The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-16 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMON&

MONDAY—Mr. Childers morel the Navy &Comte&
The general result of the arrangements made by the
new Board will be to prodooe • saving of £1.027.000
eompared with the expeorlitere of last year; and thia
mementy will, as Mr. Ohilders aseured the Committee,
be effected without in any way diminiataing the real
Oren& end efficiency of our envy, and will indeed be
eontguiporen oils with the oommeocement of two mush
larger end more powerful iron-clad turret-chips than
any which are at present afloat.
Ttrrenay.—Mr. Locke-Kinir once, more revived a
bill foe Aemigeilating the Law of Intestaey in regard to
penosst and real property. An expression of opinion
which wee prevalent that the subject ebould be deslt,
with by the Government was, to • certain eitenj,
meognieed by Mr. Gladatoue, bet without hops given of
immediate action ; and the bill was intrados's& but
not before Mr. Henley bad ashed that the title of the
toill be changed to that of • Bill for the Confiseation of
fortyobilling Freeholds. A motion for • Delon com-
mittee to Monks into the present system of registratioe
of voters in horm.gbs in England and Weiss wee
pro-
-I=ltby Mr. Vernon Harcourt, in • prmitieal speech,
ieb he, as it were, showed up the inefileieney of
Um overseers in preparing the lists, and suggested the
erestioe of an officer to perform this function. The
complete pmparation of the registry would, it wee
tried, do away with the now neoemary evil of regietra.
-Mee a•sociations. An improvement In the made of
making objections and claims was also dwelt upon, as
wall as the giving an &bookies power of appeal to
claimants. The motion was seconded with obeervatious
founded on personal experience by Mr. Ilethisone, the
now member for Liverpool. An eld•new member, Mr.
'Thema* Collins, spoke in his snidest proeminoed
manner, in rather • Coneervetive MM. of the present
of mawsistion, and suggested • bill in order to
Torthat there is any grievance to he remedied.
Loather remissitated member—namely. Lewd Bandon,
who new represents Liverpool—deeidedly supported the
rep:amen ; while Mr. Gilke, of Chelsea, dilated on
the dillieulties of lodger clainninM. The anent of the
Government was given with a emisin emphasis by Kr.
Bruce. . -•— • .

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Wipirlesnir . —The Grit bulimia est Lo Robert '
liontegtes Cootegioss Diseases (Aslnnis) Still, with '
which be coveted the start of, sod now meats to be '
runnins against, the Oonamesst unseen on the same '
subject. Ile introduced its teeond reading in • hurl '
speeth, bat the gist of is sissy be stated to be • Iferoorlos '
lion of the Metropolis Foreign Cattle Market Bill of
lost samies, with an srpossio• to every heading port, it
tibia all foretell cattle imported sre to be slaughtered,
end not permitted to p iale the isterior of ths pantry
alive It may be reutembered that this principle
rased a severe party rosiest lsat you ; and now Mr.
Ilesellain, who spooks for the destroyed wile isus of
NewceatlYcio.Tyrie owing to the Deespity far apse.
Wring foreign male dewing the plain*, renewer the
strife, es bourne protesties tad free trait. by minion
direcitly the rejection of the bill. Speaking ie • bk.
sense for Mull, Mr. Norwood sesooded the sanadmset.
Of course Mr. Clare RAW took the WOO min ss lest
Tesr ; was all for dead meat ; end ded.red WM the
question woo not oos of protection. but of his. settle
plague and a staple of the food of the people of this
country. It was sot Mr. W. E. Forster's faalt that he
*leo could only renew the old spument— that the bill
would Mop all trade to Norio settle, while that of the
Government would be gaits u effeetual in kepi.' out
the plaints, sod would not keep out the bel6eks.
Though no Opposilioni.t. Mr. delwin.lbbeterm admitted
that the Geveremest bill would deal meet oompry
\naively with the subject ; but be naked that the bell
should be inferred to • pleat committee with that of
Miamian. About this time the Heuer wee paged for
• &Anus, sod so the edirsot of Mr. NeidegMe was
wet uelerimed, sad the new members an copper.
Sully of treisior themselves in one of the site
of the Souse—shot of glyeriug with Me word
"divide" with doe persiatesay, for the peals(
dowis of in obstrustioti. A few words Mr. Besse
mom jlenseatir beer 4 bet Sir George Jim uses relied
frie
• nasSm‘_ _ .:, _st'ssin se ting Itot.ol. wh Meowed
slop& erweasency in the ark shove .fln,es to. The
of the Bosse as it broke we apr divide*
= rtsnlial is.6l 4 Fut, strength os • large :eke sad
ao is. malt the DO•Ond reading ef the big wriest by
Fp so 101. Although it we tau minutes to gee. Sir
jam o,.Aukko moved the sepal reading of the
Trojoonity Trots Bill, wbielli be 44 is tiompanstraly a
door and telling mateates. After Yin MOO hlr.
xowCsys,litarbo ln asking lIS rejssillos, ir.,, iote us. oui
n
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wises he tned to Munro,. if pp, hot pita
Ihrgnsnan
s sects* *bony, light°4B6'" It bitsta lame tips
hours. Aso, BIT sopedell Pahner teo odious.
meat of the &MU wbieb was agreed to.
TROVISDAT.-112 rassittes of supply Kr. esi.d.in
mooed she army estimates. and iii tat, oloo.s.
she swims. of hut real 11114 glikls6.oW. it of the
, po mia. ithawiest I apt &OMNI el
.ftsees rips is iiiirn----. -. I _
SAMS Sbili ses-eniss VIP nem. over
LL2sa.aso; in't
whaos so opproport his say aoateel, the estimates of
Isis rear well n3,3nAock "g show of tewozis: ere
L 1,2,176,000, sburiag • set ammo* al C 1,283. ; buts
sisaolizisagoests sod
10 _other_ olissesi
t _bis rs;ed
floras bl FI,I ar *op rore wet. This
Oust* is ogriog to too email : ibutl7. tins—r IMOstribn'.
Mon 01Peeps is thary*soisa, sad to tbs rater eosteol
which hem been silinbilsbed over ereelMlitv" by 116 i
imeigossete of the Wrig 011ge by the Ws Goveregaut.
After soar dissiegios, • vets of the ma sod wary foe
• lis Bevy Kos ire" 6°.

Flt Dar.— Mr. Melly led off with • dissertation oath.
numbers of young children in large towns who are
growing up without education, and, in moving foe a
select sommittat, laid down as his remedy ouseeleory •
sttendsnoa sad film municipal sohools. He pea some
remarkable statistare illustrative of his argansely
particularly from Lirerpook Manchester.
Birmingham. The seconder of the motion, Mr. Dices,
spoke for Birmingham, and affirmed that the ease of
that town had bun understated. The motion was met
by on uneoduleet from Mr. Fureett, to the effect that
inqiury is not necimeary, because the Goireromoit has
.11th. information required for framing &comprehensive
*auntie( national education. and was equally emphatic
in stating his opinions, he SOO &tenanting oompuistrf
attendance and riumpulsory rating besides. Mr. Adderley
was of opinion that another inquiry would he
supererogatory; and if wan doobt'ul whether any
legistativt measure was noomeary, beelines the present
system of education might well be expanded to meet
this Cortieular 'tenuity.— Mr. W. B. Foreter believed
that a mature whieh sought to check religious tvtoMol
In *dui:raison would be unpopular, even with the
working cdricases. There would be difficulties as to free
ashools, founded on compulsory rating, while as to
compulsory atiendanoe, the practical difficulty would he
to put in motion a maehinery for the purpose, whl h
would be repugnant to lingligh feeling and habits. This
proposed isommittee would rather tend to delay than to
aosolersca inhalation. But the Bovernmest intended
to obtain some information on tht special subject by
inqoiritag in some of the largo towns, sou to set at rest
all doubts in regard to educational statistics'. There was
farther distortion, in the COMM of which Sir J.
Pakinston diatinetly distinctly differed from Mr.
Addetley as to any farther trial of the present eyetotta ; I
and he hoped the present atrong Government would deal
with the subject as earl, as next session without any
more inquiring. The motion wet withdrawn. Kr.
Cranford drew attention to the system of creating
faggot or fictitious votes in &sottish Gauntlet by
nominally granting life rents to drainers to the districts
in order to oonstitute • qoalibeation under the Reform
Ara of ism. There seemed • rowel assent to patting
an end to the system, Bn.l this was the real result of the
debate. Mr. Seely asked for a committee of inquiry
into the Curer, mail contract, wh•ch Lord lisrtiogton
wu ready to groat, hot not so Mr. Graves. A sharp
debate followed ;and in the and, on • division, the motion
was carried by one hundred and fifteen to eightytix.