The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

lmperial liamtnt.

HOUiE OF LORDS.

IlloNDAY.—Lort Mar. who had given notioe ef •
motion for an ad rem to Ida blejes•i. priFiitc fit•
• tuaeion to ectisPer what •p. oh mar be taken to
''h•t-ta lb.. ...1 art-ing from 11.• iresent odupol.ory
and indiscriminate use of the Burial toerre of th.
Church ot England. gild. as he It derwood lb. Primate
was nnt lverea t. the is..uiog of a onnweimiew it was
•normewary for bin to press the motion on the subjat.
Tb• Archbishop of Cahtabory said, •Ithough be did
not Nave in the changes proposed by the noble lord.
he ltd hot object to the opeoiotmeot of a eommieeio,.
for the Porpoise f e omidetleg ,he elpeciieney of alcerint
the daily 'Minns. The Bishop of Linden ..b.h.r.1.1 the
a letge propc.rtion of the rlerg• see soli Sod with tin
Present eta,* thing., and h• thought the heat cent*
to ierue wall be to loses the meter in the hand- of
the Government. Ea.l Cr. ciii. intim tel that he
wank' Connell the arehhlipaop Centerbery and Lord
Eisen. but at present e uld not give any pledge Ott he
sni.jeet. Alter forwarding some bills their lorchhip.
adj urned.
ToILSDAT.—EarI Rnesell stated that he land received
ii.f rmatlon from B plan, to the effect that the reported
murder in coil blood .1 MX) Beeedieh volunteers in
the Deoish service, at the capture of Also. was
ent.rely false. Therm were only about 70 Seeds. in the
comic* of Denmark. Thew wore the Deni•h uniforo.
and the few of them tsken prisoners had been Orate.'
he the Prnasians exactly the mime m the Danes iiho
had fallen Iwo their hawk The Earl .4 Shaft et ury
bad been told it was expected at Berlin that he shoolA
make an atodnri for the .baereat one with which he b.d
ecemnpenied his question on this subject the other
night; but be did not think that the Proa.han Govern•
ottent hod anything to enottplain of eoneidering th,
chem.:tee of their pi...erecting. doting the war Ti...
Rod t.f Hardwick. •ithdreer his resolution (era re.
eognition of the sanitise of Sir F. B. Head, when
Ovum , rOoneral of Ca.ieda ; after some remarks (rote
Lad hl Lord Lyre len. the En of Ellet.boronyh,
and the Ilsnitais of Clanrica in. in testimony t 4 the
yen. of Sr F. H. Head's services during the Canadian
retellinn.

Brongham inquired whether the
Goveninieut intended taking any legi-lative masatires
ti prevent the recurrence of such • fearfill murder as
that which had taken p's e on the North London
liailtveri ma I genernlly to increase the r entity of the
until@ when travelling by railways. Ea 1 Granville
said that tke tower rat surrouoiled by didlculties,
it was anise the consideration of the proper depart.
nest. 'the Common,' amendmentn to the Pi nal Servi-
tude Bill were. after some d hate soda division. agreed
to. On the order for raiding the Public and R. frech•
MOOS HMIs. Bill a third time, the Earl of Irmough.
mor, moy. d an amendment urking tie At compulsory
all over the goon ry, and depriving town couocils aid
other elective bodies of the ;meter of ad piing it at their
discretion. Earl Grenville owe. d the amendment,
arguiog that in many trees it would he most d- sirable
to vive such bodies the piwer of !adopting the Act,
particularly in mining districts On • division, the
emenduieng woe negatived by 44 to 33 sod the Bill
wm read a third time sod tearod. After some Bills
had been read a second and third time their lordships
adj.. ned
FRIDAY. —An inquiry by Lord Houghton, whether
the Government had taken or intended to take the
op nion oft' • law offio re of the Crown as to the powers
of the Convocation of the Prusinee of Canterbury to
ant synodical judgmett on books written ither by
clergytnen or layman ; as to the inatunnity of the
the members of that hoar from proceeding. at onmnion
law ci-naequent on such judgment ; and as to the forms
socortiag to which sudden judicial power meat he en.
erciiel, if it en longed to tha. holy. lid to. very inter-
esting discos-i-m 11,4 to whether Convocation had ea.
ceede I its powers in its late condi-nineties of" Denys
and Bievie•s." Several Bills, inclu ling the Streets
Mu-ic Bill, were forwarded a stige, and their lordships
adjourned.