The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-15 00:00:00

fmptrial Varliament.

THE BUDGET BILL.-DEFEAT OF TIIE GOVERN-
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TOL TLqI.III C ,MPANSATION RILL.
HOUSE OF COILVONS._

TR URSDAY.

Althwigh the attendance of rat tubers appeared to have
In a much dintiniah.d ire the nesrooas .31 the rre,nn
there w as on moryine lack of t arimmy in the earler pro-
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the Contagious Dn. a.e. Acts, and y eon utciciti in
rev:uncut of a few of th • p ths h..p •n of th•
members who repren nt the ailtd-cted and
etc tad the apprehension. of Mr. S:enfle di fnienilt
Eventually it was made apple nt that the retention of
c t Ricers would 0..1y " for tse pre•ent ;" and the
riaht hot. gentleman gave Sir Henry Wolff a f ortt.er
in—prance, doulitle-s int-ndni lobe fin al, that the Govern-
nien t would not paptpono the suspeusioa of the Acta even
until 11. prstowe Bill for lie. ros ctson of young gins
is intro Marl Much dimatisfaction was dousonetrate-d,
h•.wever. end no•ic, wag given nf a discumion in CM.
mitt. of Elspply. Mr. Janie Cilliugs' appeal to the
('router to continue the p.swent ate-ion of Pad daunt
until the important ineeetnes nein. d in the Q men's
Sp owls have heen clip eed of, wee adobe it by Lori, Rene
dslph M the ex.mee for a spiteful attack on tn.
• A•tortiey•Generd, erls on he chsrseu with delaying the
Minn—. of the Committee on Late by tallong
time for the purp. si of or venting the C .munttee from
amino's: sit cl•i in. Mr. Gladeume. while be agate !ante
penned • &finite Answer to Mr. C Amite, repelled with
evident scorn the iudnitatons f Us- member for Wood.
click upon the Attotony.o I. In he omen's of the
further heckling 01 itunisten, walea eg**uded over emily
a hundred que-toot. Mr. S. Mode.. who has teen too
rarely Men or heard of in the El tee during the present
sesaiOn, elimind that the Islosernment is cud...mooring,
with but little success, to brine show 00 luternatsonM
Conference on the sugar bounties o. Couto...cud State*
A spiestion to the S c rrrrrr of the Navy e,icitel that the
Admira'ty Boonl eill not allow • silo.s and inclines to din
"the blue ribbon," unl.si they reCei•O it aa the insignia
of a decoration w in in the e- vu ce.
Before the Douai went into Conmittan of Supply,
Mr. Glaistone was wv ri ly cat •chiaed by the Opposition
Open the atita of businyes. Toe peg upon which their
complaints were hang wait the detition of the Government
that in order to be... the Agricultural Tenant.' Compen-
sation Bill before thee wale; previous to the adjournment
for Whi suntida Mr. Dod.on, as Minster of A.sneultore
in the House, should introdoce it at some tme to-night,
even al-bough he didn't set his opPortnoitY till three in
the morning. Al there wa. no alternative for this war.,
the faultdinding of the Oppontion doubtless had an
ulterior object. An in on 41 the vii lox of the mi:lions
required for the Civil 8-rvice began, the House dwind'ed
down to about 20 inemliere. Nothing remarkable occurred
io the Committee of Suppl incept that Lead It.
Chuich.ll, in n tamentine on Mr. Snow leafevre's plans
fog lighting tie Mane of Csasnsons' iihrary by electricity,
called Mr. E li.on " a Yankee adventurer, who was
enreed y s isosct el of hay•ne at leo the patens of Mr.
Swan" On tte Customs and Inland Revenue BM hying
reached an hour or no bdore midnight, the Hume again
tillsd. Mr. Mscfarlane's proposal to except income.
delved from foreign inve.tmente torn the payment of
locsrasetax was negatived by IS notes &gaunt 92 Mr.
Childers' propoe.l to hal,' the income-tax of Schedule* D
and E nollenel by the Want It •venne Department woo
debated at length. Kr. W. H. Smith lad the Oppositioa
totse sch..me. When the esnuniLse,, divi,j.sl the number.
were : —For the ClinUlin, 161; ag 3.04 it, 168; reaj wits'
against the Government cci. n. The result was received
with pr • onged Oponat on cheers.
Mr. Dal.% roe la explain the provisions of his Agri.
cultural Tenant.' COMpansation Bill limn site. one
oil Kt He enumeramd es p.rnianent improvement.'
for which coupeogation may away. 13 nehried
Inc., (etc-c, permanent posture., hop or fruit garden.,
, r. claiming waste and watery lipid. Conspeneation for
I miporary improveop nt. 3uch as manurinS and liming
' may be claimed without n 'tic, t i the landlord.
. Dalmatia works • ill only constitute • claim when notice
. has b-en given. The Bill declares all agreements barring
ccii ensation v..id in law and equity. eubstitntaa twelve
i notee o q it wh.re aim. .tha is now required,
II and iiwi. oistrea• for rent to one ye•r. MY. lalneil
'earsl i!ec ared himself deeply dit.ppointod with the
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Tb. House of Commons on Yeday hart a morning sitting.
Mr. Arreol•l 44.1 the Prime ktrzirster whether be could
inform the Rooco of the in, n" by which Ira PrOPO4 I to
vilotitute I moraines f•v h ritsble p. wi Den the Annuity
Bile relating to Lords Alceeter and W..lshl.y. Mr. ad.
• no. rept .d that the p.opor time to sive the information
a Its 4 for wortl.l be when in doe curse he etehmittol the
proposals of the Governm-nt. It %emelt be necrmaarr to
set up lb, Committees and take the r port hf the reeolu-
t onr. Ito should thq pope, an rasirro twit to ape
C esuinitt •••• 0 111 rt loop NM. in place Of inanities. In
reply to Stsfford Noah. re, t•re Peetni.r add, I that
the Foreign ine,7 ttt •P• In the pt....dues would be taken
on the first day +tire Whttauntele. air W. 1. mien,
having loon bsfd el in an attempt t address Mr. James
L oath. r on the sot jrnt hf his mooned intention to
ml,. the ediournmerir of the Ho is t over the Derby
Day, asked the Pr Me Mioistar whet were the intention.
.1 the Government on the sul.ject. Mr. Gladstone
answered that the ruatt•r re which. he wee
happy • ear, had pasted no the charge of independent
rnemtv. ; out there be bolo d rt w mid reni•in.
Ca' rchis-d by Mr. Arthur O'Connor, the So slier said the
cu.tom rrf e private metal rr moving the allournusent over
the Darby Day was on. epti •ur I prr -.whim, not strictly
In order, but on• one with rasp Ct t which he could in• r-
pon Sir Wilfri I Lawson g owe noti • • that should tcc
motion for the ad) rurtement to •ma ie, be would opposer t.
Mr. Bigrar. maid loud eries of " Order I' asked whether,
that in the recent criminal trrala in 0 iblin th.
Jude. were Invariably psck...l," the (I overnm rnt woold
comae' • the pool-lament of death in them', of prisoners
now Is •tenced. TOO Speaker, on the appeal of Mr.
llgilertitsy, ruled the que•tron out of order. Ou Mr.
Gtrartet 'nee moving that the House do, at its Ming,
• liourn 11l M inday, the illst ...slot, Sir R. Cruse rose •
call attention to tee curcum-tancee e no. eted with the
bonding over to the Apainsh Au' horities of the Cuban
refugee by Brittsh °Moors at Gib al • or. He detall. d the
familiar cfrcumetances, whtch he •rid comoongt • story,
simple but lied, shameful if iihnit. No Cove -nment
modern times but beau gurlty cot s cob gross neglect as had
the Government in the p • eat cr a Conodefing the
s•rions state of alieno indicated in thee. affirmations, the
condttoon of the benches on the C ,neery•tive side wet
somewla.t temarkable. They • ere not hoe-fifth d led. A
trotters attitude ...yelled throng'. the H ruse, and Sir R.
Cron's c Mangum on the front b.och, with the geeptir,.
of Sir Herding.. C. rffsrd, nesinta•n di siftn•dcalit silo, ce.
Sir Henry Wolff, on the other head, rivallsd Ste
R. Dregs in the strength of hi. languate„ commiurating
Sir It. Moder upon having had • o car y out "the weak
and c.inrint policy of Lord Grany••le." Sir Cherie. Dr Ike
ennetically observed that it we. a pity the can shoald he
nailed by difference of optni o h tween the in ever of •
motlon and it. eupporters. Exc.ot in the UN Of Strong
language, Sir H. Wolff and Sir K. Croaked widely differed
in their line of argument. The fact was. the British
Government, owing to the action of subordinate officers.
had • bad cue, and Sir Et. Cross wanted them to pretend
they had a good one, and go sod blits,,r 'i the Spanish
Government. But they bad taken • different mums, and
had succeeded in an a :angenisot which the Government
regarded as satisfactory, and ethrch he believed would
mart with the approval of the Llou.a and the coun•ry.
After some remarks from the Attoin.y.(lenaral gni Mr.
O'Relly, Lord 13 'mond Intimsuriree said he bad not
abandoned the hope th•t, through the clemency and tense
of justice of the Spaniel% Government. II rceo might be
released. But he did not think •be tone adopted by the
right h n gentleman opposite world assist In bringing
about that c inclusion. ttlr W Lawson th-n diverted the
couvar•ation into &Vain connected ssith Egypt, and MN
followed by Lord B. Churchill, and repaerd to by kle.
Gladstone. Mr. Anhmneud B eft'. tt. n •xi turned the att
lion of the Hones to Indi•, in coon ctron with Mr. Iltorre.
Bill. In the course or hit remark' Ire stigmatised Lord
Ripon r a crof •hsteer, a sentmme tallt, and • pseudo
horn •nitarisn Mr. Gladstone defend. d Lord Ripon, and
aft.r some rems•ks 'from Lord George ilentllton, Mr.
O'Donnell, and Sir George Crimp...ll. the motion for
adjournment was agreed in. Mr. T. O.Connor gave nodes
that a month hellos, If Mr. Healy and Mr. Devitt are ,tit
In priem, Mr. l'ernisil would call alt nation to the subject,
and move a resolution. At five minut es to seven the House
adjourned VII Monday. filet inst