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INPARLIAMENT
A Striking Feature of Proceetlingsin the Commons-Why Members Wear Their liaise-Speaking to a Point of Order While Seated a Member Must be Covered- Mr. Gladstone’s Laughable Experience.
A :.2:‘ik::.;; i`i-zinure oi' the British
lloi:.si~ ui ~ t-i:.ii;t._... to the unaccus- it-liiuxi u_\`ii is Lnu r-fat.. Nothing, in. dt-cd, .sm-iii.s iiinrc astonishing and_ liii|i<-ilitu than the invctcrate hnlbit. of lin-iiibt-i‘s to \\'cui their huts in the lloiisa-. lt is o vcry old custom, the oiigiii pi which is unknown. Some have riscrilu-il it to the days of (.‘hiirlcs 1., and inudc of it a protest uguinst that moiinrch's attempted invusiun of the Privilege of the House. ljiifortunatcly, however, there are older prints extant show- ing members in the House with cov- ered heads. Others go buck to the days when the representative Com- maners held their deliberations un- dsr an oak under the open canopy of heaven. But whatever the origin the hat. plays a large part, in_ the internal economy of the House ol Commons. A member reserves his seat by attending prayers and de- positing the article or. the spot. he occupied during his devotions. Dur~ ing the reign oi' Mr. Speaker, now Lord, Peel some revolutionary gen- ius began to bring down two top- pers, the more dilapidated of which he placed on the bench while adorn- ed wlth the more shiny one, he felt at, libprty to take his ease elsewhere, The momentous niuttcr was referred to Mr. Speaker, \vho, uftcr due conf sideration, delivered ri solcmn opin- ion that the only headgear permis- sible for seat reserving purpose wus. the genuine covering actually in usu- by tho, __owri_c_r__, 'l`lie ingenious scheme was thus igifomiiiiously snuf- fcd out and the House recovered its wanted equnnirnity. `
slitting his His Head.
With the hat, too, nieinlicrii must
salute Mr. Spcnkcr on entering or leaving the Uousc. Tho lifting of the hat also sulilocs for tho moving or seconding oi is motion or a bill where the member desires to reset-vo his remarks to ti subsequent stage of the discussion. Once on his legs the disposal of his Lincoln Su Bennvtt becomes s matter of some concern ss there are obvious 'dangers in the plmcing of it on the vacant space be- hind. Indeed, there ure dangers in front. of him as well ns behind him. There have been cases where the hon. member was so carried away by the exuberance of hjs.pcrorntioii as to deliver a resounding smack on thu topper in front. ’l`hls is quita enough to rouse the mirth of xi House as ready as any pack of schoolboys to explode in uproaring guiiuws. But if the forgetful orstnr only remembers his own hoadpiece when he feels it collapsing under him, then, indeed, tho House is neith- er to hold nor to bind. In one surli extremity a member from the Green Isle roso and thusly delivered him- self: Speaker, sir, I can- grstulate the hon. member on his good fortune that when he sat. down on his hat his head was not inside," This improvement on the legendary effort oi the distressed aotssitry-'I patron saint sent the House into _ons ofits, gargantuan roars of laughter in' which' the Spr~aker's ary of "Or der. order," was totally lost. `
A Dalterual feat.
Although as a general ruls. mem- bers must address tho Speaker with, uncovered head, there is one notable
exceptitghirwliich ones placed the 'Grand ' ~lan in a highly luot’ erous light. After the question is
`put;,1a_t$e= _ , speaking to 'a point otordssf- ‘i::t"rsrnain's`satsd and have 'his hat in its proper plaoa. lr. Gladstone wal elwa¥}‘lsh.3e habit ot leaving his ‘ hat' id private room. On- this occasion the House was about to go to division. when hs round it memory' to miss it pqint's'i»~'on|sr. tm is sad no itat. ,Now'.' lr. (fiadsaeh, as all know,
whose visible cranium wastrather of the Lilliputian order. So the House was immensely tickled at the effort. of the G. 0. ll. to balance the 5{
hat. on a head thrcc incl-is larger- dividing his swift mind b tween the maintenance of the point of gravity ang the presentation of tho point nz- oruer. It was a feat of dexterity rlvslll_ng that of any professional oqpllibrllt. including hiniuulf, in oth- _er linss.
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Field lfarshal Sir Evelyn Wood,
says The London Chronicle, still ro- talns the enthusiasm of youth. He boats youngsters at tennis; and in the season is among the best mount- od riders ln the l'io\v. Sir Evelyn has _always loved horses, and one of his grisfs in leaving England for gh; Egyptian campaign of 1883 was the death of his brown pony Puskls on the very dey of his departure. Pus- Ille, Whose years tlicn numbered 34, was a. survivor (pt-rhnps the last of his race) of the Crimcnn xvrir. Wood, when s.midshipmnri, had bought him for £8, and nr-vi-r hurl a hcttcr bar gain; for once ulivn he \'/us curr_ving Lord liuglun`f~| tlvspntchcs to the nm' nl cump he lost. his way. and bu' for the right. lrufl of Puskiu would hzivc found liiiiisvlf wiiliin the Run- simi lirics. Aniitlmr iicconi|>lishriiei.‘ us.\'<\¢'iutf‘d lcss l`i'_4-qua-iitl_v thnn good lior.~:t»nmnsliip with it soldier is Sir Evt-l,vii's. He is thc most facile of letter-writers. liuring om; arriimug ciiinpuign, ivliinli lasted 450 diivs, his total posbling to family rind friends nt homo numbered 450-¢ lottiir 9. day.
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Ur. William F. Montgomery.-the Lament Coal Merchant of Albany. N.,¥..
Was Refused Llfelnsurance on Account of Brlght's Disease, but After Taking Wara¢r’s Sale Cure Was Accepted and Now rlss rits Policy. '
Mr. WILLIAM F, MONTGOMERY, of Albany.
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