The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-08 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WiIMMIDAV

The AM. Wa".l KM Iona! in Wednesday. Clauae 1
or 'id les that in proclaimed distinct no ono shall carry
arum er amino 11,,., and anyone ovraerning the 4 stet y
may be am, abil without warrant, atol any perami 'overfed
of ....trying sans or ammunition may Im tic itch. d. Ti..
L ,rd-Lieweitynt nsyy tideet ar-h in 1.1 mey yituste in •
itrariaimed district fur arm. Yr ammunition auntect..d to
tat ihotein ; WO any :Ma • of mount:anon found imill.r
c.reuns•iancys wiLich coot zircon th • Aet syall Ito torfeittil
to her ityje.ty.—Clanyo 2 uraviouy that th LA' I-Liec-
&pliant ist-.y by proelatuati.oi tlyelsru the Act to be in I. roe
olintly any put Irtlend. —Unit-, CI sum 3, the Lyrd.
La :t .nmit may make Onier• fur pruntiottna c reaulaunt
in Ireland the tato and importation of WM. and awn un!.
• I..u.—Ry Ci W. • 3, any yr, AC' hag in euttravention of
the Act oball b 'table to be inspriaoned • br. not
three mouths, orbo • pa .10 not exceeding gm
pr. ....dos that the Act ahatl continue in fume
until Juno I, 1286.

Ir. Vie Merles 0, Uttnnton.. Mr li'ianlin gave not,ge of a
prairically toviwidtng the Governuopt from
ohte'n or votes in ',sprig until the Irish Arms 1111 is die.
pow.ll
Kr. tllsoleto,e, in roply to lord Kb', curtained the
coo,- th,t, hail 6,11( ik,•rgity the tiereritoso,nt in rel.:Thee
to the ',arm, -V peace offered to tho Basuto,. Ibt totted
that he hal reavet to lehey, the orinietice had lien yr._
loosed. which he couhl net lon regard as • happy cicala.-
*pica

ed Harlington. in reliy to • question. said the
°Armament rem:mime the importance ol is.ltl rig the
tutor.. ao.ernment of 8 mittens Afghenistro, awl were
talcum st los licely to farther ir. hut they .11.1 not regard it
an indwrinsebie prehialuary Lu Use withJrawal from
Coulatter.
Sir C Dmlk. in reply t Mr. An eai I an itiform%-
ti ,n h.d b,en remised of an advsno• of the Russians to
Mere. . .

—ill...(7,!adelone, in reply to Mr. Canto, expressed this
sox'. iv which he fit to bring forward t`ll lesh Lend
but hi, homing* for week hal been dote 4.4 by
rricee,iogs for which the G ivernment were certainly ni.t
i.e.', visible. Hoc mid en eke n it finite prows, as to its
production until pressing business had been disposed oe.
The d-bets on the *stood reading of this Peace Preser-
vation Bill ea, resumed by Kr. Partial!, who contended
that the Government by their policy wore opeuiug a mil
between the two coun.ries whi di would never be
over 'slain. He denied that the bind loague was s
branch of tit,' Fenian orgsnisstion, and said that the
G 'strums:A would not drsve him beton.] constitutional
lines of °noon ion. All the crime of Ireland was due to
evictions.
Henry, wl.o was loudly cheered, said the last
speaker was ev:dently now aware of the rube be had
bringht noon bier entry. and hi. attempt to mske his
wain/testi tn violence bear oti.er than their ordinary
ineshing would not succeed He concluded by urging the
Government not to roles their generous int tuitions
to wards Irish occupiers.. .

Mr. Sullivan taunted Mr. Henry with retaining me
vest against the wish of his constituents. and opposed the
BA as simply mischievous.
Sir .1. McKenna, Mr. O'Donogbee. Mr. Bigsar, and
other PernaSites continued the debate, which suddenly
fell through at an early hour erring to the apparent
collaou of the o.istructivos. and the amendment was
re/rated by 144 v,.tes &diktat H.
A division took place on t la- second reading, which was
carried hy 145 votes again ill
Mr. C men was the only English member who voted
with the minority.

It is rep 'Tied that of 75 patients admitted into the Eutt
Riding Asylum at Beverley during last year, my ,o.
belonging to the farming rises, had become ineane in con
sequeoce of busines. troubles.
'rue peasant proprietors of Gsrmany are not all patiefied
with the Fatherland. It. stated that of tbe t aal nulut er
of emigrants who left the country last year 16 per ce•t.
had their parasites paid by their friends, and of the.
ajentod enligrants • large proportion were owner, of lint.
An inqu.st has been held at Spam), nsar Leicester, on
the bad, of a boy named Matthew Otto, who lived at the
village of Seamosee, and was found 'tarred to death in a
Selo. lie was wit to school on Monday, but did at
retorts. It is supposed that be lost his way crooming the
&Ad., and aft- r wandering nix miles, because exhausted,
and, lying down, was Out reen tin bin lifeless body was
frond. Death Man due ti exposure and the want • f fond.
T,,s Wogs or iILELAND —At a meeting held a night on-
two ato Mr. D. ritinkei. M.P., told his hearers th it
punk might talk as they like of the corn-growing capacity
.4 Ireland, but he knew immense districts of it 'so
damp that the snipe was aohj•ict to neuralgia, and the
only living thing found to exist os ris the gray plover and
tue itigss wary •1,4-tor.- . .

A WINDFALL FOR • LAD.—A lad, age IS, named George
Flat •Iter, empluyed up to a few days ago MI a CAA -boy at
• shop in Sheffield, hap just succeeded to a legacy of
£lO.OOO. The money has been left him by his node. Mr.
George Pletcher, who ems to tbe leather trade at Wake-
field. Thoteststor, who swum to have never token one
note of hi. nephew during his li',, has also left the M
mother LI _
. wn.k.. _

The att. mpt of Nobel s Explosive. Cum peny to obt
• renewal of their nitr .-glycerine netent hes been ensue-
artful The comorny Ime been elvidine 5. per cent. per
annnm for some time peat. and here already realised
£zlB 000 on. caoitit of £15,000, ...Mkt their goorberill is
said to be wort'', £154,000 more. There will be groat
eejnieins in mining Cirdcll at the destruction of the
nion..Poll.
hut m. nth th.. dicers of tbe Fishmongers Company
isistd at Biliingreete Market 164 tons of fish as unfit for
human to et All of it had arrived by land. The fish
limbered 2.996. an I included 4 cod. 460 haddocks. 500
he,,,ingr, 52 lobsters, MO plaice. 59 unclean salmon. and
I mg whiting, and, in eldition, 11 bars of cockles, 6 bag.
of Keneees, and 1 of periwinkles. a barrel of salt cod, 66
barrels of oyster., and 40 of sprats, S boxes and Z'li if
eel, an.l 44 basks.' of email., and of rprats.
In the dockyard accounts it is shown that the Neptnne,
which was purchased for .11600,090 in 1876, is still in.
complete, and has coat up to the list of Mar h lest
100,974. Of ships built at the dockyards, the lelbxib e
is all' reported incorup'ete, w•th a total expenditure for
labour and materials of £214,927, while fee total cast of
the Dreadnought reached, for labour and tutorials, the
sum of .0519,7 A