The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-09 00:00:00

floeSE OF COMMoNS.

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In the llonee of Common... Mr. Chi Mere, relaying
to Sir it. PlOl.. 11&111 that the law relating to cuutpen•
e ler 11:1111:4ZP in 17/01.• of riot was 110 i isaMill.
feet.ry state tiel he was prepared to ommider the
intnellicinz a large measure .4 general
ap•
plicition. 3.11 r. Glad' tone informed Mr. Johnston
that hi.llllllli not lay the table all the lettere he
hail received on the Irish opioition. :tune were of a
private character, but representations front public
110041 might In. preeented to the Hones. On the
motion for going into Ceminittee of Supply. Mr.
Helm, in,.. ed an amendment declaring the unwilling.
ni-e..4 the Mow to entertain (Intimates for the civil
mgablisliments in Ireland before being placed in
prieevoien .4 the policy of the (lever:intent.
Mr. illadstone, wt.. Lately replieel. contra/iced
the Aateuiente of the Conemvative leaders at the
tone of the gpmeral election with their ammtions an in
the state ef I nasal on the meeting of Parliament,
showing that the number .4 agrarian criniesi in that
country was greater in fdetober, when repreeeive
legielation WWI net ling....id than in January and
. February, when it was declared to he neocesery.
Tha present lievernment would be is'. party to the
mintediato application .4 mercive lerrieletion for
, jeoland After mime dieenesion, Lord Randoljth
' Churchill challenged member* of the Government to
my that their policy wee not a peliey of repeal.
spjue Smindersen .....vn,l the adjeurnment ef the
I dolmte, lett thin wag defeated dr 11 msinrlty of 160.
I Si; M. Hicks neach having protetted, the motion we.
no:retired without a division,

Pittner.
The Royal 1111.11 i IVIM given by commission to the
Land Registry ISM The. Drill Grounds Rill was read
second time. and the Marriages Validity Bull a
third time. The Government declined to entertain
a promisel to appoint female inspectors for factories
and wiwkships where women were mostly employed.
PRIDAT.
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In replyagtosigq7mTlitionif°"roms olllrr.LnDlteßillhattl, Mr.
lifetimes said that during iftits several reports were
received from inspector+ of local authorities of out.
breaks of pleuriepneuinnuia in Great Britain, which
were attribiabei to the introlocti in of Irish settle.
The Privy Conned were satisfied that the Irish Privy
Council were folly alive tr, the importance of dealing
with the disease.ln answer to Mr. Rigwood, Mr.
Jesse Collings said the tack if work which is imposed
by hcard. if gnarelians in the coca of ablnbodied
person, applying for relief if intended as a teet
deetitiition. The giardiami de not pay for the work,
but give such relief in the-C..la to le Pk!) the test is
imposed as the circumstanceo foxy require. Relief
by the guardians where the persons Sr.- set to work is
attended with the usual statutory disquelification.
and this can only I. rroiromi by legislation. When
the eircumstanees admit it it, we think it very
desirable. having regard to the present iii•trese in
tiertain districts, that the local authorities should
expedite the commencement.' works which are *intern
plated hy them; and that in the onipioyment of
labour they should act in concert with the gosrdians.
If the works are undertaken without the intervention
einitractart, the *Beers of the Government
refer to the local authority for employment tire
per& it who appeared to be iris, deserving if such
assistance t and persons so employed w iulu he saved
front the disqualification which attaches to relief front
the rates. There shoulri, of course, lie strict super
risio• of the mem employed. siich as would be the
es. on silo part it a per..n who contracted for the
work. The wagsi should probably be less than at the
usual rate. and the acceptance of the work would then
he • proof of need.: and it would &gild no induce.
meetto coutinue the omploynient when other Oppor.
lenity cif iihtaining work offered. it is intended by
the Board to preys upon the hest authoritim
the adoption .1 such arrangements sa these
where exceptional distress prevails. On the
motion to en into 'cominitum if Supply, Mr.
' halsruchere moved an amendment expressing the
, opinion that
it was inconsistent with the principles
If representative Government that any member ist
either H sum of the legislature riliould derive his
title to legislate by virtue or hereditary descent. The
House cif Lords, as it at present (Misted, was trower.
less for good, but it was powerful for evil. JE thee
wanted to establish $ hereditary chamber, the eel,
way was in select -intelligent young men, bring them
rip to legislative work, and marry them to Girton
girls. Sir If. Allsopp, baring brewed beer and
acquired • lortune by it, was not contented s ith,•
liaLmetcy—which (mt. 144.11rharo) ...114 girt sa
freely as he would give thistles to a d„iiker—
flaugliter)—but was made a peer, after which he
immediately wcee to the rift's to say that he hal
reseed brewing.- The amendment was SoCotOled by
Mr. 1/illwyn..- Several Iron. stwiniers having spoken,
Mr. Gladstone said he could not assist to the
one ground for opposing it was that he
never, he believed, bad voted njon a question of
that importance fur an abstract nsolusion unless he
was able to follow up hie vote by action A point
hap helm rip4ed at which man/ members thought
there aught:C.lm • rebirm ol thd
when the nitimber for Northampton tame to deal twilit
tile subject lie would 6nd it a larger one than he was
diapers...a at present t.. ilnWine. It oUglit not to be
prejudiced by premature dismission, brit should be
' left open 'rollout restricting the means of futons
action by laying down beforehand an unalterable con•
dition that whatever as. done the House of feints
wee to he abolished. (Cheers.) He emit on to
critivise the legislative action of peere on recent
cociaions, but reniatkisl that there were many peers
who were I strength to the order p. whitli they
belonged. just as the idle suil worthless'''. Ft were
both it. disgrace and its weakness. (Cheers.) He
was certain that all their mesas and resources would

HIItTIIS.
February 21, at the Pur.•mvge, Winterburie.
Kinptun,landlord, the wife .4 the 1t... Fero% Al
Talbut. ,4 a 'um.
Februtry 2\ at Suuthatreet, Crew/kerne,
t•I Mr. Juba Duck, of 1116.41.
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Vebruary Pk at the Roman clltholic chureh of th.•
INY Crow New Yerk, 11.5. A., by the Rev. Father
kliocready anoxia' iliopenoat. .trchbiehoe
(orrigan). Hi•rhe.rt rep. of 71,
ima.v oon of thli .tobtt Uri
Maim.. of I
nircheeter. Ktegland, to Soder Ain":
klageleliew Fitz4Oeralei, pinewood daughter of Se'
late William P. Fitz.l;eral4. .4 New )(wk.
February 24. at Si. Andrew** Church, Hingham'.
Mph-owlet?, Ihirchnoter, by the !ter. Joilepli
11.. t., rector of Moiloonehe Moroi, suteenitA Iy th.•
Het. John hilarole, BA., vicar i 4 Hilton, Frank
Weoley Hick, Glargow' to Conotanee, painosit
danglitor of faivi Groom Hail., Bingham'. Slelei. into%
February 21k at All Saint. Cheeruh.
London by wadial license), liy the Itoodor, the flee.
T. :Houle, John Thomaio.elofeat mon .4 .I.4th
"f W"Ymontl), to Matilda fleorgina, eldeid daughter
of Joh. Henry loatuer, Meltoanbe
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February 12, at 17, llitth•ntrnet.
Charlotte, the I•elmerl wire.' Samuel ISMhop. atr."l:,l.
February 20, at Mount Plrantnt,
*Waren, Mariam. wife 0( Thom* Curti., NH
years.
Febenary 21, at 1,, Onomentetreet, Weymouth,
Mr. 'Jim Syntex, of Ohiltnome, age.l
February 21. at liritmeseatreet, llorcheoter, itiut
Omen., greengnmar, aged 41.
Febaoary 21, at Monte Video, Wry
mouth, Joeeph lamao, aged 711.
Frolirliary ii,iddevily, Weatham, AVorneo,,h.
doltis Wallaoe Lowe, Lieut. l'„olonel,TO
for 23 year. in 2nd King's Own Royal 5t...11.,el
February 21, at High East-atreet, 11oreleadrr• Mr'
F. W. SPMIII,i, haker, aaed 19.
February at Charmiuster, Mr. SI elr.
agtd 97.

Ft bruary 26. at Cleeirch.l4ll. SwlnaKr.
youngeat daughter of Mr. Lori liorronog.
March I, at Church-hill, ri wattage, Charier
Ye4oeteit *MI 4 fi“hrf Cutieur
Mirco I, at 4, TruiitY-roael, Wilysonath, 114.r1e. rt
F.. Soutlecott, 4 coustutertiote. shot • lingrriiiir
dine., &god 24 years.
March 7, at the Queen a Hood, Fortlington, after
very abort ollnam, Mr. Thom aa Fuo.tt., 01t4 41.
I)e.ply regret". 4,

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