The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12 00:00:00

Imperial fi arliamnu.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

01IDAY.—Lord De Gray and Ripon. bill on medical
oducaUon was read a first time.
The appellate Jurisdiction Bill sad the High Court of Justice
Bill were committed preform&
Mc House ad iourned for the Easter holidays till the 28th
instant.

Th. judo? BW, which Is Intended to "71 ,
In the presentmode of summoning and /,•,,n,
read • second tinmand referred a.• t I ,Initllt{4,2
mr. MOred tbenecon.l •.1
Bill. the object of efhleh ea. h, aive
or the pOllOO MOM 01 Ande.olt.fl for
dierhargh tbe offender after ennipeomoting th,. kw, 'mar,
The Bill encountered so much 0w...800 that It

drawn.
Tit r lusoar.--The liotaCtlelPfhtleaßat gasewai, th.
introduoe the bill for• the abrditi.di .4 the Univer.,,,b;
the 26th inst.; and Mr. Gudierosz male • 4 itentt:a'''
effect that it was his intention to move fur a
in ?Nuke intotale Mara of all meintsert of that if
bean implicated in bribery by tlic report of '
Commit Moiler., and to report If any alteration in ti,.
drdrable. In coMmlttee in, the Iridi Lcn.l kill Mr s•,-*
stated that the views of the G.oenunent with
objections urged agalruit some ulanae, of the lull lq e,f
Palmer Lod °there Mr. G. GA", that
.mendmen, made a e asidersble alteration in n-'' • '
lower tenancies, and ream red w•me of the • ..•
been made to the norereinxe:st scheme astorigmaPs
'The aavendmental to Clause .% Wore then •
Stale pretreat was made.
FRIDAY. In committee on tin. Irish land Rill.hrg,
Wowed to omit that portion of Clause :1 hieh
0./111110111110.10h ill MAO of eviction frum tcliebrin sly -
sum not esceediveg two years' rent.
Al the suggestion of Mr. litse•sti, it on. wiig4n,„
Upon the motion of Mr. Samuelson a." amendment s., ,
to the dawn stipulating that the maximum .4 vorniwa,,,,7•••• -
In awarded tinder the Art should be £2.9 .
Mr. Ciesdnixerea Fortino-I*a the. nn.vi 41 rids,
onset that in the caw ..fevlctioe from hold.•er. .4th. '
£l.O a year and upwards eompensati.si aqual 1..,
might be aw•arded, and for eviction Inst,
a sum not exceeding one year's rent. It ilurth.x
any innnni id a higher clam of the wale might, at in •'.4
Maim to be compenrated on so Touch only of hi. rent•
bring him into a lower claw ; hut It ii.. tenant it,
valued at a yearly sem exceeding £1 0. and elaiming
'action more than four years' rent, .114 00 tenant .4 a
nmnasd •se yearly sum not exceeding s:10, alio%
than live norm' rent, should be entitled 1,11141/. aniaaa_.
additional claim for Improvements other that,
building. and reclatnution of land
After • long discuasfen It winr tamed.
liatinail then moved to add to the Irish
amendment a proviso that nothing contained in the An 4,
exonerate a tenant under lease from the duty of 001014, '
able posseelots of the •ietnised land at the end of the
should a landlord resuming possession at the fermium,.
lease be deemed to be disturbing • tenant within the tin,
of the Act.
The Arroarnie said the effect •4 the adoption f
an amendment al this would be that all telialit.i hai—
would be placed berod the benefit ••f the Act. ""f
Sir Rousosid. Paid= pointed out that the •ieestme..•
this amendment mooted was raised by three differed
merits to in moved on another part if the clause, and
•
be much more satisfactorily dealt with they
Sir flaoaos Jerry:seen addreeed the committee sail
cries of' Divide," and at twenty-five minutes to
Claud Hamilton roc and amid continual laughter sh 4
for • divisioneuccoscied in occupying the time of thy curan..,
up to the hour of •djournment.
The bill will be taken again on the first Thursday
mesa In the evening.
Mr. Nowt:metre moved that the select comnidte,
respect to conventual and monadic inetitutions,
i.
pointed under the order of thenth of March, he nottniate-
the committee of selealotl.
Mr. Citeatir seconded the motion.
Mr. COOaP moved, as an amendment, tart this erele fa-
appointment of the committee be discharged. 11. te.n.
malt be • matter of considerable surprise to the Houten; L
hon. member of North Warwickswire should have thver..
was taking a fair and proper course at half pad une
morning in proceeding with his motion relating to thin..
unfortunately arrived at the other night—'(no, no, a •,„,
bear.) 'That decision 1.11, a grievous insult and a greats.
to • great number of her Majesty*a eubjects below... • .•
Roman Catholic fifth, and to many of their keen bei.,..
to the indituticms in queersion--(bmr. hear.) A lure
ing of the Roman Catholic nobility and gentry •..• ,
that day, the Duke of Norfolk in the chair, at which a s,
!einem was passed pro:startle, against the proposed insi,
of thews institutions as not only a revival of the oil
law., but the creation of a new one No case has
made out for such inspection. The motion of the
member for North Warwickshire arse rested on nem
tattle and unfounded suspicions. Was ft to he token*: •..„
such persons as discharged servants should he allowed t
calumnious statements, not on oath and therefor, ~
Impunity, to the inirusive body naism, l, Mit boo wee-.
for. North Ws/wicks/lire? lie asked the House to ~0..
Its bawler decielon, and urged the Government to yetis...,
motion he now proposed, that the order for the appointuc!
the committee be discharged.
Sir J. MIIIMOX, as the only Catholic representative
English constituency in the House, seconded the rh•nos
he followed his own feeling he would be inclined h. 4..•
inveeligatton take place, knowing that nothing
discovered unfavourable to their honourable e•w•re,
the nuns looked upon the Investigation as • savnicg,

ceeding.
Lord ELstio wild he would vote for the Committee, '
front a spirit of bigotry.
Mr. Poona me, ed the adjorrnmetit of the House
Mr. NIIVIDIOATII said le asked only for inquiry Sr,

legislation.
11r. MAT-rutin said he had relative. hirme3 •
both In this country and abroad. The vows Lam •
and monk. in this country were purely v••hihtir .
serried with them no liability to interference on th. Pt'
the State.
Mr. Scoragme, as a member of the Committee • • •
declared that the Committee were averse to ha., th.•
impmed upms them.
Mr. Baum appealed to the bon. member ler Nor,.
wickahire to agree to the adjournment if the dchsti
After • few remarks from Mr. ATTOCII.
Mr. LkJl.ll withdrew his motion fur the AdJournmett
Home.
Mr. PLUM then moved the adjournment of the helot.
r. Nl.DseArz having made some observation',
The Il•itole divided, mid the numbers were—
For the adjournment of the debate ..
Agahut

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Majority .
DT. DII•DT M..ved the adjournment of.the

—..—
After some conversation the motion for the sdJournme'
the House was neestived, and a motion for the adjoun.,
of the debate made by Lord Bunn was agreed to.
Mr. NEWDIOATII fitted the 28th of April as the day on
he would bring on the question, though Mr. Bruce .."
him that he could not promise him any portion of a Bow
ment night. . • •

narrapars—lt was not until Saturday morning tho •
Attorney-General asked for leave to bring in a Bill to o
frontline the peccant borough. of Bridgwater and Bet erkt..
certain voters of the borough ol Nor. lob. From the lat.-.
of the hour he reserved what be bad to say on the me,
for the mcond reading. Colonel Knox objected
putting Bridgwater and Beverley in the same Bill. o.
affected to draw • di.tinctlon between what t
termed the straightdorward Whig bribery of the t.ro
borough and the mere municipal bribery of the latter. I'-
Attorney-General, however, declined to separate them. sot:
hon. member for Dungannon moved the edit:turn J:r•
House, but wee defeated by 167 to 17. A compr.m •••
howeve-, eventually effected, end. separate bill s td cent
In in Let., certain corrupt electors of Norwich err 0•0c0.r....-.1