The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-30 00:00:00

Imperial farliantent

On Monday, in the House of Lards, a short discus-
sion on the Indian famine elicited from Lord Cranbrook
the admission that the Government had not been able
to fulfil their benevolent declaration that not • man,
a woman, or a child should die of famine in India.
The distress had been greater than the resources of the
State could remove, but his lordship found consolation
In the neurones that all had been done that was
porible to mitigate the appalling sufferings of the
people.
In the Commons, several uetions were put with
regard to the occupation of , among diem one
by Sir George Campbell IA to whether any guarantees
had been given him by Turkey for the pertormanos of
her promises for the good government of the Christian
prorinom -As the answer iwov.d evasive, Sir George
jumped up and threatened the Government with a
motion, after which he eat down on his bran new
white hat amid the leughter of the House, in which
the hon, baronet heartily joined. -There was then a
display of the well-known loyalty of Lord Robert
Montagu, and a confirmation of the fact that some of
troops of Malta had been poisoned by drinking carbolic
add for lime juioe.-Coneiderable satisfaction was
expensed at the answer to Mr. Rathbone's question
insuring the House that the men who had been called
from their homes and their work when the reserve was
called out would be taken back again free of cost,-
The Hones then went into committee on the Cattle
BM, and at first it was thought considerable headway
would be made, as several cleans were rapidly disposed
of; but when Clause 56 was reached the penal punish-
ment was so great that had members bell.ved they
were going to be culprits they could not have opposed
it more strongly, and for three hours and a half,
mostly by members for Ireland, was the opposition
Maintained. After all, when the division was taken
It was only on a aide issue, and the amendment being
lost, discussion of the clause began de WM. -The
Chan Allor of the Exchequer appealed to the .obstron-
tionlets that if they were going to oppose clause after
clause, line after line, and word after word, be would
even be obliged to include the Irish Intermediate
Education Act among* the slaughter of the innocents,
and this brought out the obvious retort that if Govern.
ment would concede points at once instead of waiting
until three boars had been spent in discussions, and
then conceding after all, opposition would cease. So
recriminations went on until both sides were worn
out, and nature foroed them home to sleep.
4•11 MITE. On Tuesday, in the House of Lords, the Earl of
Tow annual treat was given to the scholars tithe Sunday Beaconsfield, LO.. gracefully acknowledged his recent
School, numbering about 100, on Friday. Meeting at the knighthood by conveying to the House of Peers Her
school-room at three o'clock • pretty prooledon was then Majesty's most gracious Message, hinting that further
formed, most of the children carrying banner, with suit contributions from the eetioned togers towards more
able mottoes thereon. different oared " provision" for the Duke of Connaught, on the
benches of flowers teetotally arranged on role!atit Iv= °makn of hie approaching marriage with the might..
being precededarboya carrying javelin. Having per-
ambulated the they were marched to a field badly , the Hsi Prince, would would not unaceePtable- -Earl
lent by Mr. Randal and at once their wants wore seen rotisserie called attention to the work of the Endowed
to: tea. cake, to. disappearing with great rapidity. The Schools Commissioners, and moved for • return, which
visitors and teachers next were looked atter, and then was ted.-Attention was called to the financial
games of
.ell kinds, usual au such occasions, were oinked q ons arising of the con of Cyprus. -I'be
n: the 'Aug of war " especially caning delight the last Earl of Cam wn took • very gloomy view of our
=on an rex ties in that ialand, but the
nig of bury of course adopted • mcmi
dilrertg,iimerlaimpliitereittirtaalteolaudbTalworalttrveaelitst:t;art:tanah:frrif:Labweeir:mereafpiliidriPwinetwuclnginen, cheerful tone; and the Prime Minister, remarking
again dietributed, the happy party separated with three that there were substantial reasons why the transaction
ebeers for the Rev. G. Philippa Mr& Philippe, and Mr. had been kept secret, promised in due time to take the
White, the schoolmaster, country into his confluence.
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On Tuesday, in the Commons, a meesage from the
WARM:HAN. queen was read announcing the marriage of the Duke
PAILIAIHOITAILT RIMOBLIITATION. - Mr. Thuhas of Connaught with the Princess Louise of Pram*
written to the Recorder stating that, notwithstanding the and recommending that suitable provision should heintense heat of the House of Commons which he has mde. Cud. Bilks gave eau,* ofa hostile
found to be fearful, he has made a point of attending two amendment -Several questions on the recent Cowmen
or three important divisions lately, and his nsme annewe
and its result. showed that the Government do not
reithethe diarist hire lir. watlrtteedt "Forcselms. °fumy... beteem":"*.eg course intend at present.to produce any further papers on the
this !ant can only come from the Honeaseent or subject of tin Angio-Turkish Convention.-In the
ye ide, ea he &lean votes with the., and the presence of severs' prosperous Hindoos who were to
Murals could hardly find fault with his &teepee be seen in the diatinguislied strangers gallery, and at
TEN BOILIAL BOLSn mot at the Town Hall es listordner lent a dozen Peers over the dock, prominent among
last Rev. & B. NMI, in atemee,, 01
~,_
__elm' el them being the Earl of Northbrook and Lard
ladiaarnominfn the chair. and measureswere "awe' 1"`"' who soon alter his arrival fell Into a peaceful dose
the arrangement. entered into with his lerithigh wader
approval of the Burial Acts Deportment,un with moor' the immediate observation of two right rev,
rwesprzlot completkei of the treaties for purehme of the Eyelets', Mr. Gladstone moved an address to the
=rdsite in the priory meadow newt to the Ghana Crown praying Her Majesty in give directions that
There wee a full attendance, all proosedings which may be taken by the authorities
un the -Indian Vernacular Press Act be
POOLS. to the Secretary of State and laid before Pa=
°MICE PaILADZ.-The member' of the 4th D.R.V. had Imm_ •to thne• -Mr. • O'Donnell moved, by way of
awe customary ate,* wade before mina on Sunday aMininnent, vote Of olatare 011 me Vicormu:d a
bet Oaptain was in command, and then ware dimmeion, conducted for hour' in a thin by
Cst Ideutenant Budge, Seoced-Liestansot Harrison old Indians, ended In the resolution being rejected by
menta, one bugler, and 00 rank and file. The gm wee acme' 152.
corps 'toted from how:Varier% heeded brietitatt..,-aml- On Weernesday the House of Commons resumed
eilachm abet playing".4Ca %award, w°Mta they tiaahese were word,
ukingOomsollteez th.. eo:tbe c_onsoiltesesee.
massuretAsirnalece
t churchyard gate' by the choir, who led the woy into
the hymnusentieued. The genial 611, rr was somewhat slowly made, several
=tad ttlinfle Rev. J. I Williams, the vicar and amendments being discussed and withdrawn.-The
thiedawne eg me mpg, wbo_Feached an able, if not House divided on one, moved by Mr. Barclay, which
SAM ftoa, the tot° "no 01 tb• Thb &Motor sought to amend the Bill bz.littilg the holder of a
gm of the Apostles At the oonduskm of the veterinary certificate of the and Agricultaral
moo were marched back to headquarters and =of Scotland eligibliTro;The appointment of
Inspector under the WI - 'Pb. amendment
Ton WiNifillf 8171fDAY 8011001.4.-Tho anneal treat to
the &lime Mending the Wesleyan Sunday &shook at rejected by 160 votes against IX -On the new Clew:
thia
town tea osee en wetheeedei &lurn. jees, whs. 33 being reached, was reported on the motion
ping, meloging the Meehan and children of the of Sir It &Alvin- and an hour was then left
penes school saa of the Welton school, accompanied be for the °melioration of the Highways Bill am amended,
easeeseshisenumbirsoLgT
ods,:::llB.and
oaa.k....lllralexcuniAlhert.Thaon t4whichweetherBwmagehadeinadeabwatbe
wnut.wiOthnwr..a.r.fa:ryaPeagremine.tan.tbe wigamnlids.oftheLobrsis the Prime
=au was Tory oslavourablo. rain falling heavily, of
and it feared that the outing would have to lie bne Admiralty maiming his description of tglrit=ted
poitr.2l saw* heiese eeee, how., the weather accommodation of the port of Batoum, and
cleared tm. and the sun soon after shone brlebtle it was. EP the Royal Message relating to the marrisennit theem.-dedd. ,ed that the arrangements made should be outs of Connaught moved an Address in reply. Earl
carried into effect, there being many dilvd•antases in Greaville oonrurred, and the Address was =in. to,
connection with the postponement of the affair. The In the House of Commons
children met at the chant at one o'clock, and a procession ,k„, did net
with . Mr.
was then formed, at the lased of which wee carried the ,•L'e` he its argument nor concur in
school banner ,_• then came the fife and drum band, behind is Prayer, presented a petition from various gentlemen
which walked Kenn M. Z. Farwell (superintendent or updated in the larger towns of the kingdom demand.
the school). W . Mate, J. R. Llewellyn, W. H. Loader, lag that articles of t should be exhibited wheeler, r. Case, A. Gras end °them renew& against Lord and that he should be
thLui--u-......4.l7girl"l"°ungerthe'idarteschs"mtaars664l4C-a:aralkill"'"eignadthe
"I"bcroh:chlototi'otriallththhiseforEarcrimischdequctueradmfhigehirin7.miedthpizneaa°urkytie Orfousetbi:
tleitool, headed by their banner. me promotion
roarehed through the High-street to the Quay, where the ralrg Committee "me' maakier birmalfe
mem. iaereje readiness, and shortly before two o'clock Her wte:g with respect to the theremed
th • 'tart wee made. e Telegrah loading the way. On ance to the of Connaught on his marriage, Sir
arriving at Seeman the children amused themselves in • Charles Bilks expressed his surprise that the Chan-
atmk.rinayca, tredlesdarfor th..-2°'"ißef:,lgir"grLd tea
Ww". /1"1' Dreldeled.d. "liblZaboAnd• nb;t made
If.r. Glaedstostatemenne atovingthatartagesimil: vote
and G. HI Hutch, In 1873 and
IrTelort. BUILOLAIL -Meow Demher, aged 11, eed , moved an meedre7„„ thei meads,.
o igsd n, were chanted „tut hremog and mien of the Idemage be deferred till the. be laid
eeterteg the shop of William Bird, West-shreet, and before the Haase • return giving full int urination as to
steeling two doss saga a quantity of worsted, sweet, the grant, made to the members of the Royal Family
do, weseel„. Up.. and a variety of other articles usually from the scansion of William lIL to the t
Emma 117-thrd ateredwindthat°l" red itimillooda'Pc'errhat ebetteciamthe-thubi -thne. The °mi, therebarG"wubaap:dpremdimhis argumeut for the u•Pmpries.Priwrw°t
were ea right, and yesterday morning when she Went vewowona-mas
ihe
imp
ihe
mt.ed the
&nide. produced, which she earlier than the present reign, and that if
idcmtlheli -P.C. Reeks mid be received information fromthe, were Pmedenta, they would not Vey in the
lock yesterday morning, and he prossat instance. The Chancellor of the Exchequer
It,. Bird ehotit eight o'c
examined the abet, window which hid been broltan. repllsi that by the Queen's abandonnose. tof the Crown
Reed emu the streeL leading to the Dorset Home lands, and her acceptance of a fixed Civil List, Aare
tones. of broken egg *as, and the coverings of sweet bah been something of the ninon of
meats. With Sergeant Beaten he continued the tree. to the a.m.. :ritiVela Wines.
and the Sovereign, by the aomstry
Butcher's house, where he found • young girl in the ad had ire-CIA the webse of the oworis "soda havillocz of oucking tive eggs. Thee Inge several children the
fa:Zbee the rt., were meet, twee. et wort, at ths sidirably incomeed during the pest forty yeare,
.7N with their father and etother7..3. parent. we, over, as compared with former Civil Lists,
.. .
_the imams
present in court, bat they had no questions to ask the Wed.. b 7 the
ittewae considwahle almlenhed. 'ritualism-The mieeners, who did not deny the charge, asatteffis • disposition to " to Imok were remawled till tomarrow. 1688," was east by • despairing cry of "Oh, from an
hon. megabit on the benches opposite, whereon Lord
MANAGE. Robert observed that " the hon. gentleman had neither
Ro JANIS 00•12.-On Thursday, In the High Gems eg Conservative feeling nor Tory koowledr" His refer
Anent, sitting in benkru the matter of lieges eon to the Duke of
lat 4 of B.anato• .how, ke9vr and arena- Irish Prince," who hadteamatteaedaletheminenhe
glicerwas beard awban"htohea...thes. "...derail?: dm...tidal Blouturt'atee.aanin.Pl the
-..._ ratter, Didukar, dAoclin.Wellb4lGe'omiWaspign"Vd veLtwith,.mumsuch
re& osi, Q.c.. end soothe.. .mew w ew, e. tee I Prism
own
amuse, fgi N. I phiesuree" that when they wean wanted tePerformWeymouth); Xr. Z. Pollard austreseted by Mr. Ef. F, services for the patios they were not to be found
trevardon, of Poole end Bassamersethl seemed for the speech received with groans
.aad shoats of
Wow l" judge the Q.witir 4 Daraelshim. amid seltharlaMia chars from the ministerial Nacho,
insist lb W. mem* of Ihramcw-ras ram cares tion from the Comervatlve
.la=
:=l:lti POO* Cla the Nth al Mg Irk who delivered •
ht tam el the train. mat from Ibisth. guiTurtsd the to a° into °Manilla. It Was,

WRSIZTA/1 SUNDAY Sof oin Aewrriassay. —The annual
bemires in connection with this institution were held on
Randay last, Mr. Hammett, of Tolpuddle, conducting
them. In the afternoon the children gave some very
Mee recitations and dialogues, insterspereed with hymo•
selected forth. occasion, which were well rendered In
the evening • short sermon was preached, after which the
children again recited. The walls were decorated with
suitable emblems and Mita segmenting a very pretty
appearanm. Kiss Rests, of Dorchester, kindly lent her
services for tb• day, and presided at the harmonitua,
while the choir were assisted by some friends from
Dorchester as well is by one or two from the parish
church choir. A collection was made if ter each eery-ice
In aid of the school funds, the sum realised being
Cl l Sid.

he mid. absolutely necessary that the princes of the
Royal Family should be supported, for circumataneee
precluded them from earning
*sir own living. The
ce allowan made to Her Ma had not been on &
scale that permitted her to provision for her
eons, and in view of all circumstances, he gave his full
and entire ooncurrence to the proposal befogs the House
Mr. P. A. Taylor announced that he should dirk!' the
House on the second reading, and in the meanwhile
would offer no further remark. On a division the
motion was carried by 320 votes against 23. the
Ifiunnia of Harlington, Mr. Gladstone, and nearly all
the members of the late Ministry voting with the
majority. The Howe then went into Committee, and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer moved that an annual
sum of £IO,OOO be provided for the establishment of
the Duke of Connaught, and that in the case of the
prinome, his wife, surviving him she should have an
annuity of k 6,000 a year for the term of her life. Lad
airt supported the proposal, which was agreed
to without
out a division. The House then went into
Committee on the Intermediate Education (Ireland)