The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-12 00:00:00

MOUSS OF COMMONS,

" —TacritsnAy.
In the bouts. nt Common. on Ihursilay, in reply to •
quest on trim Mr. Arbor Elliot. Sir William Harcourt
sail t•tere • sui in tcolor of ioundetion foe the et.tement
oade to a Comeervative journal on Tuesday that bird
It ..Itv, bed twitigend Lao ...hi...ace of • retwerk made
he the H one fit cretery In the course of discusoon In the
lb o is, of 0 untooti• If it was the desire to promulgating
st.teto,ut to give pun, the object was effected.
But the statement was entirely un...un teed He read an
extract from a let•er received from Lord Kwebery
yesterday, in which the noble lord said. " I know
hiw keenly tni must feel such an undeserved
mused°, but I sin quite as indignant as you are.
Ti,. an...gement by which L rd Rotehory accepted
the Aka of Under-Secretary of Sete for the Home
Denrortmen• and undertook the direction ol Scotch bueiness
wee from the first regarded &Al temporary, and bird It se.
herdre occ.,ooricy of it had h-en extended in eohmimion
to Lis (Sir Wilkens H orcourt's) 'u gent representations. A
plan for the arrangement ot Scotch Wainer was now
under consideration, anti would on an early date he com-
monicotel to the House. Tne Premier informed Sir M.
Hicks Bench that be hoped next week to be able to make
• statement respecting affairs in South Africa. Ti Mr.
Arthur Peel. the right hon. gentlemen said arrangement'
would be made toper • the Pone • Bill as the first order at•
morning eating. In reply to Sir R. Cross, the Home
Secretary add that the cave submits Ito the Privy C toned
by the G•vern a of Jerney with respect to the French
claims on neighbouring islands was now before the law
elite fro. On the coon* of public business, the Premier
•i sited that the Annuity Bills would be taken as the Bret
oiler ef the day. After Gila the C irrupt Practices Bill
eouli I. proc-e led eith in C .minlttee, and would he
as•in token up on U onday On the motion to go into
COMEOWIDa on the Corrupt Practicee Bill Mr. Broadhurst
moved as an instruction that the Committee have power
t ii,.. t actines Cbardirig the returning offic-rs' expenses
it Parliamentary election, up in the rotas in boroughs and
c mode. Mr. Glad.t nee said that be and other members
of the Government approved the principle of the motion,
bat ace inane° •f the instruction would nullity the
acceptance of the principle of the Bill by the petty
OPPOCt en 1 ...Id be regarded tie • breach of
(rota. Sir S. Northeite concurred in this view.
rho instruction ws• sleety supported by the
Irish member., Mr. Healy making a vigorous
ep-och Ii P. loco., Oh • divid di the motion was
eeteu,..o Ia Air rot a at sine. M. After some remark.
from Me. C Lewis on an einendroent which he did not
move, Mr. Parnell moved that the question of Corrupt
Prattle...a at elections in Ireland should be reserved tor •
petals Bill. Mr. Gleston • and there wad no real
ground for the elitninati in of behind from the 8.11 In
• very thin II met Mr. Parnell', objeetien we. supported
Ilir.ll4.••Smexyllr.grliiiiggearal,andr.MCr..'eCilo Mr.itillia;
members of the party. The emendment was rejected by
243 votes against 31. The H•nse then went into coin.
nutted pro forma, and the House resuming, It 'port of
Supply wan brought up, and bird Randolph Churchill
again returned to Mr. Rrrinst His alleged mission to
Rome. The noble lent (speaking at half-past twelve)
1nv...111c d some novelty into the subj-ot by referring to
the Premier's speech at Stafford H use 00 Sato,
dey in eulogy, se be said, of Garthedi, and marvelle 1
at such a return for the Pope's services in
Ireland. Mr. Gladdone, riming with apparent inten-
tion to reply to this Arida, was sat with lout cries
of " Nor to. the Lilatral benches. He explained that
his reference. it Garibaldi had been purely personal, and
disclaimed the intention attributed to his speech by Lord
Randolph Churchill. A, to Kr. Rrrington, the right hog.
gentlemen repeated what has been frequently assorted—
that Mr. Emulsion went to Rome "for his own personal
ootemions." but the his °per:et...flues of coree.ioet,,,,,,
to the Head of the Roman Catholic Church • true an 4
Important statement of the state of affairs in Ireland had
been 'dem, recognised by Earl Granville. Mr. Ernesto'''s
visit had been so prolonged. and such importance had been
w,flohed to it. that a word of the correspondenee would
be left at the Foreign Office for the information of the
succeed e. of Lord Granville. Alter an animated speech
, from Mr. Cowen, the report of Supply was agreed to. The
remaining orders were disposed of, and the House
, adjourned.
FRIDAY.

Into. House of Lxrds on Friday the Duke of Ratiand
called attention to the depressed cmdition of agriculture
end trade. and that if the people of England desired
to have their induvries protretei they ought at the next
election I, send ta Parliament a nwinrity who would
bring about thet re.ult. The Eal of Klmtorleyeail that
the qu,atiaa f p-otectiois VI hardly before the country
at the present mona.ni, and though trade was not tiurish-
inf. be denied that it was denying, Ills Kan*/ of
8 slishury said that we ran the nal', unless we to.k
slquite pnx.ut,oaa. that our colonies would adopt the
same cqurse as I, reign nstions, and that we should be shot
out from the ports of our own dependencies as we were
from tbow of foreign countries. The subject then dropped.

FRIDAY.
In the Houes of Commons the Pri ins Minister explained,
on the 'notion for going hoto committee on the Alorster
Grant Bill, the reworks for the change which the Govern-
...et had in ci,ir proweaga in regard both t, Lord
Alreeter end Lord Wolseley. adding that the commutation
Into • lump mom had not been made upon an extravmant
baits Sir W. L teem, moved that the Hones so Into
committee on the bill that day three months, arguing that
Lord alowter ha I uot performed serviere of aura lent
eminence to warrant his receiving Chia reward out. of the
taxpayers' st ,ney, eepeciallyae he had column:toed bostill-
ti• s unneetwearily. Lrd Randolph Churchill said that
Lor I Ac oder admitted that the bombardment of Alex-
andria took slew In e Penitence of the massacres, sad
under these etre itustaaceit he did note.. his way to siring
the sanction of Parliament to an act the riglnof which,
Instead of being glorious, was disgraceful in the extreme.
Sir Stafford N wthente exprersad extreme nteret at the
coulee taken by Sir Wilfrid Lawson and Lord Randolph
CourchilL and said that the 110114 had not at that
moment to do with the pgicy of tie war. The House had
elresd y thanked the two gallant officers, and it would seem
• chubby thing not to follow up the votes by • more sub-
stantial acknowledgment Kr. Gladstone geld that all the
evidence In the possession of the Government contradicted
lord Randolph's view of the origin of the bombardment.
The debate was continue& amid signs of Impetienee, by
emend Irish member', and at ten minutes to seven it
atood adjourned, in accordance with the stanches order.

Tux cx-Cnnotoun Pam= on rem Acute Lins.—ln
Prewaring an Mama to Caputo Smith of tit. Circassian,
0. Hon. W. liskingle, in the course of his remarks,
ate. d:—l am aura that spank the views of it leant all
Otnadinol wb.n a,,a that we are proud of the Allan
line of Canadian ateamships and that no .one wins ever
better spat than the comparatively goall mail subsidy
ebiobaha °moan? connived from its Uovernment to
tarry the mai sod aid In auttrini• first-clam deem nom.
...Imam with EaslimitL—The Liao7o•l Joirrosi
Clumairee.

OBSTRUCTION AND REDISTRIBUTION.
A corretpoodent of to Deily Newt writes frost thou.
wolf :......Dticteg Witte tl expert nee of 40 years I have
lover seen such a t•eling.of bittantwe is this Tory obstruc-
tion Ilse creat..i. With it he. wenn a .tern reeolve that
the comae Re4istributlou Bill shall be ithorough one.
Look at
Electors
1070
... 1071

Rrldport ..• ••

oodstoCiL

Population
... 6709
70Xt

3161 10.092
C =bind, they do not equal a ward In our large towns.
Fancy a •sid in Birmingham retarding the creams of the
Empire, and bow all Torydom would ring with denuncia-
tion* ol the caucus. Tb. oltetructiontete have oblation.
tionelly made the reasons for the Redistribution But more
cogent.