The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-02-16 00:00:00

Entperial parliammt.

lIOVSZ OF LORDS.

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lioNntr.
A Dia ior the increase of the Episcopate was read a iir.d
thiv.
Tur•in tr.

The Lonl UM:welling Introdured the humeme Court
of Judicature Act Amendment fill.
The lI.ORD CHANCELLOR presented a measure to simplify
titles, and facilitate the transfer of land in England, the
main object of winch is to aboliAla the commilmry registra•
Unit required br the bill of lag
The Walton of PETERDOROUGH laid on the table a bill for
the amendment of the law relating to idniony.
THURSDAY.

The House formally met, awl at once aoljourned.
FRIDAY.

The Loan CHANCELLOR, in laying on the t.bl,it
consolidate and amend the laws relating to letters patent,
explained that the provisions if the measure Were
f Int upon the 111111 l endations contained in the
reports of a Royal 4 omink.i.nand of a Committee of the
House of e,iimuons. and the resilutions pused by the
International Convention at Vienna in

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MOS DA T.

The IllouAe was inundated with meamres. When
the report .1 the Address Wait l,rUlit lIP. honourable
members were uwparing in their criticisms of the Q1111V11.4
speech. The report having bivia
.agreed to. Mr.
moved for leave to brine in a rell for facilitating the
..f the dwellings .1 the working-el:wawa in
large towns. When a medical oiliter reports that a district
Ic matealthy by reason of overcrowding. the Liwal
Authority will pass a resolution, that an Improvement
Selienie sh.nal.l lie prepared. This is to lie accompanied
by maps, plans, &c.. hut the lA/ 'al Authority ahall not
build unit,. after a certain time It iii found impassable to
induce private speculators to tan.:int the work.—The second
reading was fixed for next Manley.
The cis *Nei:Lion of the Excutratren reintroduced his
Frii,nitly Seine,. fill- and exPlamed the chief alteration.
which have been made in at since last rear. It no longer
insists on local registration. nut to secure uniformity tho
Registrars of Scotland and Ireland are subordinated With,
Isianlon Ake, and the Itegistrars will not be 111/143 to make
alterations in the rules of nwities, but only to dissolve
then. under certain cure taneesr. The course for the
preparation of Govermalent tables will he admittnl ; and
with regard to the insurance of chililren, that is permitted
under the age of three years, fir the moo of t:1 in one
single Aire. Leave wa.sttven to bring in the Bill.
Sin'.AUDI:IIIAT bron tin Ids Merchant Shipping Acta
Ainendnient 11111,whir , he said, followed the moon-
mendations of tho Coinauis-ioners, ler four heads—
' discipline, safety of ships.'training of boys, and improve-
ment of en.pairics.
Mr. PLipsoLL pn ~,,, united the Bill to he lamentably
Insufficient bet the requirements of the occasion, but leave
watt given to bring it in.
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llwre than 30 halls were anbaeguently brought in by
private members awl read a tint time.

TUESDAY.
Mr. C. LaWiS inured that no new writ be issued for
Stroud, but on a dvision the motion was rejectedby 225
against 41
Replying to Sir G. Jenkinson. Mr. licuirgivitomm stated
that it was not practicable. in the present PCOo .to
introduce a general measure on the subject of highways.
_TDUISDAY.
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The CIIANCZI.LOR of the EXCIINUER asked leave to
introduce two Bills for the consolidation and amendment
of the Acts relating to loans for public works. These
measures he proposol in view of the bills already hniuglit
in and others contemplated by the Government tearing
upon the pi uesti of local tavation. The ai tof local
indebtedness at the present moment was alsout
and it wad advancing at the rate of 4:3,olatutlll a year.
The leans of which this was composed were raised for
various local purposes by bodies which were independent
of one another. There was warmly env control over the
loans by the ratepayers, and very little by the central
Government. What he desinal, therefore, was to 1,,i ~
under the 'purview of Parliament the progress of the in-
debtedness in the form iPf an annual local budget.
Another subject closely connected with this we.. the
ailniinistrat: of the Public Works loon Commissioners.
Through their instrumentality .1:70,000.ffil0 had been
advanced ipy which the country was lalffill.UUU out of
pocket irrespective of the loss of interest. It WWI
proposed to give timely notice to lot 30 PTO to the system
of carrying on unexhainteil credits from one year to
another, to consolidate an far as possible the different
loans, and to bring forward an annual local budget
Leave was then given to bring in the
Mr. &urea-Boom also obtained leave to introduce a
bill for consolidating and amending the Acts rellatiatt to
public health in Ktigland. Its framers have takin the
entire mass of sanitary legislation, and is:awn:A.l an
inanity of Public Health Act% Drainage Acts, Sanitary
Acts, and Town improsements, into a law of reasonable
compass. It enlarges the powers ,if the local Isslies
regard to the construction of sewera and the regulation
of the gas and water. As respects house acconineslation
they are furnished with a detinition of overcrowding
which will enable them to CON with the evil. A. in,.isrtant administrative change is introducol in the pro-
visions enabling this Loeal il..vernment Board ho groulv
districts, with a view to the more efficient supervision of
the medical lAtirent and inlicetors, and :welding the
waste of power coneutient upon the present inconvenient
arr.uu,cuients ; and there are other valuable features,
Funiay.
Mr. Amu having ns,vel the Laue of a new writ bw. the
election 1.1 a 11030 her for Stroud,
Mr. G. Lewis loot the proposal with an anseielaient to
the Wei t that no writ he issued until three days after the-
printing and Alii.Oki; LI, Illellthersa the evi-
dence taken tils.is the trial of the petition against the
return of the late member.

11.0 :44/LICITOR repeat,4l his opinion ot•
former night, that it woulol h. unconstitutional for the
House to suspend the writ siinolv for the iourp.o of in-
flicting i 'shine:ft on. tho constituency. anvl without.
MOINC utt.osi tit uloicet in view.

The House &for negativing the atueuilment by 181 to
73, ogre., to the motion for the innuoliate issue of the
Writ. _

-Mt. SCLATER-BOOTII brollAili. in A bill to repeal the
adulteration of food acts, anil to make better provisioo
for the sale of food and drugs ill a pure state.

Prince 1.e0p.14, continua's to iiiake aatia(actory pnigrusa
isl Ilow ANCt. it upPl4lloll'l. 111 l I .latly.
f/aensi will 1101,1 1)01.1 tic Court at
liockitialiaan Palace on Slott.lay. March mth.
The ice II•mtou and ita liciglilmourlmml for 1105 is
estiiimi.teil at :40,111511.111,4
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A Washington county, N.Y.. man ha s a clock IZ yttert.
whirh still keeps 4,ssl Cm,
A hill providin.; for the sale .4 ;;;;;; by weight ban Met.
b mil defeated in he Maimi legislation.
Profoisor Huxley kat Ileclined to be again nut torward.
for the Rectorial Chancellor of .11.enleen Uniwrsity.
The I)iike of Atli..., has nurchase4 for Llo,2nu tin,
estate .4 Menden, which adjoin.. him luctlships lemperty.
Mr. 'Malcolm Meade, a member of the Inchon eivil
Service. has been treachcimuly worth:nal by his native
akTvatit.

---I;r4Cosor Holloway, of pill and ointment celebrity, in-
tends to MIMI a college for ladies at a cost of 1:—.:41,1,0
It is said that 110 Years ago there was no 4 a Jangle white
man in what is now Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana, and
Illinois.
There aro estimated too. in New York, Jersey Cssy, andl
Ilr.s.klyn, I,lltlo people whose Claire btlaillel in life is to
colionit cri.ine. _

'''''''''''''' of locomotive steam engines in the
world is mid to he 15,667, of which needs une thinl are irs
the Unite,. titatioi

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Two children, while on their way to school recentlyo
at a village about twenty masa trim Madison, Wisconsin,
were killed and inutilaied by wolves.
The War Oltlce has approval of the select, of
Captain Fie Aden, ILA., to fill the post of naturalist to the
PulAr utpuditiott and telegraphic instructions have been
given for him to return to England to take up his
appointment
It is stated that Lady insides," dressing-case contained,
berides her la.iysi,ll,s eweh certain letters connected
with the Mordaunt week% wh.j,h 'for greater NM recy and
security, hail for 11.01111, tillle Iwvii kept in Lady IhnUey's
jewel-box "
The Wine of Treasury ftilicitor, vacant by the death of
Mr. John Gray, hall fallen to Mr. Keppel Stephen,
, who had been Assistant-Solicitor under Mr. Gray. Mr.
Stephen ii a minuher of the Northern Circuit, and was
called to the bar in PIA
Although the hhakers of the New Forest have been try-
ing to secure a Loge house or convenient building in that
neighbourhood, they have been unsuocess:til. There are
houses and places to let, but the owners will not take the
"%Weer.. tenant..
Two isien chargnl with cutting the rope of a coal-pit shaft
'in C berland, with intent to murder some person, have
been committed for trial The accused have atimittiall
their complicity in the affair, though they declare that.
they had no intention of Injuring anyone.
The Bur de Richelieu. of the family of the great
is about to marry Millie. Heine, a rich heir*. GC
Hamburg. and member of a oil aaaaa ercial fai,iily. By
special dispensation the wedding will be celebrated in
the Norbonne Church, where the cardinal's tomb is
situated.
Another marriage has been solemnised between a eaten,
lady and a European resident of Calcutta. The
father. the Rev. K. M. limier* has long maintained
a prominent position as SW ace 1111 l &dished Orientalist
in Bengal, and the lindogroien is • Master of Arts of
Oxford.
At a Church Defence A.ssociation meeting, held at
Blackheath, • letter was read from the Bishop f Roches,,
ter, on Mr. bright:li speech at Birmingham. Ills lord-hip
warns Churchmen not to he deluded hy Mr. Bridge.
apparent moderation, for, though he counsels the Lilac.
Waists to wait, his advice is pretty sure to hate the
opposite effect upon them
A Peninsular veteran, named John Stine, has hug/
lieu
in Bath, at the age of re.. He WWI present al nearly (AL
the battle, of the Peninsular war, mai was twice.
wounded. Ile entered the army in Nat •11,1 serveet
nintwiu and • half years. Ile wore a medal and eine,
clamps.
I'IIEASANT AND I'sitTilhi,,;l: S.g,Tia,e are over fiothetitlle.
The last drives have licto niade, the hens have been
COUIIIVNIW, accurately r... they could hg, and the rocks have
undergone a final shillalas. It may is. [Wig, however,
before We lIQUAT 11,1•011. Ti,.. lords were numerous
and fwavy, and, KA a consequence, .4 superior quality.
The only drawback to the swirtingai complete satisfaction
WIN a general absence of covett This, however, wag eut
an unmixed evil, for a govt stock, re especially of par-
tridges, remains. The lull, was the hot illy on which
the.,., two species of game could legally be sold ii, the
open market )liii. grace is allowed by the ascots a
Inland Mei-wake to enable dealers to dispose of their stock-
Rut though the pheasants are eajoying their annual
11411.13 y. the rovertr will not, for the next throe or font.
week,,, pia. 4,("octed, as rock shisiting in many dis-
tricts is stiil goal. Rabbits, too, haw to Lo ~hot Avwn_
and the Mud account of the har,a rein:mos to la, taken,
On the hill shies, and on the sombre mosses, snipe are
still sudicient for sport, thwigli they have, as a matter of
course, suffered severe casualties in the cinapaign now
drawing to arbor. The Saloon of 1,74-rs ham been excel-
lent, and we patt front it with regret, May the next be
aa good ! The chances are against its being.% but we nosy
at least hope that it may tread bard on the steps of the
one that has precede' it—'l,.' Country.
NEW CURE FOR CtLYAILYMPTION. —A. new remedy his hews discovered for the cure of Cianumption.— The old
treatment entinly superseded by a more certain method
of cure. Fell particulars of the remedial with tootintenias
of cure, wiil be sent by post to a.ny person free of charge.
Address :—Mr. Wittians. 10, Oxford Terme, MY& Park. London.
lietkowsr's PILLS 1.%D. OINTILENT.—The most effectual
Cure for tiout and Rheurnatisin.—A frequent cause of
thew complaints is the inflammatory state of the hlead,,
which usually attends bad digestion, produces lantitude
with great debility, add indicates the want of a prisper-
arcutatioa of that thud, which with its impurity so,.
induced greatly aggravates these disorders. HoUseray's.
Pills are of so purifying a nature, that a few does taken,
in time are an effectual preventive against gout and.
rheumatism, but whoever may have an attach of either should use Hoiloways Ointment alm, the asarrhio„
properties of which, combined with the effects of the
Pilla ensure a certain cure. The Ointment should, at
load trice a day, be thoroughly
_subbed into the parts affected, after they have been atiMcimtlY faiiinatad with,
warn, water to open the puma, and thereby facilitate the
introduction of the Ointment to the glands.
BAD ace 80.1 EOM- The enjoymmt of goadittszt ions
of our Ana Wassings: Partial Mindrisin and Ersa,„
llueung treks.
thinett • K
Watery Eyas, raw Eyedids, and Diemen of nabs, la., Ire disorder. most truly haruistrig and destructive a
fdppine. Then Disorders are 'decimally removed (without any pain) by the application of Stens iimera's Era, ; which has cured niesseamis of such wain Try a
single Pot, and the mull Is certain. Sold by all Chemists In
the Kingdom, 1., BMWS, held,ite 9d, and te &I melt
wily by G. CULL end Me Clogompass
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