The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-22 00:00:00

IIoUSE or COMMONS.

MONDAY.
In answer to Mr. lltt-rm, the l'etnura said he did not
Nee that loecause the Government supported the removal
of a Petty grievance the other night they were hound to
support the House Gectipient Disqualifiration lte at,
Bill. Mr. W. 11. SMITH intimated, in reply to t'olonel '
KiNgsroirg. that it would he possilde to proceed with the
Dean Forest Bill this ..!Aiioll. The second readin.: of the
Judicature Hill debate was again adjourned.
v.n.wv.
The morning eating was occupied by the Land Titles
and Transfer Dill.
In the evening 111% Kenealy ww., moving. to introduce a
Bill for establidiiiir Triennial Parliaments, when the
,iloul WaN counted out,

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WF.ONISDAT.
MOND:SIVE PRODIIIITORT I.NOCIR DILI-
On the motion for the second reatlillX of this Bak
Mr. WHET.I.IIOUNE moved ne an amen.lnient that it he
read a Fecniel time on that shy three month*. The Bill
cowlenintel itself -(hear, hear). lie ha.l no objection to
the hon. loonier for Carlisle and hie noisy following --(oh,
..11)-aletnining (run drink of any kind-beer, spirits.. or
water. Ile oli.l not ask thein to take a glue of wine or
'see, but then, as he .11.1 not interfere with them, he said,
•• Please dmet interfere with ine."-(hear, hear).
The rejection of the Bill was seconded by Mr. .11:1.1API
1 toensuip.
elr. CARTER alan olipses.l the Bill.
Mr. Rot:neck nepossed the measure on the several
ground. Grit it was neither wise. in.t, nor Prectieeble.
Sir Wievain I.AWSON eal'eorte,l his own Bel. They had
line the licensing 'system in operation for a long time.
They het tried to amend ite eriginal provisions What
wits the result! In the year 1,71 the number of arrests
fer drunkennea.c in the three kiniel amounted to
3m.mat leist year there WWI an increaee in England of
. 7011 0.1.1, sine in Ireland of 1.1111 odd. They had General
I 'artwrightes experience which wax that for every person
arrested for ilrunkeimest nine est.:med. Ile did not =roe
with the hon. member for Lee.le when he was i11d11..., to
re.t mine slur on the licensed eictuellers of the country.
(lemehtere On the contrary, he belh•ved them to be the
risked men of the ...entry. wl the magistrates liad
selectsel fee their meilitiesotionx. They had never asked
him yet but, if they did. he should go with great
pleneire-to one of their ilinners-(lasieliter). Th., pUbli•
ram Were to sell exactly as much as was good for a man,
Ansi no more. But it was very diftieoilt to sieeisle for one.
self, an.l certainly inere difficult to kleeide what was gnod
for others. The late Prime Minister mince spoke of a men
who, being aleest to liner an operation perforrae.l upon
, Min, Was asked if he had been a moderate niali. " Ave,"
, replied his comrelee, "that he was; he never drank 111111 l
I than eits tffi .marts a dlay. This showed how difficult it
was to my what wan moderate. Liverpool was a place
1 where they hail a strong pollee and able maeistnxtes, who .
I were determined to carry wit the provieions of the Lieen. Sontcrsrtsbtrc.
in" Art. Ltst year there were 'ZOOS! persons arrest.' in
Liverpool for eettinz drink. How limey publicans wen! ---..-_
arrested nee fined for making these elms' drunk ! duet The body of an infant has been found with a stone tied
three. Was not that an illustration of how the system round its neck, in the ornamental water of the Castle
worked! Again, there was no power of knowing whet gremide, I 'ompton Panneasfoet, Dr. A.lains thinks it was
were the wants"! a I...elite. Within a circle of. first strangled and then thrown in the water. The inquest
Cie yards around the Sailor"' Rome in leverPoo. is adjourned.
fortv..ix publiehon.es tempting nien to
there Were 921 inhabitants of Frame have petitioned in favour of the
niieery. What he lir9iose.l was not to levy new Perniiesiye Bill.
le.enaltiess, but that there should he les new licenses grantiel There are 17 applieatione for the post of medical officer
lin plaice where the large majority of two-third" of the for Frome District of From, U
I ratepayer-, were oppose.' to Beene... If after three yea"! At From a letter carrier named Frank Wooley lies been
trial it wee found that more emery was caused bY this fined te and costs for "loitering on the road." Ile was
Bill than by drunkenness they route then return to the !Reek Via floe
of
..c„,
eld eysteni. Compensation he held *limed be given for The Bishop of Bath and Wells has held an inquiry at
lome of property, but not for lOU of • privilege granted for Yeovil belching charges against the Rev. K Wyndham, of
one year only, and renewable at the discretion of the St. John'. church, of preaching Roinieli doctrine and
magistrate. If a hem mule a con'siderab'le sum of ninety acting arbitrarily towanlx the organist.
•' THERE'S Many A SLIP *TWINT THE CUP AND THE LIP."
by a poileicshnuse let him leave it Soil go to sotriething
respeetalee if he Inet nothing by it, the depriOng hitn of -The truth of this old and of t•repeatee adage line been
:
his license could do him no harm, and if he made nothing, ree.eth. ‘.‘.eieee. A goy
young lesthair reciting in a
' th..re was no Is:inhalei in townie the bu„inem from hint village Within 10 Mil, llf ireOvil has been for some time
--(laughter). The hon. niember for fixfonlshire. Comtel. feeet paying his affilresses to a young lady wit.o lives in n
ing this metenire. had said it wont.' simply drive drunkard* ...II town not for froin Sherburne. In due course,
out of one parish into another, and they would Co on ATI arrangement.. were ma.le for the wedding, the young
on until there wenl.l be a combinetion of erunkaels in man informing his fair eieocee that he hail taken a
some place that would enjoy having them -(laughter). business in one of the pnneipal tows. in Hampshire. It
1 &het en A,e ee he proposed woule have a great mond was arranged that the nisirriage should he performed in a
I ofeet, for the publicans would feel thev had got the sword faellionahle Dersetsbire waterine•place. All the prep:lra-
n( Damerlee loin:ring over them. only wonting the weight tions were at leueth c siepleted, ineluffine the wobling
of public opinion to bring it down nest polish thou off- ereesess and the bridegreskiii * suit. On the day preyed. to
Ofeightere Another suicide. a couple of more lers, or the ore fixed for the ceremony, the yoking inan's lirother
another penny on the rates., and they would know the (who was to be the best man) and the vomit: lady's sister
Perniissive Bill would eome into force. The House might (who was to be the bridesmaid), repaired to the watering-
recollect a picture in an illustrated paper representing a place before referred to, the piling gentleman informing
half•etarved man 'standing at the door of a gin chip, the then that he had provided lodgings for them. On iirriying,
nenforteleelooking lanlbely eve:dining. Joe turn that
the pair found to u their te m m nislient that no arrangements
• ".
he nut." Savo Joe. "lie says he has fourpence." "Then; had liven made for their accommodae • and at once
my* the lan•lhely. "ask the gentleman what he will have returned to their homes. The candidate for holy
to &ink ..._neeemeee This require' ne explanation, matrimony had promieol te take his interekel bribe to the
Gentlemen on the Treasury Bench should be the lest to place appointed for the wedding ,in the day
before,
and we
oppose a Periniesive Bill. The whole ef this session had can imagine with what anxiety the "fair one" await.' his
eoinested of permissive feeislation. During the Wits.untide arrival. But all in vain. Hour by hour the day glided on,
Vaeation Mr. Bruce bad been amenest hie conetituente, hut still the faithless; one ilia not appear. A !steeple'mo night
wh..re lie was well reeeivul. :es ii...losibt he ought te he- Was spent, and as he was still non eel on the fellowing
(hTor, lis•ar) -a her of the etery aerr gathered around morning, some friends of the bride-elect visited his
bin, the volunteer force, the Binds of 11.ffie, and reveral residence, when it was found that the hard-hearted suitor
br..sl.e.l.Plavinglllln•ely avid Sankey's betties -(lalighter). j had disappeared. Ile left his father's residence very early
In the disc mese eeliyered hy the Home S •-reten• on that I on the morning if the day previous to that fixed for the
,e.,.;eciee by the right beneurele, gentleman, referring to celebration of the illiptiale, with the avowed object of
the crime of drunkenness, asked all the wives and mothers , taking his lady.love t i the seene of the ceremony, lint has
of England ti use their influence to mitigate the vise and not niece been heart of. We understand that several
misery pr•elseeel at the present moment- (Conservative tradesman would Ise glad to beer of his whereabouts. Such
cheer.). But what heel the Home Secretary done for his ' heartless treatment deur.eo the severest ceiimr, cue we
con.titiient. I Why last year he opened publeshouees an ' doubt not that many of our reader, will evinpathim with
extra two hours per day. Perhaps he would introduce ! the young lady in her disappointment.- Wesfece Gazette.
another Licensing Bill (no, nee They had heard • good _
.
deal dering the recess of the bon, nomiher for Sandwich
Orr. Knatchluill-llngeseen). Ile had always wondered ARMY AND NAVY.
The Duke of Felinleargh, the Ibike of Con I
why w. eke:tient and able a man got to retirement such • naug it, and
the I•sike of Caiiihridge and the ebb. Is
ebiee ee Kesel wish --flasighter). I,k one of the represent*. . .
I, .
t. c , 1
t. r rethren of the
's 1 li .4 lif the l'ilite.l States he had heard of a
bve as.eta i . Trinity IouAL orpora ion ens onservancy &minim were
dninkeii inenewr eb.. on being renvovtrated with isaj. _. I be. entertained at a ban•piet mi Satunlav by the lewd Meyer
The Duke of I•:ffinhurgh respen.l.l for the l'o I . •
was never too drunk to represent his constituente-d . : . ya family,
and the Duke of tlasubridge for the arm
esingliterl. Ilis hon. frien.l. instead of being a xolser an
_eel, ha
aaf.i : wa
fa . . . e. in the roues° ef
good man, sholild hare 1.4.41 • re-lttlar rowilv-(laughtert 1 aaa ust ret.wumer that everything is
The other .lav the Ail. in harbour, or rather canal, at .
I I f I. c iang. .. ite years, everythine has become more
wive than it used to le, .1 that h
Sandwich, metal of having their banners (Vine on the i l
°tile:Ural effect with reeerd to"thaentwo *mt. •3-,..‘ danduned it..
imeezes birthday, heti lum only half mast high. On i . You may
take it that it wili be hnhosAible to. kneell c'h
inquiry being made, it turned net that the men had only 1 . t e army up
ye • utile. you pay for it And the question ie, are you
Ii tlf allowance of beer--(leughtere Ile went down
• prepared to iniy What is Ileressary ! 1 :ma ' I
Sandwieh the other &kV. There Wan the greatest riot, • • . - .. . . . . convinee mm
he are, tor the re•son unt you receive thus tout m well is
Sweeps and seavengers yr...M1.1.4 at the meeting. and - ',manse • k • •rfeet • • you nee pe I) well that by contrilintine the
rent' not get a hewing. At hest tliere came four of the .
ms essential to keep the services illi ' ' • efent you will be
feeble. ies !le. 'dia. ,and one of 'acidg towards I et.
doing wore for the insurance of your own interests than
e ei,e, brewer who was seated there, , "'lnlet's to ! ,
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r‘a e
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he....,..• 0 Ifle is eentlerreint"-(ninch laughter). Ile did ,or oil timer srat mISI .1 • li.Sise Sir be Sartornis,
not ut: the Ileum Secretery to he., in his mind the , IP' . •
1 eking for the navy, teed at hea we had no one to fear.
twenty-five brew.•rs who sat in that Ibune. Depend upon ! ich f ,
The Ileelta of the Lord Mayor" Was proposed by the
Duke o lunnsught,
it thev might buile partieini houses, they might build .
•le ...le thee might lay 11..! feun.latione of church.. they
it
meth; intnotlttis• barb:tr.. lane. but they would hay,,no
elkanze .4 eke habits Id the people es long as they hod a
l'lmp.• of I'. 111111 l one filling the ye•rketo ef the publican*
and the reVenitekt of the Chaneellor of the Exehapier-
eleseree
11.• oeu followed by Mr. Ahlertnan eorroe. Mr.
K!, VITIDIVI-L-MVI:CiSEN, Mr. SULU,. %a, and Sir It.
'l' II who, on behalf of the Government,
opputel the Bill, and even deprecated its annual intruduc.
tee..
Ir. Punt supported the Motion, and
Mr. MACDONALD °mooed.
On a division the Bill Was micas.' by 371 vote* earliest
eit. lt is a year to-day since the Bill was lase brolieht in,
and it was then supported by 7.1 votee and opisosed by 3n.
TIICRaDAY,
Colonel Witeox, the newlv-elected member for 'West
Suffolk, took his mat in the llouse of 1...11ama.. and was
~1,..nal hr I.oil cheen from th.• 31inisteriali.t•. An-
ewerine Mr. Kn 0.'1.1.11. ibieeee a. be promised that
"(sir notice" su 11 lie given of the intruilnetien of the
A, ifrieultural Bolding.' !till. At Present he could not fix •
ear.
The Arroasar-iigsgasa moved for the hustle of a Royal
Coluniindon to inquire into the alleged existence of
corrupt practices at -Norwich.
Mr. WHALLEY wished to eetend the mope of the inquiry.
ARM 101110 Morale from tin. KENSALT, Mn. IMPArr Ixwe
testimony to the character of tins constituency of Norwich.
Thirty years ago, being at a dinner party at the table a
the then Mayor of Norwich, he had expreseod hie surprise
that, in what was undereterel to be a Liberal constituencys
the representation shout' he divided between • Liberal
and • Conservative. The answer he receive.l Was that the
Corruption of a certain pertion of the constitueney was no
great and incurable, that in order to avert the terrible
calamity of a contested election Rud nien on both sides
ignsed tic ffivide the repreeentation. The constituency was
bele in threll by some six or seven hendred men who
woold not rote for any one without money or beer, and
would vote for any one with them. The right hon.
gentleman thought it would I. well to extend the inquiry,
for if the Iloues desired a cure it should know the extent
of the disease. Some quickay of veiled attack and quiet
retort took Mare between Jr.M Bright and the occupantsm of
the beck Ministerial benches during the &divan' of the

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Tho amendment was carried.

The Clositioirulal lleratit announces the appearance of
another vino pest, called the Pcis'lte.
Atmospheric pressure has been employed in some col-
lieries, in the Creuzut mining district of France, in raising
coaL
The racehorse Kangaroo. fir which the Marquis of
Hastings gave UMW gamuts. now draws a London cab at
fl. a mile.
The average speed of express trains in Germany is
twenty-eight miles an hour, of ordinary pasaeuger trains
twenty-one mile.
At Kilmartin, a day or two ago, Mrs. Taylor, the wife of
• gardener, on rising in the morning, discovered an adder
coiled up under the bolster.
At a Synod of die Homan I 'atholic clergy of the iliocinn
of Liverianl resolutions were Passed enjoining the clergy
to purge their Church services of tuusie having a theatrical
tendency, to Ilio a 4 far WI possible the Gregorian chianti,
and to 67a.lually supersede female vOle.l by tea ' ' g male
choirs for the services.
It has been freiuently asserted that America pro-
duces the greatest advertisers of day, and while admitting
Li, is great extent the truth of this stutement, still we find
that we can bunt to several of oar own countrymen who
equal, if not surpass, the greatest of our transatlantic
brethern as aslverti.ing giants. Perhaps the most enter-
prising ailyeiti..er of our time Is M. F. J. Clerke, of
Lincoln, proprietor of Clarke's world-fained Blood Mixture,
who must have expended several large fortunes in placing
his now popular medicine before the worth. True, he has
been lucked, in his blood mixture, by an article of won-
derful efficacy : but there are few who possess the spirrt,
or rather faith, necessary to make a thoroughly ausce.sful
advertiser. Within a few years only his Blowl Mixture
has become " world-famed.- and his advertisements are
to In ,en in every newspaper and periodical throughout,
the world. awl wti e notice, thia week, as if to prove beyond
question his belief in advertising—at the satue time as
nimbi: emit: advertieement in the throe
effectually show log the extraordinary range of hie
nigreaeaticiumne —lam daily papers- Dolly Tdryraph, Standard.
and !Maly Neers. ThiA is certainly the iiiii-4 astonishing
thing in wlvertising that we renionher. Had the great
IllowlMixture fallen in less enterpriaing hands the world:
might ever have had the benefit of this wonderful
1
, medicine.