The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29 00:00:00

imperial farliamtnt.

HOUSB OF LORDS.

loaDAT.—The Date of RICIIIMID moved for • Royal Om-
mad, n to inquire Into the grievance. of certain oaken In the
army, corraequent upon the abolition of pure-haw
Lord Lamemowva oppomd, but It was carried against the
Government by It 9 to 40.
Stbuqoontiy .n animated debate *IV Ufti In reference to the
word. spoken by the Dube, f St. Auras at the recent Nottior
ham banquet to the effect that the ;lumen had adopted Liberal
politic, from the into Lord Muisoviaa.
lb. Duke of St. ALlAall laid hie word• did not come), the
inclining that Her Majesty was devoted to party in the
ordinary sante of the word, but that dm entertained Liberal
11.., In Intaliting, at the miss Unto, admirable impartiality
towards all panic..
Ititalati. —A tribute was Feld 10 the Doke of Wlinninenta
sot Lord Witorraintr by Bao Claawritta, the LOW CIIMICILLOII,
Lord CAIRNS and Lord IlarUseter. . _ .

A very lung db.-maim took biacsi on the Provialoord Orden
1113 tite Educadou Act. It being 'ought to prevent the
ischoul Board of London crew:Wag lie compulsory powers to
obtaining Mos for achonl• ; but the propond come to nothlog.
IUVIL6DAT.—Lord Collie. vindicated himself against ao
attack maim on Mos foe having acted ea arbitrator in the cam
.1 the Albert Arurance Company. An attempt. ef Lord
Itadr•tiale to throw out the Judicature kiln was dadested by
GI t 34 It was noticed that though the Archbishop of
tOntarbury 'poke strougly againat the Judicature Bill, hie
gm, Mails( nod the bishops prenut voted with the Governs
neut.

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F.IDAY.—The Earl of KIMUILLZT, In moving that the rating
(Liability end Val.) Bill be read a wood t., obeerred that
If their Llrdalppe aareiittel to I. amendment for the njoatioa
of the meat.* tho tfect 4 .oth a promeolng would not be t•
Incr.u, the faith of the ratepayen ha the desire lb. Laghle-
lure to reduce their
. . .

Thr Bill was—An-10-Zd-iii Lord Ilmortant, who rested hie
objection to it not so ouch upon the ground of principle ae
the romper in which the prindpie we) to be carried out.
The Bill wait defended by Ow Dui of MOWr and opposed
by the Earl of Beientit.
The lialquis DALIMICAT urged that th• House ought Dot
t be • Led to proceed further c present for to.. reernos-41re1,
the sdranned period of Our seeders • and. enondly, the manner
In which tho scheme bad been triuseueogrleed I, Its passage
through the Commons. Moreover, the mil was only tie
lusednient of • larger Kimmel, end began empties It be
wished to know whet thee Idler scheme wet
Earl GILUVILLII mill the Bill had molted am* madder
&Con 1. the other House, which had devoted DO les tban Ii
sittings to It. There was no reason why It should not be
discussed by their Lordship., end be warmed the Opposition
that if they were to donuts. It stior • few speeches the country
would deeply regret the nnult
IhJ Duke of iticusoso law no alternative but to rejrct the
11l I.

The Debate was continue.' by Visociiast*wiz, b woks
in favour of the 10111, sad by tite Duke of itcreirso and Lord
Cumin olio unpaved it.
Ou • titybdoo 11.• second reading was negatived by 60 non•
content+ to 13 contents, beteg • otejority of 10 against the
Ministers.