The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06 00:00:00

OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

Earl Suva (who, by the bye, far some snespiebsed
and inexplicable reason, has allowed his booed to pow).
has her sinus on his " merry, merry mem* I.
▪ enrollee," and what will perhaps prams to be the meet
exerting session of seders memories has commeeend.
There has woe yet, however, bees anything exit*.
The Hones of COOMODS on Thursday wee far armee time
• " beggarly amount of empty besielms," and when Ms.
Mermen roes to move the re-eleolion of the firakar,
there were very few prosiest. lie speech was.. ad-
mirable one, bulling the Importasee of the oceasios,
and yet by DO mesas fumy. The most interesting spoor
of the day was that of Mr. Bright (who, by the way,
was the lind to put In an appearare, sad was area:
lath. House three hears before the time ',ported for
meeting). All sore of fan will be poked in the hoe.
member few Birmingham for selling attentios to the
sebiect of rename at the Speakers' dinners. His art
tellies port was that Mr. Orden, whose memory is
respected by m's of all parties, was for 24 years pre-
vented aterediag the Speaker's levees and parties,
because he woald not diem in rind wastune. But
Mr. Denims is net the man to abolish an "Act a
Uniformity,° and pane an 'Ant el Tolerative; as Mr.
Bright puts It. Toe Speaker I sokeirely maxims to
preserve the forms of the Home, and Is. groat admirer
of precedent, Dad it is sot at all likely that be will
abolir the etiquette apprising to his eller. I think
the country generally will approve of Mr. Dimmers re-
marks upon the way in whirr the Speaker was re-elected.
The premodern al Inlay were interring, simply be-
mess they eau only be mos as the semeneerment at.
new Parliament It was oarless to me the Speaker,
drea.ed in • plain black dress sail, with an ordinary
barrister's wig. addressing the /loyal Comenisersors Ia
the House of Lords, and elaisileg erre of privileges
for the Hors of Commons, who are far more toady
on tilt yuestlee of pririlegm than the Upper Hoes*.
And ne, at the sosaniesseseost, let me my • word
▪ ia referees to the osecimmodation provided
for the gentlemen of the Pivot during the owl" All
that the fourth Peter ma ressoaahly went is provided
lon them.

Amos' the Nene whin it Is rumoured Mr. Gladden
will Intr./use ialle his bolgol 15... 'shish will seriously
ad.ct the panties al easkm• Hone emplepla He
proposes to scant the to. dudes st the shires Me, and
the, avoid wine of the Canon Rows fultlimeThs
Clarks of the setsbliasseat have already a good deal to
tomPltat 4, sad of &AIM this will make it wone.
Chingos hare boos made Is this desarineat olf the
Faith* lervkit whin have serleasly anted their
414 they have Ire • Meg tins hiss sgilatiog
for so lawmen °I P. 7. I myself know sone who are
disgracefully paid, nessidariag Um& qualfleatioss. Thu
Chancellor of the Issimphair (who Is nennersielly and
politically, sist prenstall. hand by the (PINAM BOOla
Clarke) is sew espgrA, I. eisjeseMost win kir Ada
Astales, Mr. Oeltdellts to 4Tiorhke up • pia Ow WAN
their manias. and I we It Wend thin "to Is behind
this plea will bir refialittel7tl tuseased." I inn
only say that the Casten Meese Olututs 610 eire 66 in
regains on the nettifi - SPECTATOR.

DOItCHEITZEL

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ilsoississ grey. Thi Issi=gifin IA
au I, and 118 maimals