The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-30 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COXMONS.

NKR RIFLE. MR Int ARMY,

rall)AT.

In :blower
t. Mr. Mr. cuuu,bdl-llanneT-
Inn ',aid the pattern .4 the new rifle w.i. approved by
a oliiner.,lls t tee cotee.t ing . 4 officery thoroughly
well acquainted with all the requirement. 14 the
service. T. ne., however, it the arm require. Alters.
tien ifivm any one pent a thousand have been imued
ty the tropd as an experiment._

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011.1lnlgli I Oita:Mal PIT A J.P.
In answer te Mr. W. Redmond, Mr. Morley said
if it could be shown that Mr. Brook; .1.P., .4
Fermanagh. h.ul used the language imputed to him
at an Orange 'fleeting, he should consider it hiA duty
to bring the matter under the notice .4 the lewd Chan.
cellor.

CHALLIMGR Mt C. 1/11.1(1.

Mr. H. J. Wilson stoked the Attorney.. General
, bother, in a recent case in the Divorce Court. it was
docirletl that the evident:. upon which a retismtlent
e•s found guilty if adult: ry was nit reo•ivalde as
against the co-respondeqt • 'whether, in eases of con
sijiracy, it had been tlecidt'el that what is receivable
against me prisoner is reeeivel.ile also against another
primmer who is Jointly charged with the offence ;
whether it had also been &nided that where two
prieonere are Jointly charged with conspiracy both
mind be found guilty tw high acquittel ; and whether
he was prepared to take Stipa with • vi.../ 1.. making
the law of evidence in cases of adultery similar to the
law of evidenee in mew if conspiracy.
The Attorney-General The rule as to the non.
adinissability of ...Acne« is recognised by any court of
law, and is well established, as in the ease cited, the
evidence against xpereon making a statentent is not
j evidence agantat another not pruient when it was
! made. Thus is no way affects the law of conspiracy,
444 I ow no ',moon to suggest any alteration in the
rule of evinomm rth.rted.„, to.
Sir Charles Dilke : mi. Spealoo. Laviqg received
your permission, I throw myself tin the indulgence of
the Hones in regard to the question which has just
been asked. It te an alutract question, but it cannot
but be taken S. referring to • case in whkli my name
was recently concerned. I wish to ask the leave of
ahe House to reply to the him, member who put the
tqueetioe t•hatithe tf.inks it right to menteni the
matter lathe ottee. he will raife it in la bum that
• will enable me in fume way to ufi,e tjq this House.
(Hem, hear.)
THE STATEMENT ON InELAND,
On Thureley in the Nfidilleset Sheriff's Court, Bed Sir Michael Hicks Beach I wish to ask the Prime
Lion-aquare, brine Mr. Untler•Sheriff Burehell anti Minister a question in reference to a statement made
a c enacin key, th, cane of II echain v. Gull was heard, yesterday by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The
it having been remitted from the 'lnert.., leach latter informed us that it was the intention of the
of the High Court •Ittstice for the righ• hon. gentleman on the 4th April to make a
.;:,..ssaing the &moult of damn.s to which the statement as respect to his Irish policy. I wish to
latut.ll ti melitl..d. the deten I sat hiring ask if he can tell the Home in what form that state.
radgment to go t,y 4elaell. *Alf: WiAoly Wright, • ment will be made—whether it will be in such a firmn
who was mussel for the imeniim tie. riot.; • as to admit of the nubject being fully discus...l, and,
said his client, Miss Sarah 11.. all on. ans./lit in this •if ntoe.wery. ati i.ee being taken item it !' I shall
acti.m to recover fr;nn the defeielaet. ',cp. I lilt,;let happy to ask ale, queatatiq lin Monday if the right
eninpepastion for hie non-fulfilment .4 a proutie to him. gentleman prefers it,
marry her. Aboat five tgain years ago when sh • wai Mr. I :16datolli• (who had reoeivel a sheer as he
employed a- a parlottruttid in the service of a nobl • • entered the liaise just before five o'clock), said :
family at IVeston•super.ll tr.., she met the detantlaat, Most certainly. sir, there will h., no difficulty in
was a yoting min about her owls age, Anil answering the last tart the question at once. The
the e•notast.t4lhetel proprietor, and them:quaint-my. statement will le made in such a form as will admit
"hip • tint wed ti.ut ormed between them of debate or any course hon, members may think fit
ripened into ;vetoer and warm triatdikip. He asked to take. The purport of the statement will he •
her to walk out with him on wirkdaya, dun motion preliminary to the introduction of a Bill for
daya, and other evenings when she had libetty V tke future government of Ireland. (Partellite ,
tli. v..; he ;wad! her a oundor of smell preemie., sod at therm; I rill conaider the particular for= of tha
she • end of few IFYl)tki; frcrt9 Oise bud meeting his rival.% sal mill lay the tenus on the table un
offered to marry hes, and the tem;egllli4 t'7 r'eC4l4° Ili!' (Pay or nfl T"6odar
wife. Seductiou, however, took pla‘c, slid a LON 1014
the paternity of which the defendant acknew. •
ledirrel, and he had o.ntributed varistisamnall sum, to.
ward it. support. This unhappy occter«no. did not, lIETN'EEN Wi IMEN.
h.iwever, mem bi lessen the ardour if his affection for
the young woman, for • short time after her *tense Moe.. Aa-ie Ic Yalsayre has, scot/ding to the
ment he called imon her and said that he wad mire ti ai Puns, Pet fought • duel with an Ainerithe lady,
gas r determined to make her his wife. In addit' to Miss Shelby, iin the ever ine.noralile field of
thus, sator .4, had necessarily tat gjyr up heir situation Waterliet Tie• dispute were net of a tlieuumion tin
and gmm and reside with I.er relatives at Battersea, he the relative merits tit French and American fellitle
wrote her • number of letters couched in the twist doctors, which waxed al watin that Nlelatue
gushingand ettravagant terms. leisst,l44, Astie de Yale tyre threw her glove at Miss Shelby's
addreeeing her as "HY dearest, sweetest Sally." he Time brelimin..rie. of a leytile enoeinter were
tells her to cheer up and not be down•bearted. " I forthwith arranged. Swords were the WISSIMUS
1;;;pe, ins darling, you and Willie ont-aning their little selected, and in the second paw Miss filtelLy Was
buy) saw +A 1,:=1:1'y and glorious ass fowl parent could slightly touched in tli, mat. The eronele, described
wish. (letudlinglelet., f en• Hew in Aylesbury, but by the paper qiitited as " four correct Yiutkees,"
I hope dearest, most chartnihs, superii,ti:•.: Sally— declared (hitt m«rything had paw in tlia nest
(renewed lauehterl—to hare you Is.th with tin.. A an, siotsfu,ts.ry faellion, and the honour of France was
longing really for the time to cum- when I shall have avenged. ~t til! further notion, it mist
PA/ in • home, a hewer if livers• Wes, where we can he lackeys/ledge4 et the atreestli thus encounter
tmo and hill all the day long. (Roars of laughter.) and by the lsigoenf duelling that Fronehladies are as
You roust not be downhearted, my lovely, sweet one, supreme to the Anetrican m the Manmsdation of the
for whit in the name of Cupid and Heaven are yen lancet as in that of the .word—that in to may if the
worried about I I 'know you have hada lot of tumble, story i • tree.
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