The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30 00:00:00

Imperial farliamrnt.

went out int, the West Ray on
TIVI *--,ed practised with her heavy guns, considerably
Tueisikr'rje windows and even the houses in Fortunes ......._____._.—.
abah'el,thers of the ships proceeded to the East Ray, and
Welts t . were !ward with startling effect in Weymouth, _
Dosoar.- Lottil HOUSE OF LORDS. '
DilgilAWS motion for defeating the third
their.-h'e "'Lined the oiling, at a distance of several miles,
wit' th "'iteeb and smoke of the great guns could he
.. iiig of the. ',fort of Judicature (Ireland) Ilill wet negativol
ir.ris^. -..,-- I after waiting till one th ought the eithout • divunon.
The report of the amendments to the Supreme Court of
the mien boom came over
couldrold •Tota?s,' 'heard,
Judicature Act Aniendincot Hill ma egreei to.
the
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ot if _.S. ADISCOUR ZI
T.—On Monday LAIL TUDAY. —The Licensing 11111 was read a first. time, and
th
appointed for second reading on Tuesday next, The Wild
"..al .
oltiteni gave a hall on hoard the Agincourt, to
the
from Dorchester, Weymouth,ec was coverts
and Portland birds Law Amendment Bill, to protect all wild lords and their
man) officers
and
• pnvate residents. Part of the deck ' nests (exceptlint there of plovers) during the breeding sown, m
with An aWning gaily
adornedth fl ago was rd a mon
, and forming a ul time.
ious aomn. Most of the officers of the An address was agreed to for the production of the reports
capital
and
sraf
1f the 'made to the Home (Mice on the working id the Licensing Act
meet were there, and those o e ship were especially ~,, ,872.
attentive to their guest. The tined
the
. lend of the ship played ""
TIIVIADAT.—Tha third reading of the Public Worship Bill
I selections of dance music, au c ball went on incet
gos wasmoved by the Niagarl.
jerously during the afternoon.
Lord LATIIILION Vikillant the measure would work well, but
Detre or AN OLD SLI/vVer.—Robert Stone, a carter, Parliament would be
driven
to a complete revision of the laws
who hat been for many years in the service of Mr. IL of the Church by • Reformed Cotuvccatuon.
Lano, died suddenly on Saturday morning last. Mr. The Loan CHANCELLOR laid the Billsimply deal lb Ke-
t with
Mom: lived at Reforne, and has for sonic time suffered ceder., seri the new procedure
would not differ from that under
from heart disease, and been under medical treatment , the ClewDieetpue: Act of 1640. whife Its operation would be
On natunlay he got up at four in the morning, went to 1 much
more simple mid Ice severe.
the stable, and went hack to call his sons to work. lie I, Lord NELSON urged that Convocation ought to have been
felt ill, and returned to lAA, and shortly afterwards was , consulted.
found dead there. Sergeant Florence informed the i Lord KuLaness said as to the ritualistic practices egeinst
Coroner, Mr. Howard: but that gentleman found it was ! which the bill was directed. he warn of opinion that where one
hut necessary to hold an inquest ! man was attracted by them • hominid were repelled and he
CONVICT DEAD our Coxsiernox.—On Monday evening, should rejoice If by this or any other mese: the evil could be
Mr. It N. Howard. coroner, enquired into the death of corrected, and corrected in time.
John McCarlie, • convict at the Portland Convict Estab- . The Marquis of SALIM. RV said the measure might he fairly
lishment Ile was sent to the Prison on November 4, • entitled • bill to give 1:3,000 a year to the Itcan of Arches
P•7l, lee sentence of 8 years' penal servitude; his sal to reprint certain minor cautions of the Clew Discipline
conduct was indifferent: but he had not been under Act
punishment lately. tin May 25 he was admitted into the Lonl Gaasvitta expressed surprise at such an attack from a
Infirmary. and on Smithy afternoon last he died. Mr. Weimer.
Clif ton, the governor, William Roupell, and another Lord Garr entirely approved the bill.
Tbe Archbishop of CANTIVMORT considered that the bill In its
attendant of the Infirmary, gave evidence, and the jury
present form woukf be neither mane nor dangerous. When
returned a verdict of "Death from rapidN L consumption. dur twee, raised the sooner they were settled the
NAVAL FLERA —A young private of the Royal Marine en I' me were
fth
t better or the peace i , e Church.
Artillery on board H.M.S. Northumberland, was last week 1 The hilt e wait then read a third time and passed, as was
taken ill from disease of the twain, was ndinitted to the I also the Supreme Court of Judicature Act (1673) Amendment
_Naval Hospital, and died after three days. His name was , 1101.
Itiebani Tanner, and he was a native of Longford, Wilts, 1 e
r RIDAY. —The Wild Birds Law Amendment Bill WAS with'
and had returned from leave only a day or two before he drawn.was taken ill. tin Saturday his body Will interred in the
Castlertml Cemetery ; it Will brought on a gun carriage.
followed II a large body of
_seamen and marines, sal the
thiP's land Played the maid March in Saul:_ and at the
interment the usual honours were paid. Deceased was
only 21 years old.
TIM LOCAL Boot!, ELECTION.—We understand that the
ratepayers who were disastisfled with the late return are
determined in their resolve to contest it at law. Mr. IL
C. Weston. of Dorchester, has been engaged, and the
necessary steps having been taken, • quo warrants will la
nerved on Mr. B. Collins very shortly. Mr. Andrews
claims the vest; and his friends fully expect that he will
0114 Mr. Collins. It is undendood that action on the
part .4 Mr. Coombs, which, if successful, might oust Mr.
I:. Pearee, is not yet quite decided on; hut it is deter-
mined that the voting papers, shall he carefully examined,
and that there shall lie an authoritative decision, if pus.
'Ohl°. Si, to the validity of certain claims which are now
in doubt.