The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20 00:00:00

fmptrial 'Parliament.

ROUSE OF LORI*.

ISD %T.—The late Speaker el the MouseofCaoun4no, there
aft • Mr. J "he Evelyn Deol.en." toot hit Peat a.
•• th,i§,6-tott "

Lord PsHiteAt .:4‘e notice Of hie Intentim to mote. is an
amendment to P.m litanhopies motion with reference to the
anott.,“ of Sir H. Collier to the Privy l'ooo.ll. a rre kitten
erouitiing the Goveriarneut of all blame in the ostler, and
eery %Molar in terms to that which le to be prigmeed by Air
K. paliner in the House of Commons.
Tin MIDAT.—Lart Brannon moot the following reenlotinn
—" That tine House bee.... with regret the course taken by
lier Haleety's tiovernment In earring out the pros 11110141 of the
Act of Met ameba relative to the J odical Comment* or the Privy
Council, and ie of opinion that the Ovation of Sir Hobert
Collier to the Bench of the Common Plc.. for Um ourpowe
only trl rising him • colourable ouiditicatiou to be • paid
member of the Judicial Committee acoonlingly, were noted
variance with the visit sad Intention of the statute and of
evil example In the exercise of Judicial palronama" He urged
thit the pewees of the Crown bed been unduly eiretehed. and
Hun the inteention of the Legi•lature had been get aside by the
appointment!
Lord PoitilaAl [Doted, ee an intendment the iubstitution, ,
after the word "that," of the words, "ml. House finds no
Just mum for taming Parliamentary censure on the conduct
of the Ouvernment In the recent appointnient of Sir Hobert
Purrett Collier to a (judgeship of the Common Pleas and to the
slushier,' Committee of the Privy Council" tie steprecate•l the
Ides that the Hoiernment hid OVAded 411 Act of Parliament in
order to provide • snug berth for their Attorner.lienerel.
Hie lordship created • ir,o4 deal of merriment whoa, in
character of • teleran Whig, he moired the House be Su old
enough to remember the secret history .4 I. good many real
Ird?‘ . , „

rd Swearer erne, as usual, sigorous and liteinire In his
etrieture, upon the timernment, but deniod that be had any
desire, h) coming the motion, to give the Wean:anent an
2 :11:irtunIty of resigning that he would not be • cam of
Ong your borne in the middle of the ford, but of changing
fir home when they were trying to entricsto you from the
into which they had dragged you
'est followed the Dole of Argyll, who took high ground
and denounced In strong language the conduct of the Lord
Chief Junkie in venturing to criticiee the conduct of the
Governments
_ . . . .

Lord WIIMMT referred to some of the Duke al Argylib
remarks ea lodgment. He described the WM act of the
Prime Yielder arid the Lord thancellor as a fraudulent
mamba of We power of appointment vested in Mean bg the
nattate .1 hat year; mach • ponewling, in Met, Y. till had
taken place between prtvate hulls idusle, would certainly bam
been set amide in • cum% of Nulty. Tnle stem* was the most
melting event of the evening. and wee loudly cheered by the
Oppontion.
Lard flognar pported Use anienduseet.
:me• meht the dovernssent had proceeded
ormiltutlonal principle to ref tnlng to &ctn.:R.lw*.
the Lord Chief Justice ea the armor of the eilsoluistration•
.111 d for his own part, he thotmht nothing mold has• been
Imre degrading to the odkee held by hirowll and the Lord
Chief Jlistleff lids • public controversy In the umsepapere on
such • subject as that which was now under discumion. He
pas.. detested vindlostiou of the course the Uuvernmeet bid
adopted.
Lord C•ialta supported the retoiution in • lengthy addreim
Eel IsliAatiu.g av cued that to. K. Coiner% mnointalient bad
only been called In queellon on party motives.
The motion ems put with the following result :
For the motion (content.)
411111111(noneouteste)

!Worley for lb. Uonerbreent
Tbe reeult wa• received erltb lmaal cheers [rem the Ilieleteeial
beechen.

The amendment was then put so; a aubsaaniave swam, mad
aimed ta.

TUVILIDAV.II DIVIMOII.

Falbar.—The Duke of Monson. caned attention to the
fact that the numbers In the division Thursday night were
IM and 87, so that the Gorenunetit majority was only eon
The limn!sis of ffalmarks observed tisk this wan
important, Mousse the noble lords who had been brought
back tnsin Italy and other parte at so much trouble, mum
mach conskler that he had ensured the sictory.
The Earl of Linariathr wished to know by what right It we
amomed by Use noble duke that the tellers were wrong and
not the eierk.

Merl (Anaemia would be glad to know the meows at lb*
noble large who had been brought. from Italy and eleerrbers.
Their lodpshirie adjourned 51 /kW.

HOUSE OF 001 MONS.

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Marcur.-11r. Bats Introduced • BM for the oftaotklaton and
alielltlmeoll. of tkia 111 W 1.01011•11 tuanaspuneut 01 mine%
nodlts. on Lho whoa. Lomas y nousived.

aCOTtal Iooo4lloa lata.
The lua. •DVOCATit asked lot laaVO to being lea Hill to
amen.' and extant' tha provisiona of tba law of 110111111Wil on to,
0.1.10. t of .thwalloti. The bill proposed to meatilla In every
parith a.,1 borough a &boo! Dowd, to be elected big the rate-
ya)ar., the board-to have the duty MI extending up Aso of
education to that It sight weal Lb, wain. all tie The
lowly were to be prod by the reboot lees, the Piellbsaentary
0..1% and where it was ermeassy out of tomel gage alma It
ass c. 4 pivpomal to establish a separate board of Digiestion in
so.usod, but matters relaUng to the Pertlammemly grant
,old be settled by what would. be termed thve DOOM Depot
the Privy Council. It was also prthoesd that 01,101• schools
In boroughs should be dealt with.. higher aims efts* and
wht;e the English compulsion clause wee introdused, mai the
quootiou was left as at Matta to the people three-
it inat also proposed to add a time-table cosecteses
itatist privlling that where rels4i•iu, inetructlon we.ease. It
spook* ha It cu (se at permit) either at the beginning or sod
.1 the onlinary teaching.
Alta discussion, leave wee given and the Bill we. nod • Ant
tint.

T, MAD IT. —There was Dgood deal of cheering shoo Mr.
!Maud. gave notice of • roe .lo [ion requtring that all treaties
tv.int!iided with foreign countrtea Mould be aubenlttaid to the
Mouse of Commons before m 411040016. —The Government
although williog to merat to the app dote/mot of a edam tom-
nudee UPoll UM Game Laos they do not intend to tek• the
initiative In the Ma/Mr. Captain Nolan, be nee menther for
(1-Jeet introducet without any numilestotlon M //mhos.
11r. P. Aytoutt called attention to the arrangement/6 whit%
bm Inca .r arc about to Ls tutored Into between our Govern-
ment mid that of Holland, ea to a mutual tweeter of poems-
non. or netts in Africa and Ada. In emending the motion,
Mr. thrtie described Me dominion which tre *add soot& •
lanifootooiu Aay•4l.la4. Mr. Kuatchhull•Hugirema rebutted
1166 vt-ggaition in the tuovt docidol term% and Mr. Agtouo
yielded to the calls which tams front many parte of the Howie,
and • iti,druw hi/ newton In ine Moen. of Mn. P. A, Tartar,
Mr. It na• pommel le. • tor Ws to brine I. aI3IM to abeillen
the Cisme Lawn.
03171.010C1

DIMAS'S

Mr. ileSen moved for leave to bring In s Bin for the pre-
vention of nortain contact°on deems sod the better protecti .
of sewage. The Onersinaes.t bad ...Wend the report of the
commissioners uoder mine tithe deepest responsibility. The
Government would not cadone • compulsory sod periodical
esuunumUun oven in the epeeist lucent.. under the operation
of thu Act, beliewsng that the object could be better effected
h) • snore ...gent police eupervission sold enCarcessent of the
law re sting to prostitution. lie explained at some 'earth
the, pre. Worn of the MD coiderrlng greeter Wren apt. the
1..41 authorities and Use stagier-ems to denting with lie sub.
loct.
Mr. W. Fowlaa withdrew hi. 11111 fur the repaid tam COO.
1.1141. Us Ihmeses Act.
Weessernr.—tro the mooed reading a Vie Burials Bill, Yr.
BIIWAT snowed that it be reed • soc.d time Unit day ma
m nth.. On • &whims there were

V.I. the sesand reading
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