The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27 00:00:00

Entperiat Parliamtnt.
HOUSE OF LORDS.

.NloNn.ty.

Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY called attention to the
Co die traffic, and moved a if:solution, which, after mime
discuadon, and a statement by the Earl of Cannanton„
wa. withdrawn.

Their lordships advanced several bills a stage.
TuraDAT.
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The report of tho aruendmenta to the Friend
Rill was smiled to, and the bill was ordered to be read a
third time.

Several BilLs were advanced a stage.

TIILsD&y.

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FRIDAY.
The Agricultural Children's Act, the affair of Natal, and
other topics occupied the attention of their lordships.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY.
on the motion for going into Committee on the Agri.
cultural Holdings Bill, Mr. J. BARCLAY moved a resolu-
tion in favour of postponing legislation with relard to
permanent improvements, and of periling that eunipen-
satiot fur temporary improvements he imperative in all
eases.

The proposision was rejected by 363 to 76.
TVESDAT.
'lite House went into Committee on the Agricultural
lliddings Bill, and several clauses were adopted.
. . WEDNESDAY.
. ... •

The second reading of the Poor Removal Rill, gave rise
to a general discussion of the law of parochial settlements
and the removal of paupers. and eventually the llill was
rejected by 231 votes against 65.

THU/kg:/AT.

Mr. DISRAELI announced that it hail been rci.olved to
withdraw the Merchant Shipplit: Bilk anal to press the
Agricultural Holdings Ball, the Judicature Bill, awl the
Laud Titles and Transfer Bill, cud thus it w:1,1 huupu,l that
the prorogation 'night take place on the 11.1 th or 12th of
August.

--3117.-Funtani.h, finding that the Government intended to
throw over the Slerchant Shipping Bill, in a state of great
excitement proteated against this course, and entreated
the Premier "not to consign some thousands of men to
death." There were, he said, ahipowners of burglarious
tendencies outside, who were well represented inside the
House, and who had defeated the measure by crushing it
ler the weight of obstructive aineolnienta. Cries of
" Name, name 1" cum., (ruin the Conservative benches, to
which Mr. Plimsoll, whose excitement was nnonnnetntinrily
increasimi, answered, "Oh, 11l give names." " Ship-
knackers certain men wens called, and Inc hail heard a
Secretary to the Treasury say that • member of the House
was "nothing more than • ship-knacker."—The Speaker
pointed out that the proper time to ilk:cues the Merchant
Shipping Bill was when the nii:nelinege of the order for its
inittal was moved. —" Very well." said Mr. Plimsoll,
"then I give notice that I will on Tuesday ask the right
hon. geutleinan the President of the Hoard of Trade
wLether certain ships (a list of which he real), which
were lost at sea, were own.' by Edward Bates, and
whether that gentleman in Edward Bates, a member of
this House." At this point exclamations Inunnt forth from
every side, amid which Mr. Plitioolk rushing towards the
middle of the floor till he faced the Speaker's chair
stamped his foot and cried out at the top of his voice, " I
am determined to unmask the %Aims who sent these
men to their graves." The Speaker rose amid shoots of
" Order, order," but Mr. Plimsoll stood on the floor of the
Douse gesticulating and repeating that he would unmask
the Milieux and refusing to withdraw the offensive expres-
sion. The Speaker said he lutist leave his conduct to the
judgment of the House. "And I shall be very glad to
submit to it," rejoined Mr. Plimsoll from his vantage
groom' on the middle of the floor, "and there," he added,
rushing up to the tsble and laying a piece of white paper
beside the Mace, "is my protest against the conduct of
; the Government." Mr. Disraeli showing • disposition to
rise, Mr. Plimsoll, violently shaking his fist at the right
hon, gentleman and generally at the occupants of the
Treasury Bench, said some words, the purport of which
could not be gathered above the din of voices. With
great difficulty Mr. Plimsoll was got back to his seat,
and, the noise partially subsiding, Mr. Disraeli called
I upon the Speaker to "exercise 011 e of his highest duties,
I and reprimand the hon. member for Derby." Mr. Plitu-
soli promptly rose, and excitedly talking as he went,
walked rapidly towarda the door. Eventually Mr. Sullivan,
who had followed Mr. Plimsoll out, pleaded in terms
I which the House accepted by loud cheering, that con'
I aideration and indulgence might he extendol to the hon.
I member, who was in • coudition of extreme excitement,
the result of over-atrainoil anxiety and excess of work.
If further action might he deferred for A RAVE, Mr.
Plimsoll would he the first hi regret what he had done.
Mr. DISRAELI at once accepted this explanation, and
moved that Mr. Plimsoll be requested to attend in his
Place on that day week.
line llouse subsiding suddenly from a state of intense
excitement, was the next moment considering in -
:lake the clauses of the Agricultural Holding. Bill.
Afterwards, on the motion for discharging the Mer-
chant Shipping Bill,
Mr. Bans said that Inc wished, with ff. Indulgence of
the House, to make a statement wish respect to what had
fallen from the hon. member for Derby earlier in the
evening. MI who hail witness.' the extraordinary ex-
hibition would agree with him that the hon. member for
Derby was not responsible for his actions. With respect
to hiuwelf, it was unfortunnately true that he had lost
during the last two years tics oliilil; but ahipis better
found in every respect were never sent to sea. They
were all of them iron ships and classed A I. To him-
self Personally the loss pecuniarily was very seven-, as
he never insured his sham for more than one half or
two thirds of their market value. That was not tttttttt
the matter; lint he .11,1 deplore tine hens of his men, and
his only consolation was that as far a. I tttttt an iessight
could go the ships were as gosal furl no n•ale
man could make them. As for his conduct as a nierehant
and a shipowner, he and his ships hail inecti a ell knoun
for a quarter of a century, and lie was prout 1.. thitiln
that ho shipowner stood Inetter than menu I ninth his under-
writers ; and he felt assured that the statement of the hon.
member for lferby would be looked upon by all, as he
looked upon it, with pity- (cheers).
The bill was withdrawn.

FRIDAY.
Tho House went into committer., on the Agricultural
110 Wings Bill, and other business WAX transacted.

MR. 1'L11.11401..1:8 IltorGst
The following it a copy of the "Prutuet" made by
Mr: Plimsoll :

I protest in the nanto of Clod against any further delay
in proceeding with trio Shipping NIL The Bill itself is
an atrocious sham, but there is enough humanity I
knowledge in the House sit Commons to change it lists a
good nfeasure. At this moment there are 2,6E4 .Inps
afloat which have run through their awes just like the
Bard of Avon, and yet at this moment any of the owners,
captains, mates, ships husbands, and consignees iif those
ships may without warrant arrest British subjecni who,
having carelessly agreed to sail in them. hind, when too
late that the only alternative before them is gaol or death,
I charge the Government that they are, wittingly and, un-
wittingly—fur there are lioth--playing into thi, hands i 4
the maritime munlerers inside the Ilw.no a.lal outside the
House to secure a further continufunte (4 tkfl present
murderous system. What, la ilenitinalesi by hiumoisy is
that rotten ships chould Le broken up or LLiplarnii : that
ships should nit be overloaded : that grain cargoes should
not bL.. pirt.6l in bulk, MU as to expose the lives of those
I on bused to deadly peril : and deck cargoes, the source of
' unutterable aueuy to niany and death to So Malty HIM'S,
should ha put an end to. The Govenment Bill provides
for none of thew? things : it provides only heavier penaliLs
and severer punishments against our unfortuted. :+lione.
subjects whose litiCessilies take them to ices. I,,,kiiito to
ask the villians who sit in the lb bid th rdpiesentre
lives of the re numerous, lo L.. I, giddier, vilLiirs who
, are outside the MUM, raid, in. tliii name of our rammed'
humanity. I iler:ol i.,*.e has hill shall Ire proceed.' with
iiiituctliat-li, to dlld report, on the Agriculturd Holdings
, Bil ~,,,a land scores of county members out of towi,.
induiliers who, to a man, would support the cause ut
justice, humanity, and merry, and thus leave to do
Government and the shipowners the power to prolutO die
horrible state of things which now u.i.t.:, IieLIO name
of the God of All justice 01s.1 .4 all . incrilii I pretest
against any further delad. A itiguaint LliaL thi, 31iirchiud
Shipping Bailin rocnederl viith from this lour de die in
diens until thin con frliliter, aid (Ailing this I lay upon
the licad Of the ' e '
utrula
toi and hi, fellows the blood
of aU the men w perish next winter from prevent-
•ble catideS, und I denounce against him sod against
thesis lilio wrath of that God who has said, 'Yu shall left
aiiiict any widow or fatherless child. If thou afflict them
in anywise, anti they cry at all unto me, I will surely hear
their erY, end lay wrath shall wax hot, and I will kill you
with the swim', and your wives shall be widows and your
.-hiklren fatherless.' How .ll hotter then, shall Ire
his indignation and wrath against those who redie.e
unhappy women and children to that deplerAble condi-
tion. Anil who lease their own fellow.creaturts, „iuklty 01
nil crime, to a violent and sudden deati.

llottowsy's Otimags-i Ann
Itemedioi.—Thete next' her no liwiitation doubt of the
coolibiti hank, lad partying properties of these
medico-
iccute. Itte tkintinent stands unrivalled fur the facility
it displays in relieving, binding. and thoreughir curing
the most inveterate sorsa sad ukers, and in eases of had
legs and bad breads it iieta as a charm. The Pills are the
most eNectual remedy ever discovered for the cure of liver
complaints, diseases most disastrous in their effects,
deranging all the proper functions of many organ%
inducing restlessness, melancholy, weariness, inability
sleep, and pain in the side, until the whole system sinks'.
These wonderful Pills, if taken according to the printed
directions accompanying each box, strike at the root of
the malady, stimulate the stomach and liver into a
healthy action, and edect • complete curs.

Tux reason why so many are unalde to take Coma
that the varieties commonly sold ate mixed with %),,,01,
under the plea of nnidering then. soluble ; %AIM really
makinr. them thiek, heavy girl. ihrligestit.h. This may he
.Icrected, for if Corsa fhictx..., the crop it prow..
the ,alit ion ,tt stordt• CAOIMRT's CocEis lisseneo is
genuine ; it is thereforo three times the strength ii thea.
awl a niftishing !leverage like Tea or Coffee.
lc...ln:ration in not unlikely to Mail a rolusiderabje Heal
in it.. trailesinen aissisiated with the Society called the
tiencral Expenditure Assurance I 'mummy, s, obi Jewry,
London. which is increasing by hominids the number of
its members in Ismilon. The I umpany h4n been in
ettotence about a year and a half, end its shareholders,
wiry are dritinet front trade members, hare alrusly
nxxivisl a very fair dividend- Isuslon tradesmen are
beginning to tinil their customers who had deserted them
for the "Stores" returning to them fuu tle, islvantages
°flow.% hy the Coupon syntem, which, without requiring
anything More than the payment of ready !Hurley. Imellreil
the purchaser the ultimate return of the amount he has
expended.
IiEWARIS Or PIRATICAL lIIITATIONS OF ALLOOCII'II
PLANTER. -Owing to the wonderful Kale thesu.
celebrated plasters have obtained by their tnirative
properties in sciatica, rheumatism, u3jus in
side foul hack, and, iii short, all palms qut hical uUfw
tions, some unprincipled partisr hoi.ve bees namo.c.
turing curl offering for sale *icons planter*, put up in
such a manner as to &wive
stiltwitrY, awl, as in&
agent for Ilreut Britain and ATRINItiI, I min guarantee
none genuine save the,' hear 4111 the Revenue Stamp, in
whit; letters, the word. Au.cocit and Co.
;lout Pt.Asthitit,' mail the public,by never purchasinS
iutlesit this is on, will secure to themselves the •Jestisixte
Ikutun. rttuder. —ltn.Nut BRANIMETIt, FAA
solo agent for Ettruir anti the Col,ds ,a4i,
iquirious planters will be Riactiarie.4.l. for
WerMilllth and l'ortlayft t.ilantioar, Chemist.
Agents for Poole, W.. I(_frittsgY, T. W. ATKINH,
W. HANIIIIve, Lltemist. .14rnt fur Ibirdiester, W.
, How, CitetifinL. 4444 tor Varehani, T. ILowALL,
rtuf..40...

.•
iau.lt,..a,—For 40 years Mrs. S. A. ALtsx's Weskit's
Rain lintroitgit has received the comincu.,isAjon mid
f,,,,„ur of the public_ It has acquimil t hethrst pluee
that rail be obtained for any isex,4 tutu enterprise, and
contributed to the odorne pt 4 ten of tl i sands of
itreiuic who have the pc.,4 4 it. hervi.eable character.
It will pailicelo 4.41 resteu.. the original and aid...al
,loar qr.?. 4.‘, 0,4 failed Hair. It will .treit.itlen
and i 04,1-010 LIM Hair, oda', its falling, and induce a
bedei Wad luxuriant growth. No other preionition con
l lbw MEW Isinclicial result Sold by all Chemists
awl Perfumers. in largo bottles, tie. Depot, 111 and 110,
bouthampton Row, London.
NEM CURK too Cosswirrlox.—A new remedy has
teen discovered for the cure of Consumption.— The old
treatment entirel • superseded by a more certain method
of core. Full partleulart of the remedies, with te.timonials
of cure, will be sent by post to any person free of charge.
Address :—Mr. WILLIAXS, 10, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park.
London.

TATLOIt'S PATENT tiEwiNti MACHIN** Lee Hew Patent
1 oiproorrio eau. which rendemil timid Anterior to all 111.INIT
11111A1,1 for DRENSHAKINI, Arai ..tIIALT CAE. " They are
Sisoute to Learn." " Nady to Work." "Not liable to grt out of
" Durable,' "make very
Writ wail can bet had on "ensy terout" of purchase
ova, ruts price. --It it neeettary to l'antion the
public against, Aral..ua,— I
_q con-eiluentiv worthletti
luadilineit, which are often recommended by 'Milers --UR
account of the r00m..0 profits they obtain for them, in
preference to good inaehines at a fair priee. Intending
purchasers, if unable to obtain Taylor. Patent Sewing
31aellines from local Deulers,are respectfully requested hi
send for a prospectim to 1.17, Cheapthle, Londoks
Great Driflielil. 1 orkshire ; or the branch estiibtistinients;
Silver•streets Hull. and l:12. Kirkwats„ Wakefield.

A DISHONEST hitt-rice.- VG: th:-sale of extra MAI
some unprincipled trarLinen. when a,ked for Recerres
l'sais BLI:c USkiI:NEES, übatitute inferior kind. in the
bailie fans. The Palii RIM. "AS UsKI, IN TIIK PRINCE
oe WALES LEINI,EN," ix now so universally aavenied
for its epleielid quality -above all other blues -that it is
important to &Nerve it is only genuine when sold in
wivares, wrapped up in pink paper bearing I. Ileckitt and
Suns' name and trade wark: Refuse all Ulu which is
not ao wrapped.

Just Published, post tree for two stumps.

1111!'111
nivt. MON tu.d PMENCRIPTIONS by whist.
Thoos). pc. smith's ratichto hay*" loam :mauled tta
worn,. Iwamoto with Testimonial, trona sratoful
oho hava ban CUIVI by tho NEW
Tho SbECIAL
EDICINFS.
pyitimict it KIS Fill by pat 1a557 add„.,,
be mad by si;witts
Addoww, Dr. 11. Smith, 8. Burin. Crow/ant. Lando..
iiimmunt to Imuntry Patient...
CONSULTATION RT LETTER WITIIOUT PEE.
DR' SMITH. tho Eminent siacialitt for the cum of
Debilitatami Ai. for the benefit 0.1 commtill
Pat n icoto who cmot commit him perounaliy or roceirlhb
ilmcripthms of their moos. mend hit opinion , . with advi If
directions for the most succomful restoration tu "dun& vituor
Address—Dr. U. 55119, 5, Burton Crew:opt Loudou W.C.