanctior.el by her fdePstre °Olen-
WICK .

the Chancellor of the Etch'd ler replied that he wee to
iporothle for the words AA thrombi. The report rtferred to
writ 101 upqn the (Aldo by the it .y.,JArt,,, awl thrternre
had their aphmul As (brut he k CIV l co I hcorrrct
atttentebt facts. era ol the tt:.le of the lA* u regaled
the wend. end I rertoi.

Mr. V. If arcnurt usive not'ce thet en ening Into committee
Of supply OD the Clvil Service tu.eJ. ho wonlo will atlan-
tic'. to the lengusge cf 13,13 If ,C 7..
Mr. W. H. Smith, who was songiorted by !Ur. lisrestiri
II•Va and others, complained cf the worn cud neglected COD.
dike of the gnus Oli the ncr, h side of If yes Park, DO4 Mr.
Ayrton explained the Cill,ulty of malntainhig a trim and
unit appearance In this port of tte perk except by excluding
the polio cud trnatleg it a 9 a priests pork Mr lhintinebi
auggested that a begitintr g should be made es excluding the
"Sunday demonstrators."
Mr. Munic called attention to certain grievances connected
With tltie flumes Dottrel on Carriages, sad movcd resolution
against holding the temporary lo al of a carriage to Involve
Um charge et the duty Toe I'd ors-11'4 al the lixcitroocr
°P, 13"." the motion. 'enil It we. r• 3 pru.SCO. The etrenre-
winces nodes which She Lords' aniondrueet, t th--, Bank
lifidyda)s !MI woie .rued Curl the expediency of cern.
penestlro the slel ks lientenancy tur In. stich nisy arise
to them from the Army pegnletion rlr.i were d'rettlgtti.
The House then went Into Committee of Supply.
The folks iug woe, were agreed to :—.C1,148 IS7, Polk
(Mee Item packets; I 27,0 0 0 Post Olics Tolrgraph 841.1.1 C,;
£l.O ' Inland &Attu,: £2
..sts
."woel £42,7y0, superior Courts of Cornmeal Las,. Keg
land ; £40.777, Lcodec Porirt of lisultruptty ; 1.315,730,
r (;',uts ; £e9.177, csort of prow%ned n.vor,o;

wgh or Admiralty 3.015, land registry ;
£151,410, Ilptroin Wan Pollee ; Englswi,
Scotland, and Wales ; aunt £361,832, Convict Establishment&
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Some Mdcusslon took piece upon Ws latter vote.
Mr. Crop. arkd what would be the whole expenditure to
belcoo t'T'red the new prisoo Si Brixton.
Mr Maier net. that the It oreromout intended to bring
the whole matter before the house, azol to take its opinion
upon the f r I exp,lidi taro.
Wheelboule ~bed Wbether the Government intended
to .`meee the prisoner, from Slalom* elsewhere.
r. Bruce said that it had fr,rl •scaly been reported to
the U 'vet nment the the prison at ,Whoule °tight not to he
coolloued there They had consequently decided to remove
the pritone.• rhewhere, bad not yet deck' Jti where. T
tern of £.3 004 In the estimates was reel thou for neeessary
preliminary work..
After some farther conversation the sum Of £15.000 was
pnipered from the Vote, the Stcrataty to the Tr..asury
asse•dlug to that course.

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be vote of Ll6l 9SO for county primes and rtformatortee
gore rbe to along therms', u oa the rauctlat Al the II ,ru.
luta grant to children onrer ten and above fifteen years of
age In Re,ormitory tatti 111.111 Wel School; in wldeb Mir C.
B. Adderlm, Mr. 11 ee,, Mr. 0. Cave, Dr. Brower, ma other
meta, re took par% •ha vote woe ullimet&ty weed to
Thttlitmee of Coatnome Winters.. and the Crueda Lila
waa read a third tine. and paired.
At the trotting flitting, Mt Fawcett ort•in Med a !mg citr-
on-don on the management of the N•av Forest an I Pe
groomst conduct of the Cana tadoners of W.me..s, by in,vlt g
t' at, pendlag kglelatton. no felling of ornamental umber,
MAI to fresh tne'autert shad be made in the Now Yana.

if Clifford, M TOCOnfling the motion. 'peke wamily as to
I Mc xecemisy for checktng the rimbuctive Whammies of the
,mtni s orars, and particularly complained 4.1 the Pale
Of an ancient yew w.a.d, ctmtempormenis with the C.a.
on ror, for COO.
kir C. If proposed to salt. aa a rider to the TO atilion
Shut the Corr orlestraers dualist lumnedistely restore to It.
framer condition of owl for led loud Limey Wood, which he
maintained they tied 111 may eucioe. a, rod were improperly
mar atil g. At ter 'other lobs dls.raseton, the motion, with-
out the •IIIeMiIIIOTIT, was tweed to.
Atter air. se, i ,tht Sherlork had brought in a Mit to
amend the law relating to Municipsl Corporations to in-
land,
Mr. It It Shetidan a resolution calling on the
13 turd of Trade t withdraw fr. rn the Metrtpotram District
dl way the exemption it at present a Joys from tho oblige-
two to provide motion COOTTAOTSUOUOII, lAA Of & dlrhtou, it
waa negatived hy 14: to 76
Ito the motion of Mr. ll'Callagh Tracery, an dc rem to the
Q sln erm sanest to, with, ut ot p witirai or discussion, prey.
it bee to slve direction, that measnree be taken to prevent,
m tar as prsclhaile, sAdlere antlered In any regiment of
cavalry or Want, of the Line bett g called ur,..n to wrye
out of the treated K indom who hale not attained the Age of
Sal hots.

The adjourned debate on Mr. ItoMee bill for exempting
charitable tmeittnione from local rabbi wan nee' up,
but ob a Meld m It was thrown out by 114 to 68.
The Dago No. 8) VII waa withdrawn and the other bottom.
having been t leposent of, the Mouse sej urned.

In the Home of COMIT(101, Jane 21, Mr. Ryland. moved
the second reading of the Sale of Liquor on Sanctity H.II, the
ol •ct of which In to prohibit the sale of Heiner on the L
Day. the regretted that the G ivernment Bill had been with-
drawn before the House had ilbensted the principle of the
roessuro, as there were m poIN to In It well worthy of sup-
port When the Government did deal with the (Langton, he
trusted they would adhere to the ancient Hue. ht she Boost •
Bitten, and not adopt any row tangled methods of settle-
ment lie contended that this bill dealt with a tory Hop wt.
ant port of the stilled, and out.. upon which public opinion
was more advoncsd than on any other. Ile stated that •
large mount of crime was attributable to Sunday drinking,
and he palmed out that In &Vend the average annual con-
sinnotion of beer by each
.adult mee was. 120 g ollons.

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0J,(00.000 C yeas was pent In Intoxicating driuks, and of..
third of the onions arrested t y the pores were taken into
cost/ Ay on bandays, alter having been dissipatiog at the
pablic-hoose.
Mr. Polley seconded the motion. lie believed the closing
of Wilchenses on Sunday would be of great advantage to
the working classes ; but, at the seine time, something ought
tote done for tbs improvement m their dwellings and the
elevation ot their social and moral condition.

. Mr Jost no Ifisiden moved as an amendment that the bill
be real. sw ond time that day eh months The bill nimbi
not accomplish the otject which It *ought to attain, but it
would u jostillsbly interfere with the liberty of bermes who
were curable of restraining their paasiona, and who ought trot
to be milicted to inch rigorous tvatmen,. 11 was a genre
libel upon the grid mass of the people, hecome it assumed
that the mil irity were given to drunlienteis aril that
It was thcri-Lre necesiary for the Legislaitire to lay down a
rigid law againot the sale of totoutcettte liquor. nu Sunda,.
The large rams of the labouring pot Illation au honest,
scb r, and Intelligent, and ought not to beslandered In ruch•
tremors.. I'll were HAM to pass such a restrlctli n. It ottght
to bo mud:nail° to this club. of the rich as wcll as to the
public-boner, of the poor.

Mr. Mellor seconded the amendmee.
Af.tr remarks from Lord Saudon, Mr. Jacob Bright, Mr
Beele7, and hi,. B does,
Mr. Brnce admitted that Sunday deleting was an evil. Ile
thought. however, that it arose from Sonday teArg an Idle
day, artl from the fact that on th it day the working-lames
generally had a little money at th•ir command. It would be
difficult, if not impoleible, to deprive them ,t 1 11 opportunity
c f obtaining retreahment on thetdr y ; and, therefore, he could
not mipport the mound readtng of the MP. At the Ramo
time, he wee of °Anion that the liquor inn!: on Sunday
u'd he rehtricte 1 . but the preeent bill endeavoured to me
Cenmtleh too much If It wire Brad to that the bill e'oull
be committed ro forma, SO SS to Irclutia In It. pr,v:Mors
lienttleg the houn cinelme al,ct ra,die h u-vs shooed herpf
on Sindaya, he would not vote again.: the second reading.
Be In I no he,e, however, that t. would ho p.emittle to pam a
hit :We sombre.

After tome further dlscu.tfon, Mr Ulan& mkt he WM
qtOte wthir to ,t,:opi t the cropositten of the Goremment ;
and on e dldelou there tr ere : -Yee the I econd eadfug, 147,
agetntt 1, lln ;no j ntly, 28.
The blll was then f ead a mooed time.

The Primitive Wesliyin alelhodlst Society of !rebel
R.shist.on 11.11 passed throush ciromittee with several
ameadments.

Ine R3part en Supply was brought up by Mr. DAgog, grg
ag-eag to.

.neral bills were advarc3d a stage, and Oa LI moo ad-
J 'mod.