The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12 00:00:00

NOUSE or COMMONS,
WIDNIIIDAY.

At to-day'e s I roe of the House of Commons. guest is
were asked respecting the feted (Wawa is the Soudan ;
but nothing of impoit %ad was elieltad from um.
oust. Som. notion were (111.01,Sod• N. illlerreg•tions
woe put, al It., wnich Lord R. Chiwohlli mowed to.
adjourns:meat of the Hoe.. for We peryed• of ourd,wenum
Mialwan for a/lo wiwglb. Egy puea dao•S• ea the ps.noas
night to oril•pae A t ..,ore dummies, Mr. N. N.
Yowler rammed the cleb.t. oo Ise Address with •
emotion ea Booth Alrloea polo.; aid Wee theorise.=
mat followed had sot t outlasted at the risiag al the
House.

In It,. Rogge ed Common% Sir S. Notthoote plaided on
the I:loge...book a mi.tiou, umbu in terms to that given
by lard lislisbary 10 the other Home. Omerid Gordoo's
minion formed the subject of sundry onglkoas interroda-
Uons by the Oppsiition. but the only information elicited
tget two genira had nom.d to serve under Ms
Emptasn Governuteut. Tim PostmasterGimera Informed
iiraten Lewrenee the sixpenny telegrams would not
be Introduced at the dime origiamiy tzed. Lord
lienington intimated amid exprealons of di imUdaction
Irmo Scotch members Met the fltgbinnd binnet would be
discarded for Ma helmet. Too cam of Lard Roseniore
formed the subject of two or three Qum:lons ; but Yr.
Trevelym painted out Mat Ms matter ramd solely will'
the Lord Ccianoellor of Ireland. Kr. Duckhatu el cited
from the tfbancellor of the Dimity that Ms Privy COJIICII
had nude' taken to exercise their pr...ni power/ of exclud-
ing fond's' animals affected with Memos. Since the llth
of November not lOLfl4e aixim egamod with f.t and
mouth disease had bean landed an this country. Bator.
the subject drooped. ILL (Balaton* Intimated that the
Ball about to la. Introduced on the aubjso4 wool 1 ty•
ombird on with fair expedition. On the subject of the
Eiyptaan crisis. Mr. Sagami:am asinounced Mat steps bad
Dila taken to formal Admiral Barrett with an increase
of his faro, at basalt& roe debate on the Addrwee was
sebeequently remised by Mr. easolin, who moral an
arneadomnt capreosivis of mtisfaction et the Ministerial
announcement to introduce a 84 to deal with Me excln non
of diseased animals. • lengthy discussion follow., .1 10.
Mo. of whim Ms amendment wm rejected by. majority
of IS.

I,IIIDAT.
The Hoses of °mamas had to wade through the nom'
flood of idle qu.t ons. Amoroso MI6 replies made by
members of the Qreruw.nt. Kr. Bannerman Meted
that the Adottreity bad been able to supply Admiral
Monts ertin the addition& force he required, irrespective
of the 600 mann% sent to II vta Mr. giadstone baring
mated to. ooures pursued by to. Government in reference
tothe tat lima to to. Ko•davesGovemment, Lori R. Char
oblU attemoted to follow hint. end for the sawn I Use.
this week amused the Speaker of p.rtialliy. In resferenni
to Thursday's article in (faired Indeed. edited by Mr.
iygrian, M.P., in ergots the writer klied that General
Gordon would meet the fate of Baker Fah'', army, the
Premier stated thet toe Goveromeot had no intention of
taking any notice of it,
_Mouth there could be no q coition
as to its chars:Mr. Kr. Chamberlain hoped that reds*.
Con of the hint dose +mold come Into operation during
the present month. Alter a conversation SS to the right
Sir a Northoots to bring on hie Vote of Censure on
Tuesday, which it waa ruled he could do if the debate
on the Aid,.., was not cmcluded, gr. Gladstone post-
poned his motion to introdooe to. Franchise nal until
gooday. gr. I'arne/1 then moved his amendment on the
Addrese, condemains the conduct of the Irish Govern-
meat in prohibiting Nationalist meetings, and In permit-
ting Orange maegretre to incite to disorder and violation
The debate which followed yes of no agassing character,
the Nationallete complaining thatMs Government had
favoured the °tensional, while the aduttrore of Lord
Roesmore denounced the Usbinet for sympathising with
the Parasitise. Dobai. adjourned.