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Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 39, 23 September 1867, Page 233

' The" British .Telegbaeh; ;Scheme ? — The Ppßfc /offiefe authorities arp eaid, ..to. ~be." busily engaged, observes the' -Builder, in. maturing tljeir.pdstal telegraph .scheme.lt y?ilL be incorporated, in’a’. Bill /which is to be submitted to Parliamen t after* .the Reform Bills have' left 1 the 'Commons. A compulsory purchase fey the Groyern-: .jpppt pf the plant- and, interest. of.ali -the telegraphic companies Was orisgmally; contemplated,'but 'the Ireaspry and, Boardrof Trade, haye, taken some, ob'-’ jections to,this, course, and tlie. Bjdl will be* character,' giving' the .com.the .option of .§ale. on‘terms to be with the XJdyeynhierit. ( When ..the , u liaß acluired the' telegraph lines th'ev.wiU'become' a department of', t^ie.Pos.t o tfi,ce.'. 'New wires will belaid ’d!own] and. .existing wires, rearranged arid ;rpdhitrijouted ppafal , principles,,?.coni- ; ..bining.despatch with a low" uniform rate of"charge, and ip repay mentby stamps. v lt asjprQppsejd tp begin with a .shilling 'yate !fo’r any. sage of twenty words, without, including the.names,and. addresses..of either.sender * or receiver. The. message wdl be delivered free .by special. ...messengers, within- the 'radius ,of, a - .mile,'.Jsp- tty.at \ a.', consider a ble demand, will be.created for ; the services of lads and ypung men. . Railway, cqmpanie;s, it ( is assumed, w,ill be '•glad' to, sell the juse of their,surplus to the Grpyetnment, ;and to'permit addijtiopa] wires!, to belaid ddvyn albng. their lines" . In London,, each’ ,of th^.ten. postal! districts. is to, haye, its; . own cjjntfal. tdegraiph office, andt-each re-, ceivipg, house in those .districtSjwifl be, a 'subordinate, office..’ pillar ..to.res ,’wiiibe ' frequent' collections "will be established.; . ami as,soon, as. the.message. deposited, m .jthe.pillar box leech es th’e ; lieacj office oLthei district, /will Bd transmitted !1.0 its.destination. £ ' \ ‘ i ;• t Mill's' speech ’) .female householders .jwas so full of, illustration! as. ins .expect,ed—though .th.i! division !yjftag favorable than...they' had !. imped., / ,insist,edidh,, the .doctrine pf ,aad t rppresehtatiori !coHe] .attacked “ obscure Women-ah'ould ..really' be .;<devoted to nothing,put what would make (Hien. happier. He dwelt on the importance raising,>.ouven intellectually,' if we - would no,t have, .them. pull;me!u. down,to , l^Heijc* ii oyyiijltsv.el- .Women might, he kept lgri.draijjb.qf politics, but .they cpuldpot be kept entirely front the most dangerous , part 6f-‘--it^po]itioail ''“personalities. He p i®i»ing .women a yqte would 7 Arid;hepointedput,several ; reallegislative v grieyances / ii l udpr.,which. J .women lie.. B,ut (3ri:.fjid,raot;t,o^i^i7th-p;_que i ßtipn of thejfixist--iirigßrilitic^ j h^paqity, l i>f, jyome.n,i/an<i, on ;jibe..wpoje, tjjg speech w'as.pne, qf tliejleitst ,s£Ui, 3 has yet ma-fle. -! He. got, - supporters,, 196 ypting. against . -was-left ~int a .minority j ,o£ ,I$J ’ f /Cf)pserv.atayeß. s Mr, .Russell •* yHqerpej,, (one ~of( v the. .tellers); .supported - iJfSr- ,we jsupposp] J hat ( yjpmeri ~jW t element in, Mr - S. Mr ,‘Sir ; rj ,Sirjß, .Hdi,dsmid> aU,yo.ted,.in , , thp. minc>rity Tl jStr 5 .^Ailian, Hcldsmid and - 1 -34i1/..vrSp.epjtatpr-;,-, .-1 ‘...V,,'/ ; “ Well, said aplergyman lotO}, hiri; parishioner,, ,fj Sundaymust jbe ja r : l ,Jpu;,W;dßk'Abard,,Bix <.7days,tttud ; the Be;vepthjpu o4ugch.’ s v.s • f ‘ Xes/.l said]Mij dapkspn j c ff I wprk hard .all, '/;lheiw.eek, s U cock? leg%7 arid;.thinks of ;nothing.” j