The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONIAT...-Lord Esmudrst•lrd that than eras no doubt from
sem not. received the Carllrt bands Lad overrun • lame per-
il. nof the north of Frain hut, matters had no arrived at
•roh • state as to entit • thaws Carl's& bands to belligerent
toO ernltion. . .

Mr. C. FORTUCIII slid he had written to Mr. Momll Cm
the :Mee. el the Mara of the. Board of Trade whom he
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chertod with ,rropt ion. Mr. Plimsoll had reserved hh com-
munication. but Ind snitten to the Timm, and bad afterwards
stated that social prnaure was 00 ht. powerful and
min Metro. than bank notes. The hon. member sa:d he had
greet reelldente in the Royal Commisnon.
11,. Kaarrecu. lit 0n,... waled the A alianlee• had toad, no
further ult atm More the toevertrobetk they had roceived, and
C. inforcrraents • ould he imtnediately leaded.
The House then went into Commute of Supply.
tOh. tol• t £25.000 on eccrunt for the new coorta of
Justice. 11r. Aroma said the original intimate was £750,000.
but in consequence of the etre of labour that *mount would
he considerably exceeded.

—tit-I-the vote .4 C 2•4.000 for the Coonler renloa Lord
Famako mid the Consulship would be clemitivd, but It would
take time.

On the vote tf £2a45.342 f( r the Poat-olgre eatablishinent,
Ir Mossau. dated that Ih. new ?gelation for the reghers-
don (4 letters contait. log postage damps and bank notes
wou't4he withdrawn,

Oth. rTt Irish • bon. Imernber tomatod
timt the force be reduced fn m I°,ooo to 9,000 men, m the
country mut now free front crime.

On the vote for the prmentation plat* to the Genera
arbitration me the Government of the Dnitai State. had
done the =Mimi yea. carried by a majority. £7,C00 was voted
forth. expense of the viult of the Shah of Persia. and the
Queen will defray the reel ef the expense.
T.:BOAT. roamers maid before giving the eanctiou of
the Board of Trade to any rye ern for connouniaatimi lo railway
train., he had extended the time for • trial of the new rope
oydem a 0 generally adopted In America.
Mr. GLADIITOTI moved and Mr. Waite Elmer meonded •
remlutioe, whereupon to found a 611 'renting an addition of
tle.:goo.d to. :ar ye to the Income of the Duke of Uinburgh, which
A motion of Mr. Cacao censuring the Government for the
alleged mleappnripriation of fun.l, by the realouffice tem, after
lone debate, rejected by • large inability.
asommear.—The Duke of Edinburgh'. Annuity bill and
ihe appropriation Bill were read • Ard, time. and to. newel
flatting Axed for Thisreday. Mr. Mundell'. Bill for =medial
the n tory Act eutered the mine We no when it was Met
before the liotwe—it wee " out.
THCISDAT —ll,lll .150.114 remain: of the bill granting an 111,
, erc.cd annuity to the Duke of Edinburgh, though oppree.l by
Mr Peter Taylor, was read • *mond Om. by very large
inapt ity. The sderinistratlen of the Treasury 1r... at the
balance of Mr. &later-Booth. elaborately reviewed. The
Indian Budget Ina brought forward and diseumed.

FILIDAY.—Tbe Duke of Edinburgh's Annuity Bill sad the
APTrt.peletein Bill went through committee The remeledee
of the mnrnlng timing was uncurled by a diftueion en the
Indian Budgett, •hich was adjourued In the evening the
Ow 4 ,unted nut.

flerrtoar —The Ant Wainer mu the reading of the Dek.
of Edinburgh'. Annul! y flll sod the third reeding of the Con-
eolidated Fund (Annn priation) fllll. The adiourned debate
on the revenue accounts of India no then roomed for the
wood time, lad concluded.