The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29 00:00:00

lIUUS6 OF WIIIIIONS.

MONDAY. —The Rating (Liability sod Value) Bill waa pad •
third time and prwel al.er eareral enstabara bad taken Or
opportunity t.f apree.iilt hair illartalsetion with It r
.811...111c1e0t. Tr Crown Prirato &Asir Bill, whew obj.vt I.
to remora • &mitt In the law at • ;tower of the doreradia to
bequeelb boLd e.,ale, to the heir-apparent, err reel •
ace..nd time after wdlrision of 157 to 35.

Tclnioay.—Tho Etitiral—o-CI—ACT A-10700—dtallit Bill occupied
the iseirnlng Sitting, end wt. remised In the evening, after the
Judicature Bill had been read a third time and paned.
WZDXIISSAT.—Xr. TISSISASS nao,real the second reading of
tho liouiehold Franchlea (Counties') Bill
Mr. It Moen to seconded the motion.

blr. T. Cowes moved the previous question.
This motion aas iecondsd by Sir Joint IC
After a few remark. Irons amend members, the hour arrived
for the adjournment .4th. debate.
Wiumsairar.—The twot interesting event of the day was the
rc.md rv.dine f the Household Pi...Khios (Countios) 11111, In
favour of blob Mr. Dixon presented • petition from the
National Agricultural Labourer, U. on. eigned by 80,000 farm
latioursrs rod ling in twenty.four counties.
Mr. TIOTILLTAII mowed the wood reading and spoke strongly
favour of lb, measure.
Mr. In. Moisten sec.n.led it.
Mr. T.CoLs.v.• opposed It. saying thst if the county franchise
were e xtaaded. must ho scormoanied by. re-tilstribution
wats,

Joul KaIrJAWAT objected to It. on tin ground tbd to.
country did not trldt LO hare the quegion ol Rd.", r•
°P!!'td:.

r. imarlas p tmlitlng (hit he .poke ler himself and not
for the Government, stated thtt he ahould rota tor the MI6
At t•si do., of his speech. Mr. For ter read • letter from Mr.
Oladstone, elle wa• condn.d to hie room by Indlapoaftion,
asking him to tell the Hours Mat he still retained the opinion
that the extension of hoeuhold suffrage tem Just sad politic in
itself, and coukl not long be delayed.
Lord dune Mamma warmly condemned thie unusual pro-
ceeding, which antoudte I to a sort td " Roy•I Mamie," and
protested ate, seminal the question considered an open
question by the wernment, after Its head had pronouu.d GO
decidedly In its teener.

211,. FA%m, atr hearing the menage front the rrime
inlst.r, felt Lertin that the Bill nau.t be taken up by the
Gov.nirnent. There ought, howev.r, to be • rillUnet state-
swot from the Boverwuent of their view. in regard to the
extension of the suffrage. an' the reelletribution of pAlUral
pow, r.
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Mr. Bares, speaking for himself. supported the Dll.but
dewed the gigot of any Individual member to challenge the
opinion of the Gut ernment aa such upon a mature In which
they acre not lotoremod.
Mr. ticutaniuLo and Mr. TA.Low denounced Mr. Gladstone's
nseesage as an electioneering more.
Mr. Taivri.rax replied to the points raised during the debate,
end sta. 1.41.nrel 17 Mr. LOllllllll, by whom the Bill as
alted

TiiiTA•Zie.—Tbe endowed Scha.le Bill wee taken le COM.
niU,aaal peavtl 'bat stain Amonrat the meeeuree de•JI
with was, notaalv, the E I acation Act Antandnient Bill. which
we. cniaidercal ea the report.
FAIDAT.—The Cr.orn Private Eatiass 8.11 ••• pseud tbrough

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The Third 11-ading of the Education Act Amendment Bill
eras preceded by a short but sharp dieemelen, in which NZ.
CAIIIB3III Inveighed agsvietl.. tstli C 1...., accused
V.roter deserting the principles of his youth, and threw mad
him ebb the o engeance of the conetituemdea.
Mr. Foartna warmly defended bitmell, and explained onoe
more the mvtives of hi. action in regard to the religious

complained of th• manner in winch the Act
eras hring sorked In rural dtstricta, for the advantage of the
Charch. w:.10, he declared. trout i farce him who had
hitherto loyal, auplaoted Mr. Fors•er. to take part in the
controversy.
Eventuali) th 111 l um reed • third time and pawed.
At the orm••• Sitting, Mr. Dom= br.mght before the
lloose the ease of the °Moen of the ladle+ Army.