The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31 00:00:00

doe. sort instlit; that -ekledipmes which is so necessary The Amok— ety, is yryli to • (emetics fywo
ia co• der to I, Jes tli. value 01 titer. mu. F jo,„, deuiedohni t„ilowee in e„,os towards tb0b.....d.
dhat we of thee r end wore reeeet and said eves if be lisd thought af lite light Get
appointed a• n tie am orrtain that they wI be roold sot bins Me it, bemuse tb• Sol 'eased to kes
raider their assietabos and goal Whim. for the goatee' oot,froes the Maid*.
sante end, sad *a tbe Dasetshi, e acttlioner • who w. p yooog Ime agyuljpg tWO "Mr ill °Amor,
Wine befo,e blotwill do the same.Tbe miens be ,tlon4sos akw mum" to fon, On Om Friday atenio....
me to learn ii ffk doemath.s. I and a hide be mated Abbot drew Ide mummies to the
' barrel. He lobtfeil aerated saw • vorY gendemenie
locking man, dresseshe • lisebiesmbet brown °mt, with
black velvet miler sad • Meek bat. st•nding on the,
edge of the pavement 'termite. end • while meeknitash
appeared to be laid arm the bared- The witness saw
Bird talkie' to the poissenae. Saw **Policeman walk
Ludy over toweled/ lie NIL llemerbil• the man
Area a light wide& west out, sof •bo wee throws to
Ws frost the mega seer bs ash !timid is black.
Tbe was rfryel
os E side eh the lima Tbo
coatlessenelight. buisr.in the itartw.h•Lit Led
run oee way wad 1165 poßss hir te ho
ozpaoaad aa *splodge. The paiseena Me at han
tarty yards ant the dm of tita_l2l4olloll, It was &
yellow fares. Malmo latt bia ._°__itilsred that
it bed to be ampaitil "n wire 614 elder
were also blond.
fa arosaessaangijaa wiAnass mid should know
these tea men if T saw them **Pm I have been
taboo to No BOne Ma in OWL but they Sr. not

EA PT —BURTON.
Smoot. Taut -On YridaY, December 20th, hh•
children of the share named school, guest& of 60 in
number. were beentifellr nada with tea Td duns
Om, through the liberality of R. Whits. 104 • sod
%se White. After whist' Sias White kindly elms •
beautiful Christian* tree, whisk afforded great plesaere
to the &Aldine and an present. Miss White also
dhrtnhe led articles of °loth's( to ..eh child, with =nay
other useful promote. This wheel is hiersiteing rapidly
under the present Matron, Miss Trent.

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Born°Limn ow fer. Tootles's DAY. —ltr, T. Laing,
gen., gave. through Mr. Pitt. relieving *Meer, • Mb.
loaf and fib. of tea to one of fifty old women
In the pariah, and two pounds of meet earth were Riven
and collected by Mr. Pitt from a few gentleman In the
anuiret and moor the tradesmen in the town ; nuts-
hell pint of wine snob was also given by Mr. F. Ml*
wine merchant

there.
Tbe Forearm: Dam
the .i that o
pr to mir G
BRIDPORT. panorama was there wbentglf e t
At" oft Ind 7
WOO'S' : Yee; whets snood wash wee lighted.
Wt are. Informed that the reason why sll lotkee I „me Formai : Did bp
eeea abe light applied to tb.
in time anoint to Doraborter again by mail met `"
parer ?
(i:tel mentiorsed fn laft week's impreadon), la bet•tel
aper Wit...: Yes: h, paw Ow iissilleman light the bias
it is uncertain if the letters Ilk London sent by railway
upon the edge of it.
will reach Londoe the neat day. The htters soot by p The ofas. : /bon be emu ban proveated it?
en,l ere taken to Dorchester and mot on by South- Wines': Yes if Ise Lad bed Darya enough. He wee
Western line, sod it has happeued several times lately,
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that the Great Western train ha. not reached DOH , '"4_111!_1_"1.,..°7_27:n
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theater until after the last South• Western train that , :ro;w7e;
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cial".."'"weec7•oo••7ll;el:wci."'""ceth. I
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night has alerted, eiseavquently the letters were delayed
_nut
_it th_eni,t_w_bew._tlie_mrso.__lt_igh_tard.eethe
afnewe_e_.. Ti....efe_ wer.m.
until the neat day. Of course all lettere for Dorchester
and Weymouth and the immediate neighbourhood, will r.;:i., 77(7anwia 1:::::erip; fr.7611.671;n76
j istih.etern.ithity....to wisiatee.adm toithist.ih,
wer.
.......n.d.
Th.
go all right by tbe railway, but we think it neosesan
motion oar realm that any letter for London which ii:
' rewired to mash lithe neat morning must go by the
serlain to r former said th ' tom wes mut Men when he saw
nail out% t 8 be oma Dorchester in time.
BeneUelf Psi* 81entome, Teeeday.—Retore the tbi;iirt._lyigthaiihn.tal iotbofoewi__rt;lt:pptiotr„,,,,h,:k...o..L.._,.., ..,,,,..i.,..:__,,,,0,"7:1l Prtiar.:-
T havinglll:ill Pr"iteLimi'hWisleq.posseseionlrbe4ll".—Ckwilea. Good,
qlueas'lirtiFy."got
dffji
___,.,_._,.......„..._"0.,„ imc,,,,. bat di Young
or";
wale. unlit for human food.—Ur. Day for defendant. 7..'fl`fr„.r: '''''
—Mc. Patton, Invesier of Wai.ararea, proved the ow.. ""'": of this. HIS riampasoa la p oar, admeedii.
au
—need Is. and 10e. M. mas.—John Meriden ' e` '
Lonskie4 far eseerrinit ciefertmeat against Rama Strong. ,rbe inv..,
was ha.
sAjoamidaill
neat „hr.
Deitint was ordered login up posensiou in 21 dna
—Beejsmin Rowe, charged sighting entrusted by Mir. I lICIDMT6
Jobs Roper with leather to work up into twelve pairs Hpanal precaution tian been adopted few lb.
ci4itom, and only using half the material., and 11100111* 01 'AO LOlVron"t Ale" it Imam.
ling to return the se a der, and Umrehr em- The Prime of Wales hes soutributed ISO, and the
'ne toe mm. wascool:ma %suede, week to Duke of Garebridge £2O, to the rebel fund for ha
maks the Woke, ea the ease trair adjourned for three sufferers by the Clerkeswellemplodon.
weeks, defendant bong ordered to pay tit meta. There are sow upwards el 30,600 medial eoastablas
-- lathe sartrowha
By lIONDaBtf EY. Early on Tuesday morale& • dostrY at the Royal
et Wool Web, observed • ample of men era wI -
leniturower.—On Sundry ant the Rev. H. H. Walk lag is lb. aeckwees c.d. the wawa
eci
which the
ritker of 11.1"I' wpiel=h thrs. thaw °n mission inbuilt. He insZediately gave an alarm, and
of tbe soallitf for 'air tbe Gospel in foreign
—at the plash chunk the whole gaited, emeletiog of ten men, at owe Der-
Broedoek, II .

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In lb* Illoiobi.
at Si. Paul's, Broador . the eflefeeos, end at fit.
Pelee. EYPIL is the eillolthf•
CHOSCIT DECORATIONS vol TFIR ClllllallialtllPihrlVlAL.
—The decorations of the parish church were of con-
siderable meriL The introduction of wild ferns over
the raredoshad a pleasing effect • while the mixture of
the daik Wly with the light, tied with what is called
by the gardeners the hedgehog holly proved a greet
renal isedit'sonsiderable mistreat to the whole. Tbe
irehiteotaril points of the old glen* are not very
striking, hut we before mer the church looking
'so well,
or Loot and wide Sheri were two illuminated
molls ; the reredos" Glory to God in the highest,"
and alosi e western gallery 'Wooderful. Counsellor,
the liflihts*Ged, the Everlasting Paths-, the Prince of
Pesos." 'lle cherish at Broadish Vas ornamented in
• manner suitable to the plods character of the building.
"A bleadirif 'of evergreens fun those/ the sides of the
church. a wreath of hedgehog holly round the pulpit;
on
illeergroso atom at the east acid with an illuminated
•• 'moll underneath, "Glory to God in the highest,"
m,
while sootier with a different
0.. k le peas placed over the
swesedur, "Unto us • die is d unto us soot is
'Oven." Wit must net f to add that the
p:ed,
mlopes of thirwindows ism with wild ferns.
Tim beautifillehoroh of 111. • Eye.. was as .seal,
'very. hardsodliely decorated.l tE chancel Os dope
of the east isfedow was embeddedile some, epos which
was formed Oka word" HeasneatisY' In rod and yellow
immortelles.• gad rising .tilersikr lase a lugs moss
composed of mum sad aluters 'yellow immortelles.
On the wall. In the dimes' deds•the Greek letters.
MIAs mad 016ga, with other dimetalions ; a star of
yew with a wreath in the osstro of entirely yellow
letups of holly, on the South sadist being very pretty.
The slopes of the winders, were also covered with mom,
with designs of deer de lie, Constatelies enema, and in•
ferlacing triangles on them, in coloured immortalise,
and were also ornamented with illuminated scrolls.
Round the pulpit was a wreathing of juniper and pyres
, acanthus berries, and round the pillars in the nave were
I also wreaths of yew, holly, and ivy, with red berries
interspersed ; while on each side of the wells, the nave
were Maltese, Constantine, Patriarchal, and di. Andrew's
mosses, formed in evergreens, the elope-of the windows
(the suns ea in the chaocel) bang embedded in moss
with designs on them in coloured immiortelke ; that on
the wet wind° being three pectoral stage crossed in
immortelles and red crosses on each sits of it formed of
iseries. Underneath that window ran • beautifully
i luminsted scroll "Gory to God in the higheet, and
on earth pram, good will towards men," don* in
coloured and gold letters on white ground. The top of
font was oiverede with game edged Vitt' read, lid
,asorted olst dialects wales tomorcellee, arising es frees
whilst warm MI6 of bite mom with clusters of white
immortalise, and 111111100/ the fern. in front of the foga
was • pretty bus& of early primroses. On the wails
on each side of the window Mere mtulasing triauglss
in-forin, and late-lacing Urdu, deo, in evermarna.
Tim whole of the decorations, art usual at these *bandies,
were most carefully and beautifully finished, and meat
have required • great deal of skill and time to execute
them.

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rosmid-16Viseggiaa,-. were this seat for, bet
ao ear Ta dissowered ; leaving it • wafter of doubt
whether She seniry was mistaken, or whether the sup.
'posed Feniaa got oil in the darkness.
At Worried.° gas works the watch dog was poisoned,.
mod the plug dtbdrawn from the gas punter Het
Dot the escape hese detested in time • diasstrons ex-
plosicia wadi horn otienrred. Fourteen Irishmen em-
plorid at the udiks, and the foreman of stoker, haa
6en diseharged.., Oa Tbursday • company olr the
72nd High= arrived at Warringtom. A respectable
manand hare swan to seeing 50 men drilled
in the odskirtt of. the tows jail before the
attempt . to bigot up 1110 werworks. A ripply of r,,,
coleus has arrived. The jltoOlo7tat M the ges works
have been ell irwprn is el special geostaldes, sod the
guard over the works is eoutieued. A reward of ISO
has been Wend tor Use Mooney of the were who
removed the plug from She punier. [lt Loos, &Belga
Ibis is all a boas.)
Sergeant IrGaire, of Use 72a4 Highlanders, stationed
it Manchester, 1.1 bed urged& for complicity with.
Feninns.
The ispprebeosions that oe Christmas-day Fenianism•
would manifest itself in open commotion wen happily
not realised.
A correspondent writes to the Standard : - It is re-
ported in that Isis of Wight that an attempt. proxi.
gotta to seism the person of her Majesty and 1ep0:14 her
in sows anknown losalley, lob. detained e.. hostage in
the reeks intend. Aosordingly, • detachment of the
Guards, "Wong. has bun located in and about
Osborne, eupdemeoted by mother detachmeot cons-
Posed of picked men from the regiments quartered in
Parkburet barred°
The polies at Sunderland on Monday meting made •
seizure of a large questity of gunpowder. in weight
about 30 stoma, in the possession of an Irish beer-shop
teepee, named Speen, being lii Cumberisied.sereet. Tbe
powder wu stored in three lap, and depoaited in
toad-shed. Spears declared that he kept it for bleating
purposes, be haring a sontrast foe blesOng reek; but
the polies evideetly did not outsider this a proper es.
planation, for they took the powder to the sea its the
evening, and cost it into deep water.
Soon after midnight on Wednesday the watchers at
the Leamington guworks believe they saw men near the
well surrounding the works, and upon being observed
they ran away.
A great number of warnings bars reached the
authoritiee of various towns, bat most of them are
ev,dently boom. Though this is no doebt often sue-
peeled, it is not deemed prudent to sot non tile
sesponwst, end p reit deal of ripsaws and troublt et
sommin..A.
Two men employed at the sallway-earriege works,.
Wolverhampton, Banks,_, have been arrested. Seditious
meetings have been held it their houses, and they were
seen experimenting with "Greek lire" under the railway
viaduct, in the presentee or• large number of con-
spirators.
An Englishman named Usk, • labourer at Kubota
dockyard, was discharged on lifamday for Fenianum.
On Saturday he was employed with dug we labourers
,In paying engine machinery on beard the Lowing, 3,

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THE DOIN3B OF THE FENIAN&
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I Ti. CLIBRILIIIWCIA. COXSPIRACT.
f The four Penis. prisoners, William Desmond,
English, O'Keefe, sad Mulimy, were brought up on
remand at Bow-street, charged with having °ensnared
with others already in custody to blow up the House
of Detention at Clarkin..ll. Vaughan, the Wormer,
again gave 'videos', and ia eross-exeminsition he
I admitted that he was a deassber from the 58th Reg'-
, mint, and that he moo now lisPeosted brill:. 09m-
i miesiooers of polies. O'Keeis and Ma y were
I remanded, but Deserted and English were charged
with wilful murder, and were subsequently brought
' up in conjunction with Timothy Desmond, Allen, and
Anne Justices on ththltharge. 'Pie informer Vaughan
I Niala Ore evident:wind was *objected to • severe
. cross-examination w the slier of showing that he
, bad been an Inmateen lunataarylum. He admitted
, that he was aware of the expkidon nest was to take ,
1 place at Clerkenwell, hot he did not take ally OOP. to
, prevent it. He subsequently igiv• P e names of the
, Perth s implicated in the plot %muse he fall disgusted
at what had been done. The prisoners were again
. remanded.
Another death is reported ia connection with the
, diabolical outrage in clerkenweß. Humphrey Evens,
who. with his wife owl daughter, was as severely in-
jured by the explosion, expired at the Royal Free
Hospital on Tuesday night. The wife of the deesased
died 44 week, and his daughter is still suffering from
the injuries she received.
On Thursday afternoon • deputation front the com-
mittee appointed to relieve the sufferers by the remelt
Fenian-out:age at the Glerkthwell Rouse of Detention
waited upon the Chthesllor of Mt+ Exchequer for the
purpose of ascertaiaing the views of the Government es
regards indemnilleation. The Bev. B. Maguire, in the
absence of Kr. Torreos, 11. P., Introduesed the deputa-
tion. He said that the committee represented a boos-
, volent fond which at first did not contemplate any
, more than the supply of the ordinery necessities of the
, sufferers, the earths.e of tools, and the general repara-
tion of shattered tensniente. All this the committee
, I had been doing, and 461 , we to do until their
tub was colonist*. At tell these things there
, was the moth r and ' ren question of the
, buildings, some of were
bEns, and many more
In • shattered eo himself personally
.4gt
taken sorrount of t umbeFrliff uses thus affected—
ls3,.
in all 300, and 'fling ormale 000 families. The
solicitor acting for Muer, had stated to the coos-
mitt.. that already of the hiloseholders bad claimed
to
, 1 for damages under h. Lathe elabai of 50 more
ranged from 1.30 to 000 te rip. Re felt that
, oupyrioVate,cal on the s*te, of _ property
woo inerqien ke see pf OM to E 15,000 to
spis
re and metenelt. This wall ns oriel woe. It was
• woe abich had (ellen on Hie particular locality of
Akio. they now came
to the jeglivt.4lilW2r 4,11414tte lb proportion
expressed the
to the exigencies of their lee eases. The
. 1 Chancellor of the Exthequer, in reply,
, sympathy of the GovernbFot with the sufferers, and
I , suggested an appeal to country for sabseriptions.
If that failed, then t Government would be in •
, position to deal with the matter, but such 'Alen
, oo their part did not appear to iint to be at pressai
, neesetary.

STIAIGI EVIDINCI TOOO/1110 mCLERIZNIML
Ou
The adjourned inquest was held leek Friday by Dr.
Lankester. Button repeated his evidence. He
saw notbie4 Aout the barrel to arouse his suspicioe.
Thought it was a barrel of beer for one of dm houses
opposite. Henry Bird, dairyman, told how he sow the
seek placed sgeinst the wall, and a light struck, when
he told P.C. Moriarty he suspected eciniething was
wrong, when lb constable walked lazily toward H. He
fanaM, he could not swear, oos of the primeness was
the man who dred the barrel. (It leas understood that
he indicated the brother of the Desmond first appre-
hended).
P.C. Moriarty, anew witness, said: About 2)minutes
to four, Bird, the milkman, met me and said to me
"Poliannso, there is something placed against the wall
of the Howse of Detention, and boys playing in frontal
It." I did not stop to hear any more, but went toward,
It immediately. On approaching it Ime four boys and
• female standing in front of what was against the wall.
I plated by the woman, and thee saw It was a barrel
covered with a new each, like a new meal-sack; I irrn,
within three feet of it. It was on its sides with one end
elate against the wall of the Hones of Detention. The
end towards the houses opposite was on Sr.. That end
wag covered with the sack so that I could not ex.rtly
see what kind of C Het it was, It was galhing Ono.
however, as large as my hand, and of • blue colour. It
was sot like a Nal.
The Coroner: Then it was like a stream.
te.Wfi.tnteaso.:dlltb.uwasteheetit;g64olit. took Place, ani backwardsa
knocked backwards iusenailla What I venom... 4 lay I
senses I hurried away to get a dre inioape. When
was taken to the surgeon's, I f... 1 lb. tail of my
greet coat hod been blown away. The notiletor of my
hel.set 1.4 lidown off, and was afterwards found ja
us..rdof ROW* of Deten. Ido not know what
of the stoma% stit,l#Wl,ll.
Impostor Potter: One tflieea. • little boy named
Abbot, lelatb,hotpMel 111600101 Well ellosib o rite
evs4••••

donhle acne; gun vessel. In the armee ef OOSTOISS.
tioo with his fellow eeployes be expressed strong
Fenian sentiments, and on being remonstrated with
declared that it woad have afforded kiio great plemere
to have beea one of the somber espied in the Clerk....
well outrage, and would join my party to blow op aCli
the churches in England. This led to great indiges-
tion among the other labourers, and as be refused to
retract such expressions, they declined to work with.
hie. The cireomstanees were reported to the admiral
superinteadent, Hear Admiral the Hon. Jame*
Drummond, CAI., who ordered his instant dismissal
from the dockyard.
Oe Tuesday afternoon information of such • nature-
reached the authorities at Hamplou Court Palace that
a number of men were at once eurmed to petrol the•
more and gardens all sight. The gardeners and others
employed on the premises made up part of the fore.
of watcher., who paraded the grounds and the pumpse.
In such a way that two persons met at very short
intervals. Another party relieved the night watchmen,
on Christmas morning, and throatiest the day about
twenty nice, besides the police end warders, bad sharge.
of the palm" audits surrounding.. It is expected that.
the military guard will be augmented.
Au engineer of one of the steam pocket companies
has been apprehooded at Southampton for endeavosr-
ing to persuade two of the GOtb Rides, stationed at
theagoverormnt powder magasines, at Harchwood, on
Southampton Water, to take the Fenian oath. The•
prisoner met the soldiers at the Wheat Shea/ Inn, at
Southampton, on Thursday. The latter reported the
matter to their cortiorst, who was in Southampton at
the time, end the primmer was apprehended the sane
night. The mayor wag sent for, and his lordship
immediately reported the ciroursidancies to the Secretary
of State. The prisoner was emmined before the magis-
trates on Friday, and wardremanded. The polimstenon
is strongly guarded.
I hrelerritei FENIAN OTITI•GI Ell DOBLII.-Bhosil7
, after four o'sloeli on Thursday evening a light wag
ohserved proceeding from the letterbox of' posl.
oflice in Church-lam Dublin. On the box being
opened it waa found that Me light toms from • number
of small packages about the sine of pen boon, which
were addressed severally to potletrian coonseted with
the Viemegal Mare to Colonel Lake somoissioner of
Polies • to superintesdent Ryan, of the detortives, he.
Two pi:diorama were called in, and when sonekside
Flillas was baadling the package' One of thew exploded
burning lan Severely. NO doe to the author of the
outrage bas yet been disoovered.
ATTACK On • 31•IT•LLo Towle BT Fairlaird Om
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Thursday evening a Martell° Tower near Queenstown
was attacked by armed Fenian', who are supposed to
have landed from boats. The tower was in the charge
of two men belonging to the Artillery. The attacking
party fired shots. Thee-amber of persons engaged in it,
t. unknown, but those who refire 11 the battery appeared
to be Irish Americans. They were synod with twelve
clamber revolve. They re.ried •fr the ewes* arid
' cashino of the artillery guard, some grenades, and
about NO pounds' welght of oedema" eartridgen A
military guard is in, poseasion of the too*. No arrests
have yet been mete.
On Hundey votries were posted on the East Pier,
Kingdown. 1..-Conequenee it is mid of placards hewing
lime found in the neighbourhood threatening as Meek
ors the P 4.1 George.
On Feiday some small tin hoses containing • etoeltb°6°
eon,. Mod were thrown into the Ormond Portefflest
Only a few letters were burned.
Summonses have hien honed agape Hr. Sullivan, or
the Nation, and other ponces who toot part in tit°
; retest Dublin promedes.
I AL circular has tees seat by the Homo Offies to the
mayors of M a Most 50 provinin
• lava., requesting that
special countable. may be swarm for th• preservation
property, and the se of my riotous pro-
of
"Her says the
circular. "have raasi,ad information whisk seeders it
in taw, jadgmaat ddiirstJe that the heal authorities
should be prepared toniet say disturbances that may
larias duns, tor sister."
Great precautions are taken at Devonport to prevent
lb, thraata °several in anonymous letters of the
destmetice of th. naval arsenal, ha., bring sainted
,na, Fob.. are armed, and double sentinels are posted
at scary relievable point. On Christmas sight a men
ID see.sn.a attire was seen sealing the wall of Esylons
bow', from hid& H. was ehallenged by one of
;the anitisels, sad not giving a reply was fired at twee,
but awased. A sheet time after this the Name figure
Iwo wen returning to the yard by the sone_y,4lo,ll6
when he was again challenged and fired at. Title time
the hall entered his" seat of honour," and tto "imposed
Fenian was reads prisoner. On eliminates he tamed
out to be a seam in of am of her Majesty's ship" lying
In the basin, sad the foolish fellow had volunteered to
get • supply of spirits for self end pale to make merry
es the seemien of Chrestem ler grid* be we spite
willing to risk emu his life. Assess os ideseillei It.
: was pissed ceder arrest es • ehargeefdlmmtles his post
when Is the presume of a supposed estesm

PIIIITID sad Pubbstod for tbo Proprbotaror. at their
Moe. Obarob.treor, Dorsheater. by FambllONA 0114
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