The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-04-28 00:00:00

fmptrial f adiament.

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HOUSE OF LORDS.

n‘PAT. - -The AuCilelsnOr lifts Tit IVRY Moved the first
r.=.ling .4 the 111111. r the Vetter A4nilnistrati.tn .4 the Uwe
re4pectiliw the it •:-Intion of - tattle Wor-viiitt. It proposes to
Lak,, the control .4th., twins awl eereenoniet of public worship
front the ha:, I. of the ilt.sltithatt parson, milljoet to the
alai to ion thateo4e.l into the hands .4
the 1e41.4.. subject to • I !wirer .4 aptaail, aouordine
to
tire ..taina.ai, h. the arelibi.h.p of the province, or to the
ltiteen in Council. liiiirelniardene, liiariehionere, rural dean,
or areltakae.oi, rose indict the eleranteu latore the tor
tieing a lilting vrhiels i4i1.01-41102 of the (trailer or ti,,
learuiil.of the latter ntay iwoilounea to be • vi,dation .4 the
Cloircb law. The rut, if eh.v vies, dimities • char., X 4
utterly frivolous In this anse there it no ;if not, the
caw it to he than' by the hish.op, with three as.weetirt, given
I' by the Church Dimiplinc Act at leaf!, we understood
the te‘-eren4 prelate) and hi.. 4,..-ition is to take effeet at one°.
Th party az.zriei-,4 niay ;rm..", to the arclibiliop„ tool the
I itter may either decide lon t'lte ea, finally (oldest it atfeett the
eler;yiti kW+ froelt• el) ..r ate. lit to the nut of .krehtet, tor
directly to the 'Zoe:. he r The iwen reverend prelate
• obe:rved that, if the ceremonial practical, with which the
wee,,sitowev to a,. on, hounit, Enitlithniett
wo•
uld have their faith eltaken, and 31., a.llll could tell Nlicther
the result not be the deritnietion of the Church.
the Sill was fa•ourable erilleivell by itoni nelhorne awl
the Duke of Itlehmeml, ait:i wad ultimately read the flr,t time.
- The Ithihop of INterleirou4h tweed for the
.I.l...intotent .4 • Select Committee to Inquire into the lows
relating to patromage„ • oily, ant exchange of livings in the
Church, and after a t.:le reigiarl" from the Lt.ni Litatioellor
thsi Sae t., 0 itl..ut

TIIVIL,DAV.- -lite two Mutiny Diii. leased through the
final stage, and the Iteal Prverty L" "Label I:ill awl the
Reel l'roperty elk Lill were read •
beoaid thee

FRIDAY. -The Ittyal suc:ent WAI 4iVCII by counedarion to
the Mutiny awl 31erine Matiey lune ; and stabraquently
the Doke of Ato:rs.t. called attention to the papers relate
log to the Bengal tannue.

HOUSE: IW coll)IONA.

Moats !n C ulaurpis. the ibgal Menace re-
Counnensbne; a ;trod ~! atn.tha) to 'tor t:ano.a. Welnsley WWI
hit./ parish:ration, awl aArroi
aural' esplained idle Nits) listisnate• in detail. The) sure, be
tit sbgbt exeepti.m, tia panda
csaiSoca. The total stnm asked for is t 0,179,4,1, kit there is a
aunt to lie deducted for s•traonlioary reeeipts and Indian con-
tributions. abith reduce it to

Tussle tr. -Th. Betting liii tlenewh the cenennittce,
and tete Munieisel rile lieges hill teas reetd srocennt
tiene.

WIWII6IDAV. 'Mr. I.orat moved the second nadiiec of the
JuriaLill. I hien,. the an* from sillieh Jurors were
taken. Ludgen. betanie liable to aerie. Agii of extinintion to
hi ~.,voity. ...t tk. hi inerustod. Juiian in
era 1 taws to be twelve, and in niil MOM einem The
verdict to be loran:id id special Jurors to be
one guinea, and counciii Jurymen Si. tech ease triud. lattice
not to be abated on the death ot a juryman.
The Rill was read a 1KV1.11.1 hour.

TUffitsnivv.—Cfn the report ai the Budirat
..renelukiffne
agreed to hy colutuittu ow e of ways awl means, Mr.
sroNE rose Weill I cheers and proceeded to
comment on the financial proposals of the I hancellor
the Exchequer. in doing si he ref. Trod to the fart that
the Budget had been iutrualuced lidera Use navy estimate;
and that the ,tateineut of the First Lord of the .I.liiiiralty
waa suppuseal to indicate the likelibus•l that., in the Morel
of the year. Ministers ...odd have uccaxion in the interest
of the navy to demand a portion of the money which the
Chancellor of the Excheqiier was going to give the tags
poyeni. Thu Government, however, cull not speak with
two voices. The .1111 liere with which it could speak was
that of the Clianceller el the Exchequer. Hut if such a
demand were likely to be made then a sufficient sum
ought to les reservcd 1.. Meet. it. Adverting next to the
cuutemplakel creation .4 terminable annuities, Mr.
stone oho:reed that, by the operAtions .4 Cornier years,
enough had already been 101 l .... the hesek of Deck awl
auggesMl that it would be eel! t.i take some other date
10 or tJ year. later. Of the to reduce the income
Mk by one penny he quite approved, became it Wee
desirable that the impost should Llleo Whelleeer the
country was rich enough to dupense uith it. Ile con-
gratulated the Chancellor of the Escfie.pier layini having
selected as an object of his lousily the article of sugar, the
duty on which seriously interferol with an hisportant
' cowmen:Ml interest, and ought onsoqueutly to he got rid
..f. as to the repaid of the duty, the House Unlit
bear in mind that there was a dose relation between that
and the duty on railway passengers, and Mat the proposal
, before the llome would supply a new argument in favour
:of the abolition of the latter impost. What, moreover.
would be the effect of it .41 the slutiei upon carriages and
servants! Were they also to go uu the first inset-noble
occasion I Finally, had the Guver &&&&& cut carefully con-
sidered the whole state of our taxation with reference to
personal property I Fur Um assessed taxes had this recoup
nieudation, that the) acre 00 persoual property, and the
policy which was heing pursued indicated a disposition
to abandon the 1111C0M1.1 FAX, Wlll.-h, whatever its demerit;
was recommended by the fact that it wail raised by
personal property. 11, then, it were to be given up, it
vieuld boa aeriou• matter toaduipt steps which ill another
direction and iiii4er other terms looked towards the relief
of personalty trio taxation. With re,;ard to the transfer
to the Coasoliduted Fund of charges hitherto borne by
local rates, Cott was in the long run induliitably the
transfer lo• property to • fund
supplied jointly i.v property slid by labour. It was his
fixed opiubei that, not for the purposes .4 the moment,
but for the purport:a of the distant iuturu, to which
all true Conservation ought to look anions the
nanny considerations that "light to he kept in view
when aettling lie priiiiiples of our financial system,
there was none of such vital in.f..rtance as this—
that upon the whole they should make a fair and an
equitable distribution .4 taxes as between property and
labour. It ag., ing,n4,l 1.1 UN (h./SC(111111M' to reserve
till mother year the mac insportaut portions of this
subject, and he hoped that his right boo. triend would uot
atteintit by his proceedings in the present )ear to commit
the House otli resanl to the future 1,y0u.1 the grant
they were adout to make for the current to else tbs.
In that ea., they wolibi he Cr.-,' to deal with the larger
.0..44011.4 lu.ol se‘eniinent, iii ellellleetiell %tali thau uf
mljuistinent 01
The (.11ANCE1.1.0/1: the Exclievgt Lit entered at some
length into statisti• at %planation. jutif tic estimates
of revenue and exproditure, Si lii. II lie declared lie could
confidently recuinincu.l Vs the 11 4 .41. of canine forting
accidents that could not be foreseen. -Ile uhuitted, as to
the horse duty, that it had tome aualogy to the railway
paaaenger duty, but he cuid4 not allow that they •tood on
the :same ground. .tud, sujuit rsspest taxation,
Government iuteu.l.l4 on a toter.: oci.etainitto take is
deal with it i. a e hole. _

Mr. 4.OziCUEN i.k,l souse reheats of an explanatory
nature: relating te th, debate of Motility, :mil exultingly
oliserveil that if MiiilLera Lid ins gruasicr errurs to repair.
as the re.ult of five years itaw‘d ainiiiii,tration, than
wionil Cin.tglove*, 110 better vindication was needed
of the !tat; 4;e% et JJJJj etst.

Mr. k'seutsrts ''''''' attention to Ilia ossl.je.t of the
malt tux,luad hawed a resolution in lavour of its reduction,
which was seconded hy Mr. :Houma.
„The "PPosed the Purim-W.on of the
Faros:4oEn. inst iijon a ilivimon negatived by 244 to 17.
The House having gone into committee of ways and
considerable discussion took i.lase us Use roiolution
imposing an income tax of 2.1. in the pound.
Mr. LAINU delivered a long speech tii iavour of continu-
ing the old rate sf M., lon did Slot rim alii.mllaterit.
:sir J. LAWKXNCE moved an amendment extending the
exemptions 11. inconiesil.ol ahorc 1:.110 a year, anti I,ro-
sthug (RPM incomes above that and not exc.-sl-
ing JAW, .1:111I bu deiluck.l before the oil i. charged.
of the ExciliariElt objected that the
propolial would entail a loos of XI:01Mo, :aid that circum-
stances were not fay ouralile to opening this delicate
question, which was reserved by the Lioverunient For
consideration :mother year.
On dividing the • ttee rsjo•ted the amendment by
246 to Id, and the resolution was agreed to • aa were also
Use rixsolutiuns repealing the horse dial , alUd re enacting
the tea duty of lid. per pound.
kluDia.—lnsi v cry full house Mr.:ileum it called atten-
tion to the abrupt ilisaolut of the late Parliament and
to the precipitate general election which followed, and
moved that the ausice given by her Majesty by her
Ministers on that Orra4iull was oppsool is the spirit of the
Constitution. The hon. unnsiber argued that the course
pursued by Mr. Gladstone yeas at ''''' -email:l.4loy political
cowardice and political audacity, was injurious to hiu own
fri•anir, inroleut to his uppouenta, awl to the nation at
large war barely honest. The dissolution and election
were the meta of a trickster.
When Mr. Simonet resumed hia meat the SimagLit asked
whether any uniiiiher oscouileil the propural, but meeting
no response, he repeat...l wheoool..li Mr.
WHALLEY starti.l up (row a seat near the bor, and
exclaimed, much to the amusement of the House, that he
seconded It. .

-Itii-ATtains— roar. then ruse, and wei received with anvi(ruin both oaks I the lluUee. Alter olluiliii, rn a half.
obsoyvin, that 60 fOrUllibillic a eombiustion of authority
anal weight as that of Um distinguished mover awl
asecizilye.rait.ecressarwitillaymitorset.inkl I,l,i,:iinnehiLiuutleniugeddutjuyrof nuakuag
to inie rinoollet
the House that it ou,htto benefice hie Tabula-
thaL Ile characterised the btateuirtat of the hon. gentle-
..., that the late Guyanese:lit had organised the
dissolution in secret and had then set to work to concoct
a plan under which they were to go to the eoautyy.....
‘opportial by a single shred of evidence, and ar not only
untrue, but absurd auil impossible. Ile challenged him
to rim in hts place and my whether he adhered to the
epithet "trickster" which lie had applied to hun (Mr.
Gladstone).
Mr. Sitorn-Wr :I shall not rio,, in my place again.
Mr. GLAD/Wei said the hon. gentleman, after making
au grave a charge against gentlemen are:Lily lioneunible
Thlitcesoirlicg):• ttiardirtho'nee.:mai:titlietilvinweto:snre'fa:
esal:):',ii:nrattotlihirrbtle.aalkeerritothil
tiorunnolt:y
tbhuetpotoocuktuirrefucgirce.in mu:
.ignitobuletii.i:iftiflwe)uh.ue—(elicers).
remarking that be WWI quite content to Imiveti.htlhnieidtiiwAr"4.;r•tlue;•
in the hantls of the House. Mr. Gladstone then withdrew,
awl after a few ulatervations from Mr. Wiibi.Licv and Sir
G. Bee Tat the motion of censure was put (ruin the chair.
One voice only replied in the attire:nal, e.
The House then went into conunittee i.f supply, anal
agreed to aeveral vote, for the Civil Service.
On the House returning, the Married Wonicn's Property
Art (1,570) Amendment Bill Wast referred to a wleell33ll.
loittee. :MI Mr. SiLLIVAN brought in 3 lOU to ellisitlO
tenant"' of laud ill Ireland to acquire Parliamentary tenant
right in their holding+.

VILLAGE 11E-NEFIT CLUBS.
Another fonred upon one in these villages
concerns benefit clubs. A fanner toolay one of his
talon (rota the fichl, and this comers:dive followed • -
" !low old are Jll.llll " nest liirthihiy,
Ilunder." Hew malty children have you had / • "Twelve
—nine " You have always kept them without
help (row the parish:- Yen, thank ti.l ; I never had a
Penny from the parish in nay life." The num, U. I alter'
wanls found, hail :eceinsl a ^Wan money pd 4, from the
tillage Agri. altural Society for lirini,ing up a large
fluidly without paroehinl relief, and ho wan now canting
the usual Ills. a week. how lond .11.1 you miswrite to that
'smelt chili of yours, John :" Nigh upon its wand-thirty
years.- "its goon now, igia it nt." All, ye..." "That
was a hitter not fob, surely •- Thin Pow Man --hapoily
still hale ng awl stro hail nat. the dab in. 141. a
month out 1,1 lii. hart earnings by what ogira„,,dinary
thrift :mil self ilenial one mill l'acilY ilnagine with his
dok
crita,ltcolf
drrked on
hart rouhnl lets nupp..rt I.lw hi., wily y t
teihtwi
e*:l
was the workhouse. The chili had "hroke up," awl lic
tried to tell us how atol why. The atorY need not le nl.e.tod ; hut that, said iny neopanion, "Is the history

COA
IS110.1"--"t'ILBI;Mrt• ;oEf the n"riateA)uraml"laawel.
which govero the uperations of digestion and nutrition,
and by a careful application of the fine properne. of wel
selected COVOII, Mr. Epps ha; nrontled our breakfast
tables w ith a delicately flavoured ',event:fa which
may save um many heavy doctors' bilk. &routs
tkueto. Made idinply with MAIO,: Water or Milk...-
8.1,1 firorers in packets only, labelled - "JANES Ense
and Hiniiierethic heniiid.„ Throailuomdle Street.
and 170. Piccadilly • Works, Kuston Road, London,"
MANrYACrtRI Or COCOA.---" Wa • ill now girt an ScooUnt of
the iireeteselopted b Maim. Jame,. lOjS kU, nisiturseturers
of dietetic snicks., at their sorio. ii. the Ensten Road, Loodon."
—Sec article hi Cosulcs /tom. 14.4.1 uak.

CAUTION. —3lCLirlt. ItFXKITT & SONS beg tO cauti.m the
public sevainst iniitatien *OMR, blue of very inferior
quality. The Paris Blue in squares (used in the Prince
0( wan( Laundry). suld in wreateere bearing their
Dame and trade mark.