The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24 00:00:00

HOUSM OF COMMONS.

Slosiite. I,onmltk.e on the !rid) Land Bill, thy whl eof
Ow sith a few terhal atnereltuente, wen- a,rreed to.
lloi enamellers then rrocCettett with tat proloomod new clause*.
Tcreo‘v Mr. bi,troall, in Mph t• a .lucetion. Nand that the
G., rerun. ot had lwen unable to a.enle to the requeet of the
Nes /island ronansi•sioners sociel the order for the with.
Iron d id the /Irina. troop. 'trout that colony. but they had
• ...wok 41 to allattataa a loin 4 one nullion for the promo-
tion of emigration and the mekoig if roads.
Mr. Sanderson called attention to the alleged outrages in
Fermanagh aganut Mr. D'Arcy Irvine, but Kr. Forteseue ex.
lirryeed Me .minion that the. net.. imaginary.
Mr. •M. Torrene 'few to move an &dare, to the Crown on
the uoltvet 1 entienthou t • the ,olonbte, but he woe etoppnd
lu the Speaker, alto behl him that hi. motion was identkul •
ith the one recently too tA by the hon. lII.RIbOr for Cam
bridge. and netrativini. and would not therefore be bruin, A
lortraTel this weelon. . . . .

Mr. Greases called atteeinm to the desirability of alter iN
the consUtution of the Council 01 Sleds for
Make It embrace hien practically conversant with trial, ,nd
women*. and moved a mediation on the subject, whi A
.61 11/. 'maw. Mter a rondos by Mr. Gladstone that the AN.,
should remise att
. .

The Meow was shortly afterward. counted out.
WtOssettar. "(lie Musicipel Boroughs 811 l for in Ade, „ne
greet corp.ndion for the whole of London, who rer A „ee.ood
time by 1:10 1.. tla • fthet.•nd retells ii to • Select C. ...owe.
Two Married Ifoutem% Property Bills came befic
Thal .1 the Bee -mkt of London, • bleb has bee atoire before
the Wore and I before two Select Committem, re inn the pre.
sent presumptoni of taw. and declares that m arive,,twin„t
affect the right of women to their proper' 41. sond
during covertmm • the amend. moved by M Italkes, extend..
tb PrinviPic of mani.lte r esise• the husband
trustet..4 his wife'. property, hie power to dive. of coy ,4 It
beoor „oi,p,rt to Judicial mithonty. In seeing the second
nailing .4 hi NIL the Recorder aald the miter
into the h onourable state of matrimony had exactly
the onte et feet in regard to her property. as • convieUon
for felony. In proof of the wrung and misery
"et-t.'.aited, he quoted Mr.. Mundell... eridenee _
"Mr. Mon. belle employed unehnis .4 total women, hOO of
• hom wen. married, and the huge jets of numbers of the latter
lived in oft meta upon the earnitega of their wives. Oti the
hiaturday • ihthlt, when the hiee• received their ram. which
st hi ha.. imen applied for the advantage .4 their families,
the Mole Mok all the mor.m away and orient it in drink.
'The Mot anda were also In the habit of taking their elves'
cutting, out of the sat lugs losik• and aquandering It In died-
ration The rffeci up..n married women of • state .4 the law
nbieh r remitted such I.r...riesling. was !nowt detonrall.ing,
beet..., the •..mrit •What'.. the um 111 otk44)
StriVitir • and they Menne utterly Tackle. •ben they
found ihat they were 'unable to have the control of the
unamY ; Inc ehich they had worked ao hard." admitting
that the position .4 married women in regard to pro-
perty• Thquimi improvement, Mr. FLaikes urged that there
was so lietthwily Ir such a retolutionar p measure as the
the ceder's, •hidi would deathly the kl entity of interests
oween losehand and wife. The hill wa... eenorted hr Mr.
1. tort, Mr. Mundell& Mr. Reduce, and t he Soacitor.Getterat.
o the Congratulated the Itternher fur Cli eater, who lad year
.tpo.el alt kiri•tatios, on the alibied, ,he new eseinpie be
ba Aroola •-1 • "Raikn: Pr0w1...." Mr. Chark, preferred
Illr !Mike: dahlia Mr. Gurney*. hill arm th n read • 'wenn.,
bot on Oft. itn/hre heingi..g forum, vl hi• bill it ersompoeed
In Mr. Jacob Bright, and was throw. out on • division by
TS to 41.

Tin Soon. lAett Milton lis.l rn tbs Paper a question re/M-
-ing to the ancient history .1 the 11u/son's Bty Company,
ultimo...lt.. the Chancellor .4 the FAehequer. flaying put It.
Mr. knuedield rosy to answer, hut t o this substitution of per.
Lord Milton objected. and n snonstrated by nailing oat.
"I pot ine otiestion to the Chancellor of the Exchequer."
Mr. Wanstlekl. however, persist, ng, the noble Lord pt up
and walkerl it c.f the House. his mitten, after the quo.
liad been snseend, he nat.& notice teat he •houkl repeat
the .pie-tion oz. Friday night to. Me. Dowe when the Howe
scot intocommitieel or, the *arid' Land Bill, Sir John Om
brought foram,' Ms scheme for the creation of "Permiseive
l'arlianietttan Tenant Right MI over Ireland." The proposi• lon
wan re.i.tol by Mr. Chid ...ter porton-ye, and, ott s
Slr J. ars) wa:defeetod by 317 an VA

resea‘. Sir U. PALIIR A. In reply to Mr. f:Lanennre auurcd
Me Mow* that the Gol, motet Irue fully Kenn& Mae rnoe
r. qonlbl3lty thrown ,n them In reference to the (Inek
inamerrr. end ...old nfl no •aemed brut for the honour end
•liinilt) of the country.

UK Archbishop of frublin has replied to an address
of the clergy. Ile bas not sanctioned, he says, the
book of prayers • rhic'a has created so much ezeitement
in the diocese. All he has done is to decline to
sondions. orl reo ounce to be inconsistent with the
toottillioll of th,sCtsureh, certain nropodtions entrseted
from the boe'si suet submitted for his judgment.
Ma. .1111kY IRVINn who has recently gone about
'Hord to tor teeth, and surrounded by • body guard,
drove on gge,nday into the town of Enniskillen with his
non,ccresy.ng a revolver in one hand. A number of
roottl• lee Antiguan weredeposited beside him. Inspector
Kurt? said arrested him on a charge of assoulting •
eon Aabte on the previous evening, and firing • shot at
hi* berme in the main street. A large crowd followed
/4',l.lrvine through the streets, to whom be shouted,
"Ireland will be free after this.'

My;IC
_ItoyANCII Ix HIM._ LIM—A well-known

- needier of the Chamber of Deputies at
loose Cirdoeo Visite de Centro. lately found accidentally
in the lowers of his young and beautiful wife, Donna
Claudine, " who beloneed to one of the best families of
Rio Janeiro," a letter horn Doti Jose Almeida Gerrett,
which appear, cl to him so conclusive that he immed-
iately determined on killing Donna Claudine. He
made her inhale chloroform, but as the fatal drug did
not accomplish his purpose fast enough be strangled her
with bis own bands. He then wrote to her &Kinser,
insisting on a duel with a single loaded pistol, but
Garrett refueed the deal, placing, however, his life at
the injured husband's disposal. M. de Cesare refused
to kill hies in cold blood, end went and gore himself
up, and If. Garrett left the 'wintry.
HUNTING BRIGANDS.— A letter in the Levant Herald
of Mae 10 reports a prompt pine of action on the part
of the authorities of Yining (Albania) against a band of
lirigands in.the neighbourhood. The robbers *emended
of twentreeven recently disbanded Besbiebseouks, who
had taken to the road, and were levying black snail
from he peasants. A party of regular troops Inn sent
in portrait of them, and alter a fight, in which fourteen
of the brigande were killed, secoeeded in capturing the
:hide of the baud, Tonesouf Oscar k and Djeutali, with
tee of their men. A well-to-do peesent, one Doutkeli
Yaps, whom the robbers had seised and were holding
for ransom, .sent the same time releand. The troops
were soutinsieg the pursuit of the sin survivon of the
head, the blinking up of which had named • livcly
satisfaction throughout the district.
HoLum•T's PILLS it. enerities of health to all
nations of whatever clime. They have given hope,
relief, and amnion to millions. In irritation and
generated by 010111•611 of any kind, or in
general prostration if the system, their effect is
rapiiiiy soothing, renovating, nod restorative. The
rapidly drive from (ho system the morbid of
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moot, and renew in the frame its pristine auimation,
health, *oil vigour. They greatly increase the appetite,
give tone to the stomach, assist the digestion, and
impart elasticity to the spirits ; their esemoe enters
the circulation and, carried through its Gonne, exerts ,
its cleansing power over every organ. In the limp
they effect meet striking *henget, converting tho issps,
venous into pure arterial Wood, by which the whole
enema is recruited.

CH•1418 DAVIY2t, a yowl man twenty years of •ge,
rl red • f•-w days ago wit Jolis Bennett, his own
stan-in-law, and the wife of draper living us Nrsatb.
Glamorgan....ahire. Davies is himself • married man.
haring right or nine months since married an elder
sister of Julia Bennett, by whom he hes one child.
Dr,ies is is the employment of lire. Bennett'. father,
ui I 011 Sunday morning he and Mrs. Bennett eloped,
taklitg with them L7O and some jewellery and similar
Pr ,ixrty. They hare been apprehended by • detective
as they were about leaving Liverpool for New York.
Cum or Awning. 00usumPTION, Len COUnlis BY
I', tor, vs Prl.lllllol %Cyrano. From Mr. E. ff. /Messiah,
‘4"l/4.1 Migan : " Pray forward me, so weedily as mat-
tett grow. of Dr. Locoek's Wafer., wait, hare now
•btatard a remarkable celebrity in this town and neighbour-
it 34 all necetatry, I c.irid send you scores of
letuturatant feat mitt. who have beets en•lrely cured of
' t4htoso. be.. Our year, of interring. by Ptur Ittedi"
oaltte ra.tiAm." On. 1"VICIVII PrLIIIOIfIC WAIRIA ere
meant relief to sathma, con.umption, coughs, and all dia. "niers of the breath and longs. All throat aacti°" are
toceedi.f•lT Magni by allowing one occeolonally to Amides
in the mouth. Tn glwel and Pnblic speakers they are
imm.nluohk 11. a clearing end stramething the voles, and have •
pleasant tad. Pm.. Is lid.. nt. 9d., 4.. h., snails. per box.
5,31.4 hr all prong&
A Dimonnitilm MOIDIII —A young man named
papperell, a labourer, attended the East Devon races,
and sometime afterwards his body was found in the
Ate, It was at first thonghttheman had been drowned,
by • poct•ntortein examination allowed that death was
,ased by blows on the head. A man namel Harris,
and a woman, were seen drinking in the dime...ed.'
company on the night of the mon. Harris had a large
stick. The deceased left the in first, and Harris
shortly afterwards followed in the mime direction.
Next morning, at six o'clock, Herria was found in •
rowboats. by a fernier, to whom he sakl belied overslept
himself, and went away. When arrested by the
Police, Harris said he went home at too o'cloek
that siebt. The deceased was the worse for liquor
wise be left the an The woman haa not been (mind,
but no suspicion nets upon her, as she went in • o
site direction when she left tbe um. Harris accounts
for • drop of blood oa his slop by saying that it wa• the
blood of • rebbit. He bee, however, made sontradic•
tory si•ternenta, and at the adjourned legalist • verdict
of wilful startler wm retained against him. No motive
bribe manioc al angpinted.