The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-03-06 00:00:00

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THE XUDICATUE
hl the HOUSE or LORDS, Marel
otice that the Duke of Bucclend
the Judicature Act Amendment B
a clause repealing the provision of
g the appellate jurisdiction of t
I'e-enacting that such appeals silo'
bY their lordships' House.
tjerd Penzance gave notice that 1
:ne said clause being agreed to, mo'
in order that he might subm
1055.,neclaring that from henEefort
adopt the ancient tinge of at
tt‘tnligered bloat able to discharge i
Lii,e trial of Causes referred to it fa
rung for the sitting of such a tribi
alen of Parliament, and for their oh
,"ieeharge of their functions from ti
'ettrt of Appeal.
WATER SUPPLY OP
f.,.Lord Cadogan inquired whether ti
take any steps for the introducti
Present Session with a view to
"rer Ellpply of water for the Metro]
Lord l3elper referred to the bad St
eY the Chelsea Waterworks Compass'
Dressure should be put on them in ci
Provide water of a purer dest2ription
i
~uThe bake of Riehniond replied tb oe intention of the Ciovernment t.
strLthe burpose of acquiring all
pefore
e..rupolis_; and with regard to Cl
1 Parliament for the improv
,I'ater there, and it would therefore
Pee at present any compulsory mea
aittrict,

THE SCOTCH coNsu Tile Earl of Minto asked Her
Whether they proposed to introduce
" Dreviding pensions and superanin
Nulty and burgh constabulary of Sc thThe Enke of Richmond could not
e subject 'WU under their favoura
Mletild receive their most careful c'
anY more definite answer t
Dortimi of consulting with the I
Ilevr absety nt from. town through illhe
lioble earl to postpone a second cli.,
to
ho
(Coast, kc.)
Rill% uotice with regard to the lip'
the
.r. Maintenance of the Establis
er
ihe Elementary Education Provisi Bill Lordships adjourned.
passed through

GERMINATION OF
:in the /10118 E oF CoMIsioNS, Mr. It
tenor of the Exchequer if he had an
Ireland the clauses of the Inland RE
ReaOliaatioll Of grain for feeding P
, Sir Stafford Northcote in replied tin
,ege was
granted to England it was
41:Mired to be extended th Ireland,
tttat the permission might be used
ettntry to cover fraud. He was afra
hot be extended to Ireland at the pr 4
POLICE SITPERANN'
. Mr. tolckow, asked the Home BE
tended tO
p introduce d nnuation. using the Pres'
police suera
lir. Secretary 7 C
Donnesssion of the facts of the case, a
1, ;e:. ion said the a
ortly to move for a committei
kII the hope of dealing with it this se
..._ 131tEAzniG UP OF woolD
E. Reed asked the First I
Whether it was true that the Admil
contract with a arra of shipbreakers
aiderable number of wooden vessels
aticl' 0 ao, Whether any public notic,
Wan given : and if
late he would state tot
•o the
Were not offered for Bale by public a
,real Admiralty
ntion
Practice f .
lit Runt replied that several VS
u
ri.•
no publis. notice h
the
te
to 4345e11, and
except by his state
An icold b the
par an to disposing of tinservic
teen ty Admiralty of late
bl auction, tender, and by tres
showu that the best terms had not I
Dtlblic auctions.

t Tim NATIoNAL G
er thel
'M•L. Ilope asked the First (
,Wheth
site for the enlargeme,
Trafalgar-square had been .
Ment • and, if so, ho or low, this site
of 014 G
and wltat had I
Parchase. 'overnment'
4111 TienrY Posed Lennox stated that in
Point
of the National plans for ed architect
rebuilding the Nati
Ga
Between 1865 and 1873 prese a space of
the back ()Utile
nt building, vy
to finish the sq first two section& 0
ER n
uare yards in extent, 11,500
for the purpose of building barrack
completed and the remaining piece,
he built upon. The cost of the 5,
4140,865,
TUE PEACE PRESERVATIoN
Pir 11. Ricks-Peach, pursuant to ]
Light of the Session,
Acts called the at
the statutes generally known as I
Clreland) , and explained the r
Which the Governmeoses
firat place he nt prop (
recapitwated the mail
now in operation--viz., the Crime 1
the Peace Preservation Act of 187
tine PropertY Act of 1871, and the I
I,e showed in minute detail how 1
leniently these Acts have been admit
traordin
testi,'
1...., —O)TV to the personal care with
a
—..,rd tr
had zupertntecl nec
exaartingtonry powers. Ile admitte!
not
reason for continuing coerci
rim
~,,t,ided by the actual condition of t
;44'aq
eimmorality,
.4 e°4lDaratively free, but agrar
thewriting of threatening letters, the
ezisted*
Wit Passing on to describe tl
Which
to bring in, the I
h the
tion he Proposesulawfl possession of I
not
too touch weight t
attach
innst be remembered
enenly England. More
an
cad ,
to
an
and the decreased
arms immigration of A
at party proce
Pot these d use ofother reasons, the Go
newal for five years of the restrict
icitibna.rssizo:awtiencidietinild
nt tvhieewl'eace Preservati
tions, but these powers would be
Would also retain, the clauses c
th an d JuN 1r
thi teenae adtsioestctob:m:detPlil re
endsiaes gradn
'over/Iraq:it did not ask for a cont
tuppress seditious papers, althoug
tibtsed they would ne prepared to c
The Irish Secretary touched next c
and Property Act, which is conflm
ad/0411DR districts.
inc Jt Only fourteen P
limier this A, and nobodY has
it se me ctl ast.
of 'Severthelest
La possession
infontation 1
PiracY Was still in existence, al
..1 the existence of thia stringent A(
Police authorities were strongly agz
The Govern]
PoWers, and he went as far as to s
14 abeYance by them.
4 continuance ot this Act .for two
Aewal o the -Unlawful Oaths Act.
th,e
o Goverarnent,t he mid, would ex(
r_eiazation, withe hope that the
sam
'nada the R house oas n the subject in the to e
footing the
lieving other tw
The Marquis of Rartington gay
for be that the modified o 0(
Miked Was absolutely necessary, an
line"
evidence as to the condit,
not be known to the Rouse a
tett the responsibility, and the
tend to make this a party que
thern in the demand which th
atringent powers. Of all these exce
the regulations as to the possessior
tile expenses
of extra police or
ettectual ; and with garcr
out that at least in reAmerd t
ica and
the 1
%piracy was not at an end, and fui
tor the purchaae of arms. As ro tl
'ts agrarian crime waa
hot be dispensed within existenc, and he
Parlialnent had dealt much more P e
kr. W. Shaw said that the Irish
te the Irish Stary, would not
of the bill, butecre would steadf
'stage. Ile contended astly that no cam
Perpetliation of Coercion Laws, bu
Meath A.cts, if the Irish Secretary w
h.alt-dozen Irish Members in con&
441,110 opposition would be mad(
St. ontagn, Sir. R. Power, Captain
lock, am kr. Ronayne spoke agai
'eee'searY In the present condif
torae reMarks horn Air. Storer, 1
the tin,
Ihe ttee )Ping Foreat Bill was
~
011ZzedSeveral Pills wore forwarded ,
4.