The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15

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worse t wts ono at Tho most miserable
days Londonerss had had Fat that seasoil.
When the mem bers look their, places the
Elouse was in n darkness - ctnpho rlcally
and In rcali T. he heayens above were
thee front bench. detected md annoyed
I The storm Ind Il ga thered earlier inss tho
day Mt II he Carl ton. md It seemed evil
| dent that ma turc's storm on tsldc, and the
politica ST torn, n indoors, tluLt 1. had 4 been
in i tremendous fury. Artificial II ghtlsin
| Parliament, ut d four o clock on q n June
|nftcrnTo had q we ird erresst lg IL lfcct.5
| Tho lon list 70 + quest ions w as a ked and
answered I'm a monrnftl manner, n ugges-
tive or funeral ora tons. md as one reply
| after another was buried 3, In the Officials!
llispntc hG box s. and I he crit lcal moment
WAS II approaching !. " Strage to rclat q the
dark ness becarne denser. and the Minis
terial replies more ird table p erhaps IT,
was the sgInnntural u light that d gave NJ he
ministers 4 faces ag blanched Nd appearance
II wa 81 well known hat they had had n
ltrebuH from their own party and 1T was
pretty generally God that tho OPP
position intended to make capital out Of
l$tlic government $ ~ dilemma. z ha GA rish4
|swerea jublant: particularly as they scored
! heavily OFF tho Chief Secretary. for Ire
land E I'M his answer q Sqn est IN about
the Injured g pperary Coastal lcs; saE z his
stand even more I han ILL usual af ternoon
practice, In war ding % * attacks from be-8
low tho grAy. The Home So cretary
Il,ad il To n Unset fer 4. nterEoga-
lSChlcf SSi comrnispione Of Polices's The
I Postmaster General q Vi had S7t$ tho post
4 mems right OF public meeting question.
land numbers of Others throw at him dur
government bench had aggrayating qles--:5
|tions to amusef llcmselve wi til befo re the
I5queation$ OF the evening was arrived at.
! The House lied rap dly. and NIL was ex-
sclteIncnt. Outside matters had given I bis
question q special Importance, but atGalla
/ times any question under the heading Of
I4''Business OF the House is sure to draw
e. good audience OF members. Small Won
| der then. that tho PROPOSAL OF an autumn
session should work the most apathetic$
was the case at tho line OF which I am
/ writing. " s$ 4. i585 sjs W
TRYING TO DRAW Id MORALITY III III
The leader or the House sat prepared
for the ordeal. 8 M y ohm Ell was a he
First stoitrylnnd draw him. Not being sue
!, and was cheered by!tlis side of the House,
1 Mr.. Smith gave him IL very evasive answer,
| which was received by & pposlt ton laugh
i3terGand cheers Il was evi dent H hat tho
Ir,,& <>f T11t
and he did his best TO say that thing
| In as pleasing q way. MS possible. I, This
i slcrrltsh AZ oyer5 q, few more questions
about Wild birds and ahe blind and the
! policemen, and then the charge was res
ncwed.| but replied to in exactly the same
words as before. The leader was not
Fin g position to make any statement AS
| to Che course q. public business at the
present moment The Irish forces We're
very wrotl Mt this. Mr.. Healy jumped up
LED in wasting government time. &. Mr..
tfDillon was most anxious to know when.
! the Irish Estimat ties would DO taken. Mr.
SsIlenly was up gain, warmer, and was
4 know e the leader of the House really
considered there was an " prospect tof tho
Irish Land Bill being passed this session.
mt t1e Ba.
! fast struck an attitude, and. amid loud
itchecrs, assured the leader Of the House
l}that3lllss question was put seriously and
could sat it Mr. Henly interposed, with
a nico little point, which he had care
fully ,prepnred, to tickle up the genial
asking Y he President OF the Board ct
t,rradc whether le4intended / to- give the
House some idea OF what Ind happened
ut the meeting. held n few hours ago ut
honournble gentleman that four years
ago, he had demanded from the honour.
able member Of Midlothian. some account
of what had happened at the Liberals
meeting at the Noreign Office, 5si3 5s4$
CALM AMIDSTA STORM.
1ris beneh ss and noticed that Mr. Par
nell had gathered up rs papers and was
Leaving the House hgt he agghfer ,Iana
tenants criticism caused him to ! a use. 4
and ms the FIN was nov fast and furious.
he again returned 70 his seat a. nn y, gaze re
critical moment arrived when the, lrre-
! presslbel Mr., Healy moved the adjourn.
ment OF the House. for. the purpose 9, {, o.
|Emnnngen,ent OF the business OF the II ouse,
Tho Sneaker came down Ike z, ,scdge
ana tlhe seyen \ ocepPnnta q tho govern
lnent benches smiled engain 2 as they
cheered the courageous Sneaker, a II ~
leader of the House. but only 8,receiyyed
times p psrevonsy.e Nothing . dramatic in
the House could possibly be compile e ull-s
less Sir Willnm flarcourt look the floor,
fhbtntd Ir to the pbllt!csl storm, Nj, smith
cnrtiously repeated Ills reply. for the
eighth time, and nc battle ended drawn
msbanity' lad steered the ministerial ship
through Il nasty storm, and 1t Viii be
many II long day he fore Wo find (, 80 !, De-
voted itIer g. h's at "
leader a. The H9 as. (, \, st.tos y