The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS

lIWIAGIR MOM TIM yrit.X.-

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Lsoroio.

Mosett. Mr. i)ISRARLI brought up the following Marage
from the queen. The Iletsaze was read by the speaker, holt
gehUentesi as usual taking off their hat:, :

Victoria Itegina. -lierlute being desirous of making
competent fortotision for the suitable support and maintenance
of her fourth KM, Prince Leopold George Itunean Albert. on
his c•sulicr of age, eccontlitendS the comederation thereof to
her faithful Uoinnanis, and relies upon their attachment to
sAgoiS shirk measures as iiiay be suitable for the occasion."
Mr. 1)1SRAILI gave notice that ine Thursday be would move
that the house take her Majesty's gracious Message into amt.
aidemtlon, and a1..0 reoli o itself let., committee if supply.
lor.ls • I.ON 111111111 l the "nice a the day bsogsisz i commitWe
on the Kinlowod Selniold Acts Attictshscut 11111. IsherCtlisM Mr.
P'cwrxn I .reqs,sell that it was to sanclitili a measure
which would allow any one religious tasty 1.. isintrol schools
that were thrown iniCtil to the whole nation by the policy of the
last l'arlianwnt. It would throw the entire managenitmt
the endowed achools into the hands of Church of linzland nice,
even where they had been founded by Iconeonforillifta. Ind
the Consenative forty think that the Notioniformista would
tamely submit to this? They might as well amuse° that they
c..Uld revive the Star Chamber or reunions ehii..money.
Iswd it. (fa% KNIPIPiII seconded.

Lord B,,nori contended the Government were free to amcnd
the Act as at the Lot election a good deal of condemnation was
passed on the Government on account of It. A cry •if dissent
being raised, Lord Sandia:, In a turiciff triumph, asked whtiher
the I )141.111.1011 would She to" try the quiatimi on the hustings,"
and WAS answered by a loud and ringing cheer fnim the
lippaition, which excited an equally loud sod enthusiastic
response from the Ministerial henchei. But he was willing to
add to the Indi clause, that the roi 1111 l iasionem should not be
compelled to appoint to the governing body of any school,
other than a cathedral or collegiate schisil, the members of any
particular de Motion, union there was a specific direction
to that effect in the instrument creating the foundation ; but,
in all other caeca, • here the founders did not direct that the
goveniing born,u were to be of ally particular denomination,
that them Amid be a proper admixture according to local
requirements, of S tioniformista with lliurchmen.
After • heated debate, the discussion was adjounwd.
Tr IDIDAT.—The debate was resumed on the 1...10wed Schools
Acts Amendment Bill, and on a division was teased by aid to
Mkt

NIIDNIIIDAY.- -111 committee ii the Endowed Schools Act
Amendment Bill the opponents of the measure resorted to
talking against time, and kept up the flow of words till the
timaker stopped the deluge.
Tin RAIDAV. Mr. Insitsmt mom! a noolution to the elf.xt
that the annual sum of 1:15,000 be granted to her Majesty out
if the (7onsolidated Fowl as WI annuity to be settled on his
Royal Iliglintm Prince Leopold for his life. In such manner as
her Majesty might think proper. and to coalmen", from the
date ofthe Prince's coining of age. The right hon. gentleman
add the P •dm oh"' himself to science and learning, and to
the cultivation of thisie fine arts which adornol life and added
lustre to a nation These predhtpositions he seemed to have
inherited from his late father, who had done no mutt to refine
the taste, multiply the enjoyments, and elevate the morn'
sense 4 the gnat lady of the iseopic.
11r. Cl, theITONIC hail very iiiiiiwre satisfaction In seconding
the pnlvavi, and hoped the liou.se would never cease to bear
in mind Ito,. uutaiuiuntly agreeable the manner and the matter
of it were to the spirit of our institutions. The matter of it
was within those limits id moder.ition which had marked all
emit moms wi had been addrinsed by the I/men to Mr faith.
liii cominoos, 'a idiot the manner of it was most calculated to
maintain the authority of the So‘ereign over the junior
members of the Rut al family, and the constitutional control of
this House over clues question comics:test with the disposal of
the Public ItioneY. It, oowlitsion, Mr. taadatone exprmed an
canitst hope that the IN:solution would be unanimously
adopted.
Mr. TtVIA)R. without repeating his objections to these grants,
but Intimating that they reinahmi unshaken, contended himself
with uttering a protest against the resolution, which was then
put and airmsl lo swot. coo.

The House then rrannied the emsideration .if the Endowed
Schools 11,11, and, in order that there should he no ground for
the charge of favourite; the Church, lord tissues I
various amendments, but determined opposition 11•1=1117111
to the iticasure, and small progrras made.
FaiDar. The Pale. )li:quoting antumneed the withdrawal of
the Land 11111 and the Judicature Bills, lie will give facilities
for the laming of Mr. (lurne)'s Public Worship Bill A. to the
Endowed ieleo,ls Ihll he said It bats led to peitracted debates
I belie:cc from an entire misconception of the character of
many of the clauses ..! the bill—(Mitilsterial cheers). I do not
Impute Out as any blame to hon, gentlemen oppraltc, and
hope that they will acquit her Majesty's imsernment and
genticuicti est {lag 14.1 C. I attribute the misconception chiefly
to that language which has etoleti into our legisktimi, and
which I. certainly of. character that requires at every=
the presence of experts and adepts for Its. Interpretation —(
and laughter). I honestly ender, even if it may be an argot.
ment for my own iticapecity for the position which I hold—
(laughter).- that though I have given many anxious and per-
plexed moncims to the omaideration of its details, I have not
been able to obtain that mastery or them which I ought to have
(louil laughter, mot cheers fem. the opposition). The house
having teumtiouol the apt iiiiitrilint of site,' emunesion, and
nanctioned it in • manner a blob entirely Justillot the policy of
her Majesty's goveruniont (Ministerial cheers), the govern-
ment deem it set v {sable Itt 1016/10011,` to another yme the oon-
siderstion of the arnitulinonts which they Madre to introduce
into the existing law (Ines slam cheers).
lie CLAIVVIVNII thought it a pity the discovery was not made
earlier. All he could gather was, that the Endowed Schools
t!onimisision Wag It, be dismissed, that the dissenters were to
be put into t categories one, "our Noinvintonniat brethren,"
the other the " political Noneonfonnista," AII.I that war ems to
im declared against the latter.
Mr. Commute took the opportunity .1 comparing the
promises which were 311WIC 111 her Majesty's speech and their
fulfilment his measures wore promised. There were the bills
connected with the transfer of Inomi aol dealior with real pro-
Pend'. That measure had been abandoned 711011 them wm.
the hill for the re-arrangement 1,1 the judicature foe 1ra....
Those ITIVIVIIIV4 tnt also been abandoned. Then tit.", woe
certain changes to make Etiglish law apidicable Messti•rtd
That bill too had been abandoned. Then there awn the Pro"'lse
of the appolntiriont tit a commisaion to deal with questions
connected will, the relations between neuter and aervant, tot be
followed by legislation during the presient session. The letls-
lation had -not been peewee'. Then there 'ass • Pr"mi.` of
the aniclidnictit of the law relating to friendly societies, which
pronilso had boot abandoned. lastly, there was the promise
of 5 bill to regulate the sale of innixhating liquors. sod the
'louse knew pretty well what had become of that mamas.
The whole that the Government hail done was to add halfan-
hour to the t me allowed for the Rale of Intoxicating drinks,
and the dismissal of three officers appointed by the late
, Government tor the purpose of appointing three new ones.
A •hort debate took place on the preamble of the Endowed
Schad. Act Aniendment Bill, which seas eventually !struck ouh
! and the bill o amended WAS ordered to be rels,rte4 smk.
(qmosition cheers.
toiliscquently and at the cc ening sitting, prog.ren W.Aa M6de
I with the Church Patronage (deottmal)11111.

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