The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-21 00:00:00

THE FENIAN TRIAL IN DUBLIN.

The acquittal of Robert Kelly, charged with the
murder of thiad-Constable T.lista, in Dublin, Is an event
calculated to shock and startle the moral sense of the
miassanity. Seldom is proof of guilt so conclusive as
that which was adduoed against hiss, and rarely, indeed,
Is the Crown able to bring forward no overwhelming •
body of evidence in support of an indictment for the
most behtous offtace in the miff inal calendar. The die.
°harp of the pistol and the afoot of that discharge
were witnessed by persons who at once gave chase, and
same up with the 'soaping homicide at no great distanoe.
riading himself premed, he fiercely turned to bay, and
billeted a dangerous wound upon one of his pursuers.
While the man he has sent to his long amount lay upon
his death bed the prisoner was taken into his presence,
and identified by Talbot without doubt or hesitation.
It was shown, too, that on more than one occasion he
bad threatened to have his revenge upon the dm:ased
offieer, who was obnoxious, not through any person ti
grwvance, but simply beams be had been votive in
bringing to jostioe sundry participetors in the Fenton
sonspirmy. Yet, either through muip•thay or fear,
the jury eagerly caught at lir. Butt's suggestion that
Tailmt died from unskilful treatment by toe surgeon,,,
and returned a veriliot of acquittal. It Is obvious
that no Irish jury cannot be relied on to bring Yoni,i,
asesimins to justie. and it will become • question whether
Iwo or three judges mu it not be roulusisioued to sit
alone for mob came,

COLONLL HOOO IN I)IIFF.NCS OF TUE
lIONAKetiY.

At the fourth anni—ve-reszy- dinner of the London and
Westminster Working Menu Constitutional Association,
on Friday, Colonel J. M. Hogg, 11. P., for Truro,
000npied the chair, and was supported by the Earl of
Dartmouth, Lord Colchester, Lord John Manners,
M.P., Lord Cleo 1111,13ilfr011. Mr. It. H. Yowler,
M.P., Mr. Mr. Cecil itaikes, M.P., Me. W. H. Smith,
M.P., Mv (leo. Cabin., M.P., it.. In proposing •• The
health of the Queen, the Prism mid Proiems of Wale;
and the rest of the Royal Family," Colonel Hogg
Jailed special attentiou to the recent speech of Sir C.
Dilke, whom, amid loud cheers, he described a• owing
whatever honour It. had, or was likely to bare, to the
&roar of the Crown, cud who he asserted had de
with the Monarchy in the spirit of a casual at • knots.
t.e. HAIL Poor fellow 1 he continued, he thinks, by
pandering to the lowest passions of the multitude, by
bolding up to their jeers the social arrangements of bur
Majesty to gain fame; end fame he will gain, for bit
name will be handed down ass byeword—folisier.)—by
men of all polities and of every shade of politica in this
eoantry—frenewed cheers). It is nimeseary to tell these
men that the gimes reigns not only over the hills and
valleys of our country, or over the pension, but in the
Limits of • loyal people;, and that this loyal people,
besides their loyal hearts, have strong arms, and will
be prepared, be the cost what it may, to support the
ilsonstitation of their country and the monarchy under
whiah they live; and will endeavour to baud down
the institutions which they have iuberited from (lieu
anoeston to their children 'a ohddreu—a Goverunieut
which la neither • despotism, nor what is stall wurae,
the kind and tender uiersies of repoulioan apt.aturs
(sham). The toast WY received with three hearty
sheen and •• one sheer more."

Two sons of English lords me at present studying for
the ministry of the Free Kirk of Scotland.
We (Figaro) ma state, on good authority, that the
Priaosse.llarehloness of Lorne conveyed to her Royal
mother an intinietlon of • forthoonung very interesting
meat lathe following highly original and Willy manner:
—"Ay dear Mamma. the Campbells are mining " We
Inlet that the plural noun dam not foreshadow twine.
FLOLU2II I—Ver the Tirra and bilLATkl. —A tow
drops of the Pragrassr Plorilim on • wet tooth bru•ii
predawn • delightiful foam, which cleanses the Twin
tress all impurities, strengthens and hardens the Ittims,
prevents tartar, and arrests the progress of decay. Al
gives to the Teeth • peculiar mad beautdul whiteness, '
amd Imparts • deUghtfal fragranoe to the breath. It
removes all melanoma odour arriamg from dialled
teeth, • disordemd stomach., or tobacco smoke. The
Preprmst I,IOIIIIM Is purely vegmeide, and equally
&MOM to old and poen& It le the grommit Toilet
discovery of tho age. sold at 24 GI by MI Chemists
sag pgifemera, Prepared only by kJ. li. GALLUP, DJ
Onford Stmt, Lemke. TM weird " Fluidise " is a
r Tails Mark."