The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

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Lord Palmerston bniusht DP • memlig• from 11,r
Mlesty, moisiouidosting to the Hons. the intended
marriage of Her Royal Highness the Prioress Alice with
his H ghn..s Prince Lodi of liven. and recommending
the Howie to m he a provision for her Morel Highorsa:
awl he 1111.VVII SO ad tree. to Her 111.4e.ty, conveying
the thanks moil am.indeletiona of the indas. and their
asatinsum that they moat I take the earlorat opportunity
of •amaiderinj Her IL ijedy'a retains oendation.
The motion arm e.-con tett by Mr. Disraeli. sod agreed
to mest ems. . _

lora P.lmeratoi then cave I a series of rrenturi 1114 to
give effect to the reasnuoicioteion• of the Select Con-
sulters. on the Budnese of the Ii no. Eutimereting
...ntie 1.1 the .00. t important functions of the House ..t
Co ..... 1011.4 he state! the Inotoren ntol conetlerationa
which hal influenced the committee in promenn.: the
new arrenuemente, slkich they helie.ed would, on the
one hand, lllCtveee the f •cilities for the proper deepatch
of ',miter.. carefully tersinmg, on the other hand,
from nupw.ing undue rodraints npon the freedom tof
dime:sine. Nerve en exposition of the Mier** end
elfin of the several resolutions, which were mostly
agreed to.
On the motion for adjournment till Monday, verlOWl
subjects were hrought under rtiecneiion. inelu ling the
accounts of Irish and Switch delewitoni in Dublin and
Edinburgh tinder the Poatmflice Sevinge-lanka 511;
tbe e..vitta at Wars.w. awl the condition of Poland ;
I the affairs of Schleswig and Holstoia, end the state of
Naples.
J. Russell gave replies to the questions put to
I • upon matters of foreign policy. He ehould he
very reluctant, be observed, to say anything that
would induce the Poles to noppo-or that their wition•
silty otabl be restored by ear efforts of tide country
in their favour. With regard to N..ples, the coconuts
were to the effect that the city arse tranquil, but that
the provitora were disturbed by the diateuided soldiers
of the es-King: As to the complicated qow.tion of
the Onetime*, ifilf liajonny'm Government were in com-
munication with seven.l Powers of Euro* with •
view to making • proposition which might lead to •
settlement of the difference's.
Mr, Batt celled attention to a departure from the
establiebwl precedent in the commission of the wane
recently issued for the county of Dublin.
only one megistrate is named of the otiorem.
Mr. Cardwell gave rapianlttionn nron tile sul•jont.
The owner fur adjoononent was agreed to.
Sir W. Somerville obtaised leave to hinig In a Bill
to marts! the provision' of the Acta to facilitate the
improvement .4 landed prtperty in Ireland, and to
further provide for the erection of dwcihngr foe the
labouring_ sour in Ireland.
Mr. Whiteside moved for rotaries of galleries, allow-
anima. awl corepetastions peid and grantel to oMeers
and sleeks in the Common Law Courts in Ireland, and
variants tither rename misting to time& Canaria, ame
umaging, Bp*a the weeielel weediest* Winding spat
the promos of Irish law reform.
Mr. Cardwell did not obj...ct to the returns, which
were ordered.
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