The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-07 00:00:00

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The O&M states that Mr. Gladstom on Friday
signed a warrant corsferring the Stewardship of the
Chiltern Hundreds on Mr. A. al. Sullivan.
TM Duke of Bduthurgia arrived in the yacht Lively
off Belfast Loagh on Friday mantis& am emitted the
trail:ties ship Gibratiir. Alter Insosoting the buys
at rut drill, his Koval Highness raj •In.d the Lively.
which hi the amuse of the afternom proceeded for
Kimstown. Dimppointreent was felt at the dithe not
landing.
Mr. Matthew Harris ma released on Friday morn-
ing from Getway gaol unconditionally after ten months'
imprisonment. biz. turris wadi cm of the traverhers
La Um dtete prosecutions.
The students of Queen'. College, Belfast, on Friday,
marched La fattiest processioa through the streets of
Bethel fur the purpose of carrying out %Mooch burial
of It. how default kioyal University of Ireland. At a
deoloil•LratiOn in the melting the students expressed
their Indignation at the late at the Univeratty. An
'din of Lord Cairn. was displayed, and after • moon
trial his lordship was sentemed to be harmed, the
emoutioti being duly effected.
La the Queen's Bench illvaloc, on Thursday, before
Lb. Lord (AIM Jambe, Kr. Justice Fithgemld, and
Mr. Justice Barry, an application was renewed to
admit to bail two men, named Kelly and Norris,
desaribed as a railway porter and • small farmer, who
are In Moryborough Gaol on • charge of posting " boy-
ootting " notions in the neighbourhood of Abbeyleix.
—The Lord thief Justice read what the notice said :
" Take notice—The 000 duct of those persons who are
timely and treacherously betraying the muse is cia-
deainsd by all persons who have at heart the welfare of
their country. Shan thou traitors, Vest them as
RiCalison the Croydon. and Talbots." How were
they greeted f— Mr. Sherlock (forth. prison's.): Your
lordship h.s no judicial kuowledge of the matter.
The Lord Chief Justice: No judicial knowledge I
There Is not • particle of doubt that we hare know.
ledge of this, that Tititiot was shot dowa in the streets
of Dublin. What Weenie of the other man Ido not
know. This notim is an incentive to murder, and
nothing else. Here are a amobsr of persons, some 30
of them, described by name, and the public at large
In the poked' state of feeling in this unfortunate
country are incited to murder those men. It amounts
to that awl 'wilting else. Tee prisoners are taken in
the sot of meting the notice. I must my that I can.
not imagine • mars abominable and atrocities crime
than the.. men are found to hare ommitted. Now, we
ars asked to admit thee* mento bail. It is • molter
La the disorstioa of the Court; and the Court, la the
exercise of that discretion, refuses the motical...

On Sunday -orning-Wo-Fartne—rs,--n;s;id-Tieffetruen
and Hogan, were found on the roadside at Kilfeade,
DMZ Tipperary, the former dead, having three slight
wounds on the heed. Hogan wee insensible, with
several scratcbsi on the lace and bands. Both men
were in Ti, pgary on 1 hursday.
A bailiff in the employment of Mrs. Kavanagh, of
Dublin, has been miming some days. When lest
sees he went to collect rents in the Coombe, a low
pert of the city, sod then, me rumours that be met
With fool play at the hands of a mob. Tins police are
making inquiries into the matter.
The Queen recently aimed • letter to be written to
Lord Aberdare. as president of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, asking whether it
would not be possible for the society to take steps for
the prevention of the practice of mutilating cattle in
Ireland, and expressing the earnest desire of her
Majesty to put • stop to such cruelties.
(By Telrgrepe.)
At the London Bankruptcy Court to-day (Monday),
w made to commit Mr. Vainogitue.
application
cootempt in not attending to pass his
politic examination. Counsel stated the lion. member
was negotiating: to annul bankruptcy. The %pH.
cation was adjouraed.