The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01 00:00:00

THE REEHMT OF THE DEBATE ON THE

REFORM BILL
The Tina remarks that all WI gems? of Mr. Glad-
stone, and the impetuosity of his eloquesee, shish were
more apparent than in hie reply, hive prised
unavailing to avert a prastiaal defeat AU the liegiTO
of the House of 001111D00111 to preserve the Yinietry, all
U.. loyalty to party of members who voted for a.
measure they dwroved raft'y than oppose their
leaders, scald not screen the Government, from what
Is, in foot, a vote of censure on the Una of conduct
they ted. The speculation which was on Friday
on the number of the majority by which the
lavereineet might be moved or bailie aow be
turned to the question, what most be the effect of.
victory which is, in everything but name,. driest T
Whatever else may happen, no Administration will.
henceforth hope to persuade the Hesse of Commots to,
consider proposal, of Reform without laying the
whole of their mime before it. Whether those who
persisted in foreleg upon their releoteat followers, and,
If report he true, their reincliat toiletries, a plan so
disrespectful to the Parliament, cad DO full of danger
to themselese, cgs survive the vote of Saturday morn•
log, remains to be seen. It may be that they will
semil the rebuff; it may be that they will expiate their
error in retirement. Bon.tbisg muse &speed upon
their own self-respect; sonmaking, perhaps, on the
temper of the House of Oceamons ; something upon
the spirit of colleagues who have hitherto been so iii-
-y obsequious
The Merging Hasid observes, it is *Wow that the
bill is lost. But whether the Government will elide by
to pledges, and fall with ,its bill, we are to beam on
Monday.
The Mersey Ped says a majority snob to this
cannot be regaresd se subetanl4, and there can be no
doubt that, although the Ministry have soloed • sominali
victory, they hays, In truth, sustained • fatal defect.
Nothing remains for then; but to
resign.
The Standesd says that the Long debate hag had one •
salutary remit. It has effectually doomed the moot
pernicious and worst opeeinsen of " pieeetneol Reform
which warn ever conceived by the Imagination of a
crotchety Radical, or fathered to serve the porpoise of.
tottering Administrstion."
The Morning Star sonata sougrstulate either
the house or the country oat the result of Friday
night's momentous division. A Minielesial msjority
of no more than Gee bodge ill for the earl, Lod traaqud
settlement of the Reform question. We must look
forward to new delays, fresh ddlionities, prologs.'
iatervals of compliestion and eoutagoa.

THE DIVISION ON THE REFORM BILL
The division list is than analysed :—Voted fro the
Government, 313 Liberals, and two Cemerretime (Sir
G. Bowyer. and Robert J. Harvey); total, ma The
minority of 315 egainst the Government comprised IN
Conservatives, and 33 Libor&lt, via., Hon. L. Agar-
-3316, Viscount Andover, Hon. Major Anson, H. R.
W. B. Beaumont, Lord E. But... Sir B.
tirolley, Karl Breakneck, Hon. C. Carington, Lord.
Arthur Clinton, Coloorl Crosland, Frederick Dashes,
Robert W. Daft, Lord Drinksllin, Lord Hobo. Hoc. C.
piteeilliam, W. H. Gregory. Sari Grosvenor, Lord R.
°regretter, Hon. G. Heathoote, Right Hoe. R. Hots
loan' Samuel Laing, Bight new. IL Lowe, J. Mackie,
J. N. M•Kenna. T. Maiswaring, B. H. Marsh, Colonel
Packs, J0,511'161' Pisa, K. Saundereco, Coborm a
George Trellis*, sod Roe. C. R. Timmy. Om Li=
(J. 5.. Roebuck), palre.l for the Government, with •
Conservative (Mr. Trotherme) amain* There were sin
Liberal. airiest, via. N. L Corbally, A. S. Pirdai
Greying, Sir 7'. Lloyd, A Notltems. and G.
Three Conservatives were eiment, via., Lord Hotham,
C. H. Mills, and Russell Gummy. The followleg seats
are meant :—Tetnes I. ilsigels 1, Holston. 1, Herat
Davos 1, Nottingham 2, laridgonter 1, Laminator 2,
Windsor 2; and the Speaker makes up the House
Sea
of
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From this it will ho seen that akteed for the Aral
time in the history of great Parthenon* s 7 and Party
route.* the pairing far and molest tho Bill, only
amounted to roe on rash sidr—_ Roslims, and Kr.
Trehenat. There were six Liberal atiserst,'44. sad
Dorainally three absentee Coeservativee Ph 1; sal_ 171
however, the latter number is reduced to one— Lord
Botha* who wss too unwell to stated. Yr. Irba.m.a.
Ouxu.y was away oe the Jamaica Commission, theme it
his r.iur to Southampton was an momentarily as,
stoked on Friday, that it is mid Carmel Taylor. as
Oossemartive " Obis," kept a special train is vailialr
there all that day *bring him lap to tows is sem off
his arriving in gme for the didoe. The story is a.
=One, though mareely Shay to be teas,as the
recorder has sot as yet takes the oath or ins
mat, and therefor*, for the purpose; et Ids party, weald
ham been of no more ass in the Homes on Friday night,
than he woaid ham bees is Jameitanll win be renal.
tooted that Yr. Mills, Om Gottemvseve etember tor
Prortlsonsmos, had bees unstated on Friday ler briber,;
yo 4, sa the fast bed no 4 bate ollhially reendsd to ths
Flea* this 'oedemas bad a legal right to mbt etheerrit
with groat good tante be abstained ed from Of
the sit shosetoss on ths side of the Governante sra,
Kr Finlay, Is as his way hoe* from Lamina* ; Bit
Thomas Llyod is ill from a fall from his has.. sad
Yr. Trani is also severely ill. Yr. Corbally is in Ire-
lead, salreriag from the very rousse bass of a tea..
relates ,• bed Yr. Grown, and Yr. Matins= Ample
abstsiesd frees rade ehhee way. Bash was the.
division on the Reform NU of 10116.