The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-08-14 00:00:00

SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 1875

IMPERIA L PARLIAMENT.
~,eRODSR OF LORDS met August 7, and read a third Urns
Go,:?rliamentary Elections (Returning Ot'ficers), Bill, the
iidaanient Officers (Security) Bill, the Mil.tia Laws Conso-
91;Voa and Amendment Bill, and the Metropolitan 80-rd
isart°'Scrksl3(ilLlau:.2o B
fi
llor.
w warded a stage, and their Lordships ad-
0D COMMONS had a morning sitting, at which
',al Government measures were forwarded a stage.

THE FENIAN PRISONERS.
,Oa the committal of the Appropriation Bill, Henry
opportunity of appealing to the Government on
tgli!ei of the Fenian prisoners, and urged the recent enthu • Mit orderly and peaceable demonstration in
granted. Mr.
lir
as
)7hgartieat reason why an Amnesty should be an
tad Airgh,nettY, Mr. 'Whalley, Mr. E. Jenkins, Mr.. Mundeit,
ills " 't°l3wood joined in the appeal, but no answer w
en trona the Treasury Bench.
, , RESTRICTION OF PENAL ACTIONS BILL.
tielt s LRestriction of Penal Actions and Remission of Penal
tkieit,ll
case(e Bill introduced. to meet the Brighton Aqua:
iti:
the C"") W" discussed at some length in Committee, and,
he
lit" were ultimately agreed to with an amendment tee„„"011 14 t Bill to the particular Act under which This pro
Was undertaken.
'the p r,
cornrn,,e,istration of Trade Marks FAII wis pasted
1,._
.utee 811 d read ill_rotigh
a third time, and the Land Titles a—u
:t
'ta,ter bill was also rassed through Committee.
ti.C°l"PriltCY ON PROTECTION OF PROPERTY BILL.
te"xt ecet°l',lt' Amendment; on the Labour Laws Bills were
le the „,I!ildered, and the alterations made by their Lordshipse
tetriittarse of the Conspiracy Bill which replaces the
' intiroieataers or to qualify
ti‘i,nPdraent Act were subjected to an an
01 Personal i.. PtB were made to omit altogether the word
it by the addition of '
.by threats
40
tteen44:olesdetdo63 jury or violence," but they were defeated ty's2-
tait° 42, and a new Clause moved by Mr Lowe,rein.
qaenti,,_ e the place of this much-discussed and f end ti,' ;-"neaded Clause, was negatived by 55 to 41. In the
.e Lords' Amendments were agreed to.
A,,,.
_ia.i other Ministerial Bills were forwarded, but objec-
at i'swa!rer raise
. to proceeding with private members' Bills
i Qat', atV.LaY sitting, which was terminated by a "co t-
"'4t7 Minutes past seven o'clock.
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,
~1n the CANTERISURY CATHEDRAL.
lihtertni trorst OF LORI, August 0, Archbishop of
fity te,_l7 asked the Lord President of gileeCouncilcwohmemthia_er
sieet...`Trae had been prepared by the Charity
Nils,,,!.fot.diverting to other objects the funds at
Canterbury
Catherte, for it French Protestant servi oe nan
thoterai, and whether an opportunity would be given to
tte inerested iii th
e 111 " tt' ••• to make known their senti-
nts oh the subiect
The Dek • - ..
eof Richmond replied that schemeno
Woiddlned on the subject, and he addedeaaltsieue ° . no
Co ", clf)no with Ut d consideration by the Charity
rs. .th et hadnot h yetin g
connnos.,a,C.oll3,loNS' AMENDMENTS.
^ere etnaide aci amendments to the Ch d
fnents to th re
and agreed to, and the Commons'
Sweepers B
Amend
Chimney
u.
With aii
tateeraCtoil:iyiright of Designs Bill Were also agreed to
4110ar
The b AL BCHOOL TEACHERS' (IRELAND)
BILL.
Natio like of
ndin Richmond moved the Second e gof the
ehieetal School Teachers (Ireland) Bill,
explaining that the
la Ireig,llP3 reeasure was to enable the Guardiansßoanrtdosfotfhe
ot the ~,. o contribute towards the teachers
aerte,,,!atienal Schools in that country. e The Bill, he ob-
-44'4 was entirely permissive in its character.
kitel' I)4'Bl:arks beta Lords Donoughmore, Limerick,
Lif.
Carlingford, and Redesdale, z
With
,",„;(IChaticellor observed that the Bill mainly dealt
tams ~,1 axation, and that it passed the House of Coln-
easew-al'uollt a difference of opinion. He believed that h
t the
die-°
raitio if 24171 of ereat urgency, f)r in consequence o
esestieu....a4eislae
dlr.ish teachera education had been much neg-
ie
Was o °ate
by divided, and the Second Reading
arra 3B to 17' of the Bin
Oils Ns. uNBEAWORTRY SHIPS BILL.
Itie 'Li, ,ie of Richmond then moved the Second Reading of
ent
lasabdi
etefitaiwo on rth y Bhi
~. g PeriodPfsellltiltlheobnseeurvesixiiiigt
aving given a history necessity
etehaelinGove
adverted to the
with the
ri.th€6,„,o, the Protection of seameenf, he.
Bill
the
previous glegislation
lalltirsiin.4 of the late Merchant Slipping '
al ill Daesine which he attributed to t
great
lattaiLsilbject itself, which naturally invitedwasta
with-
thought 4 amendments When that Bill
he magnitude
saa fah, "lie Government. thought
the e,,,,rt teem,
1 "rarY Measure for the purpose of dealing i
t d accord-
it possible tobwrintg
10gi5.70 Which it was desired to put a stop -°•• an
by te„ilf_ce of Richmond proceeded to, explain, and
was
tile 1)."1-e Present Bill was introduced the provismns
concludedof which
Le e!,!.ag that the fact of the measure being temp
takeZDett that the Government would at anotheerrarpye_ri_o_d.
kei...414-the subject again and bring forward a Pennine"'
ratietsioarlingford thought that the Bill was far more
h circum-
starlets thaa !night have been expected f
ild
roe of its origin,
, and in his opinion it would
faiglitawiTirlie• , Pon the use-
whole, he believed that
Satisfaction pass the present measure.
11.1°Wil h'ltt'ierae
provet e
Parliament
Wese.oi".areloton said that there were points in the Bill which
11'3, linportance, and he consider
had dune
that the zeal
lel great ti:* Plialsoll in reference to the subject
Ihe
ti nout
14.eaent Wie c't Somerset dtd not expect much good
tferdomntehxet
harhy
Rraeeasore, unless it should be supplemented
littsatee. I,ll,enentactraent for securing betteredxiescrepselinde
eamhoonege
th„i tslaiaetliThie-ettherinosn other points, h
would be taeken up; aillar
the
StlbJect or the Lord &iraanaceeellwore stated his opinion t-
-44ertroentt."Utal'"
initi„After . Must be carefully consiearretdotbyLothrde
rstuel,_eXpression of satisfaction on the
hadl) been in.
tattooed, iabrßaiti,any rate the present
.measure
.L Was read a second time.
A4IIIOEiL The ri TtiliAL HOLDINGS (ENGLAND) BILL.
__B,
Ateend 11/re cd Richmond, ' moving that the Coinru
eorajdeTeclita to the Agricultl:ral Holdings (England) B be
'str,fetl tociL•r,e,kl he khould move that the amendments be
the exception f three or four which required
Afte alterations.
o
agreedrtoltlne discussion, the Commons' Amendments were
Ilia -.
'Nil "tarDons' A
wereoatere Act A mendments to the SuporoemnseideCroeidir,tenodf
.....ndnient Bill. were next
11,..agreeel to
, Lem., Usiness on the pa
the-cr° other h_ 71tn me alteration.
Ps adjourned.
Per was gone through, and
!h.ert 84.1 .11SE OP COSIIIONS, Sir W Lawson gave
ers ...":11 he should ask for leave to bring in aß?..nliottoieeentahhralet
vent the-'4,1 occtipiera of pro ert in certain districts to Pe-
. kr. 11,2124. e?fint.oxicatingPliquYors in such districts. .
'arseat.,u`.3.tn intimated that next session he should bvraiinug.
itable 0 a reSolotion t the eff. ect that, in order to save _ 0
tlic_e,lra.a%ptoeceaiseni..benrieoof this Hous hould be allowed t
'Lltt, re than half an hour's duration—d
o„tre or ~N,`,1,4 DY leave of the House,
the
be determine
5 diphion. on the Speaker putting
, Cantata '^' the question with-
. 44. leo; irnii gave notice that next session he should aask"Wiler",„,? introduce a Bill to define the liability of s hip.
e
aft. ~..". retpect to loss of life at sea,
tetslts rThilertklie:r tjaheare
ill. elneditio t rumour of a Rus-
swer to Sir C. Dilke, said he was not
was any truth in the .
Merv. He had no official information on
D 111 "%vver t Rh. ,-
,:jet,tuature Mr. Bourke said it would he
e- 4 refez„ - vronounce whether any steps would be taken
I,uttatty inv_nce to the Representative of Honduras in this
leeigo 14.,°asequence of the Report of the Committee n
Alla h Lis, and it was also desired that this gentleman
tivi
4414 th laite.t.llB OPPOrtUllity et making any statement h
81r e at.
jaati_reher•etAvdediierley, in reply to Mr. Norwood, said the actual
kr _
,
atia„, ,
,0,,
3 sen
wast transferred to foreign flags since the lit of
.-. .1, 875. e...ery;Lrr,elY,,hl reply to Sir H. Havelock, said there 7,a_
ration 41ity that he should be able to deal withen.
" array n'esateatiaossilotnion of the non-commissioned officers of"
r
s, The to IfILITTA LAWS CONSOLIDATION BILL. .
kiln ~, rds, a
'sere
agreeltidetnodnients to the Militia Laws Consolidation
A rir itterv,. •
the,T, , --"s`.. ACCIDENT AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL.
rd
•,,olt th -shird Reading of the Appropriation Bill, Mr. Booa e
efeepmesioPPortunity 6t calling attention to the. inadequate
I_lrartnee °nate allowancts granted to the families of two
,aber.,t killed by the explosion of a shell in the Royal
srpiarep at Woolwich. The Chancellor of the Exc.hequee
allti thees,'„,thitt the ordi ry reg iations had been foitow d.
was then reitad-a third time and Passed'
,„The I._ LUD TITLES AND TRANSFER BILL. meoti -'4141 Titles
th:„ arid) Bins and Transfer and the Sheriffs' Substitute
e kid
passedwere considered as amended, and read a third
The g EOREIGN JURISDICTION BILL.
bilttee °reign
a third Jurisdiction Bill was passed through Corn-
, read
tirne, and passed.
tat,,,._ _ EAST INDIA REVENUE ACCOUNTS.
'44 inPrder of the Day for going into Committee
e on the
;g
dei1i,4,“14 Accounts, Mr. Fawcett moved
Resolution
at
con-
- li'aln a fe 01l
~..the Government for postponing the Indian Budget
of the end of the Session. Sir T.
,13erley w days
gibile IA!rl eseending it discussed briefly the questions of
Irrigation' Railways' and, the Famine. .
to . andtheli
°1) to LOvisien, Mr. F tt'
misres amendment was negatived by
ewent into Committee,
,irlide ?' „aar nilto made the usnal statement as to the
e
'Utile:Which occupied the remainder of h
the ,fit'o, tds' Aniend
onim
to the e ons' Amendments on
at te,_ alcattire , . Ments
" rainnte s`ct were agreed to, and e House adjourned
5 th Past one o'clock.
Ja the 15-
.11()Ved ill, ot-SE oF LORDS, August 10, Lord Dono-aghmlne
NAM*, e Second Reading of the Legal Practitioners Bill,
essa fo„1 that its object was to provide a more speedy Pro
Th(l i 'Lle recovery by attorneys of their costs. Val resrl Chancellor expressed approval of the Bill, which
1,,. a second time.
11" e Co.
'414 BilliTh'as. Amendments to the Registration of Trade
t,,The 142°, ere agreed to with some alteration.
gi W -"'"uttion i Penalties Bill and the Appropriation
Th4e„ read a tecComltm.
Ili N3eaWOrthy sht
4, PS Bill passed through Committee.
th., 5 other
,ar too , , business on the paper having been disposed of
"4As adjourned.
,017F2R OF Tim-

14 tiap (11:he rlono ----------------r,B.A!c:mrgiritnlisnt llmtheir Lordships met at
ti.iet d ' embers of the House
)1,,, having beau u
ed to the bar, the royal
Lordgiven by commissi (thecn Lords Com
Chancellor, Ea 1 d Lord Skel
-
to a Miruber of Bill; Beauchamp, an missiqners
..-...„ 44..erial School Teachers' (Ireland) Bill, the. Public
tO„ 71,4, tlZioSks Bill, and the Unseaworthy Ships Bill were
btAtt,
_iatt,l, _Tne and passed, an amendment being insertcl
ior,lbilll where there were more owners than one in
'tiel.l: to t!,,Orider Clause 4, they should be liable in pro-
_ N itai pg3ir interest, the penalty not to exceed £5OO.
shii
4,r 4etittoners' Bill passsd through committee.
amendments to the Lords' amendments
;',,ell,tarY Elections (Returning Officers) Bill
"u, agreed to. The Commons' amendments
- laveniasuitoorni.ia:
FOerdreeirgsne
journ Ira-.
sed a hope
Bill n d mwe
enrt
es u:eoen.
osearpdaesiretayemx
e
rotect Father OK_ ff
had been subjected.
pres ,
_ee
_e
considered and ageond.
an and the Lord Cha
with the tiiew of the
. for the registration of
leasure.

kt't
Nhat
1;)
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to 14:;

ape

man

)11(iment Bill, and the
(Ireland)Bill were read

Authovities Loanß Bill,
and the ItemisEion of
tee without amend-

attention to the injustice, suffered by the poor of Ireland, as
compared with the same class in England and Scotland, by
reason of there being no law of settlement for the poor in
that part of the United Kingdom, and that he would ask
hilt' Majesty's Government whether they would bring in a
Bill for doing equal justice to the poor in Ireland as com-
pared with the poor in England and Szotland, by confei ring
on them a right of settlement.