The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29 00:00:00

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THE RIOTS AT TIPPIMART.—WiIIiarn Morphy, who
was wounded in the riot. during the visit of Prince
Arthur to Londonderry, died on Monday morning, in
the Infirmary.
Tog Ul.t.r Protestant Defence Association have held
meeting, and passed a resolution recording their
determination, notwithst•nding the vote in the House
of Lords, to "oontinue their uncompromising opposition
to the Church Bill."

Two men have been arrested at Mullingar on an•
picion.of being concerned in • savage attack on • MILLI
Rusell, who was beaten with bludgeons because he
gave information to the notice respecting en attempted
assaudmition in October last.

AXOTRZI 001.84011.—The premises of • repeatable
farmer named John C'Neall, near Clantnere. five milts
from Cork, were maliciously set on fire on Wednesday
night. One house was burned to the ground, and •
quanrity of valuable farming implements and other
pror rty destroyed.
THI 41:111IDIR or CAPTAIN TARLtTON.—The Athlone
oorreepondent of the Dady Y.rpress •tatee that iii. an
undeniable fact that William Borne, the herd at
Crexgas, one of the men ted for the murder of
Tarletoo, hac received a consid, rabid mom of money
from • resident landlord to quit this country. Burns,
with his family, aoeompanied by his nephew David,
another of the party arrested, left here on Tue.day
morning on route for America.
A VSAY GRAND JUST.—A euriogs scene occurred at
the Trak* quarter sesOons on Tuesday. While the
grand Ivry were con.idering the bills of indictment the
obairman, having disposed of the business in hand, sent
to tequest that they would bring into court any bills
that might h&V. been found, in order time the trial,
might be proceeded forth witn. The grand jury peremp.
tonly refused to send down any bills until they heel
considered the whole. The learned chairuan then sent
for the grand jurors themselves, and soundly rated them
for their disrespect to the court.

Annul' or •, Frio ar.—A mon named ITu.:hm, lately
• porter in one of the largeot mercantile honses,in "'ebbe,
was arrested on Monday night, for having while drunk,
avowed himself a ',talon, and threatened to blow op
the hocse of his landlord (a policeman). When he was
seaechet at the station-house. a solleeting card for a
memoriel to • mon named Farrel, who was shot at
Tallagbt, and a Fenian oath of • novel character was
found upon him. The cord, as a otimulont to liberality,
bore shot purported to be, the last words of the Mein
hero, who was stated to have fallen while exclaiming to
his companion', "On men I On to the front!' The
oath eras intended for the members of a Fenian Sister-
hood, and pledged the recipient, in any part of the
world and even on the fle'd of battle, to perform all
feminine offices for the soldiers of liberty ; to wa.h.
mend, make, and cook for them, and to dress thtir
wounds if necessary. After the u.aal wiahes for the
prosperity of Ireland and the success of the cause, and
the peculiarly feminine aspiration for a walk in the
green Sado with the Fenian boys, an I "time to to k,"
the precious document concluded with the ex oresoion of
o hope that the devil might pursue "Nagle who
betrayed them, and Jowl* Kii,gh who hanged them,
and that the hearthstone of hell might be their tomb-
stone." It was signed "biennia Egon.'