The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21 00:00:00

FIJIAN IMOCLA.II ATION POITZD AT THE MANSION

SOUSA
On Saturday afternoon, between two and three
o'clock, a Fenian placard or proclamation was posted
in front of Use civic residence of the Lord Mayor of
London, and within • few paces of several of the city
police, who are invariably on duty in front of the
3ianaion House. It was not until the crowds which
aesserubled to read this extraordinary effusion bad caused
a stoppage, by blccking up the pavement, that the
attention of the police was called to it. The document
consisted of • slip of paper, on the upper portion of
which was a very fairly-executed pen.and-ink sketch
of the Irish harp. surrounded by shamrocks. Over
this were the figures 1868, and on either side "1.11,"
in capitals, and underneath, partly in ovlinary writing
and partly in capital lettere very well written, the
following
The Irishmen of America are united!
In•hmen of England follow their example !
note, forw.rd )e fearlces sons of Ireland !
Stan I for the Old Country I
Oh that to England nal:ed Ireland should be,
Preserts her green flag of liberty.

Immediately underneath this &second separate slip of
paper hat been pasted. with the words also written, but
1a capital letters, nearly an inch high,
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God rye the Queen!
£1111614T8.

George Francis Train, ODA of the great leaders of the
Fenian. to America, and who hope., by the means of the
Irish vote, to be elected to the Presidency, hiu been
arrested at Queenstown on some charge connected with
the ieDia4l conspiracy.
Dr. Waters, of the /ridicule newspaper. has Woo
been arrested, and lodged in Kilmainham gaoL

Tes Queen and the Royal Family will return to
Windeor Castle from Osborne on the 17th of February.
REPRDENTATION OF 13111INToL.- It is again stated
that Sir Morton Pet., M.P., has determined to swept
the iThiltern Hundreds.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENIS.
Tuesday, 21.—Wincanton County Court.
Sall at the Bull Hotel, Endport.
Wednesday 'A
—Salisbury County Court.
Thursday, 23.—Andorer County Court.
Auction of Dairy Utensils. Pip, Cheese and
other Effects, at Stafford Daury House, near
Dorchester, Frederick Foot.

BIRTH.
January 13, at High-street. Shaftesbury, the .if. of
Mr. W. 11. Moyle, of the Grosvenor Anna Hotel, of a
son. . .

BISBOP SIILWIN did homage to the Queen on Wed.
0! Play, on his appointment to the see of Lichfield.
The Bishop was introduced to her Majesty's presenter by
Si, Stafford Northcote.
THE Rev. W. R. Mocrorie, incumbent of St. James's
church, :Accrington, has consented to go out to Natal ! ----
MARRIAGES.
as bishop of those churchmen who refuse to submit to ' January 9, at the parish church, Burton Bradstock,
the authority of Dr. I 'oleos°. by the Rev. W. C. Templer, It. Cox Follett, Esq. of
Tux Princess of Wales has sent £25 to the fond on Bighton Manor House, Aylesbury, Hampshire, to Alice,
behalf of the sufferers from the recent gales on the youogeat ilaughter of Elwaid Brown, Esq., Burton
eastern co4.t, with whom her Royal Highness desi-e. to 13mistoek.
empress "her sincere sympathy." January 9. at the parish church, Ilildenhall. by the
WILTSHIRE LABOURERS EVIGRATINCL—Mr. T. L , Rev. Mr. Lovelock, Mr. James Cavey, second son of
.
Healy, who is well known in Wilts, having become the Mr. Thomas Whitmore, burlier, of Gazely, Suffolk,
n Elizabeth Ellen partner of a gentleman owning a large traet of fertile to
.. : eldest daughter of the late Mr.
~ • I
land, 200 mil., from Buenos Ayres, has just engaged Robert Rouen, ridsuctrentni. e.
30 of the best labourers of Caine to go there with biro Janus'!" 14' at the pariah church of St. Mary's.
next month. , Bryanaton-square, London, by the Rev. Hugh
• Marriott, the Rev. Francis Alfred Smith. rector of
A r"°l W"`". wit, of a retired •oldisr, living at Ituahton, near Blandford, to Elinor Mary Frances,
Noun's-hill, near Valparaiso, has recently brought forth 1 youngest slaughter of the Late Rev. Moss King. .
wiz children at one birth, four boys and two girls, and is 1 January 15, at St. John's Church, Eastover, Bndg-
at present wonderfully well under the circumstances, water, by the Rev. I. W. T. Lee, M.A.. James Van
suckling the children herself, and inhibiting a vigorous ! Dyke Lawrence, Keg., of Dorchester. toLoui.e Anna
vitality. I Catherine, eldest. daughter of the Rev. Bonamy Le
MUNIFICENT CHARITT.—The Royal Routh Hants I Cool. of Bridgwater.
Infirmary at Southampton was on Thursday the some January 15, at the Superintendent Registrar's Office,
of an interesting cep ' moat, viz. the opening of a new Sturminater Newton, Mr. Alexander Watts, of Child
wing which has b. en erected and furnislud at the sole Okeford, dairyman, to Mi.' Mary Martin Harris, of the
expenee of Mrs. Eyre Crabbe, one of the lady patroness same place.
of the institution, at an expenditure of upwards of At St. Mary's Church, Longfleet, Poole, by the Rev.
k 3.0190. .1. W Williams, Captain John Martin, of Liverpo I,
Ilut aff tirs of Messrs. Pets, Betts, and Crampton to Mary Adam. %Varian& daughter of the late Captain
were on Friday again before Mr. Cimmissioner HolroyiL Thomas Warland, of l'oole.
The hmkrupts' accounts show • total indebtedness of DEATHS. .

Ditio.ooo, and nests 1:786,600. but these fieum have
no reference to the claim of L 6,000,000 by the London,
Chatham. and Dover Railway. '('he proceedings are
shout to be transferred to Mr. CoMOIRII.OOII.
Court.
THIS PRINCE AND PRINCE., Or VAL.- -Their
Royal llighneees have passed the last few days in
comparative quiet at Senrlringham House. The Prince
his. attended meets of the West Norfolk Hunt, one of
which took place at Santlringharn, when the assembled
6c1.1 was hospitably entertained by his royal highness
It i..tated that her Majesty wi I visit the Prince and
Prince.. of Wales at tranOriagham during the Easter
holidays.
W/f4TERN RAILWAT.—In consequence of the
death of Mr. Godson, several app .pt.men.• and promo-
tions have just been made in tho staff -t this railway.
Mr. W. M. Williams has been appointed chief Imperils.
tendent of the line, in succession to the late Mr.
Godson; Mr. Verrintler. superintendent at the Water-
°, tenninen awl Mr. Tyler, of RICO'. are appointed
assistant superintendents in conjunction with Mr.
Williams. Mr. G. W. Hill, district superintendent at
Win .so', succeeds Mr. Tetrinder as superintendent at
Waterloo.
TH. FIRST MUTING MACRINS.—At a meeting of
the subeeribers held after the Highlane Agriciltural
Socirty's meeting, the sum of £1,600 and a piece of plate
we. preeentr.l to the Rev. Patrick Bell, minister of
earmylie, Potfanihire, a, a testimonial in rectognition
of hi. merits as the inventor of the fint effirient
engine meelline. The Marquis of Tweeddale mode
the representation. and Mr. Bell, in reply, said that it
ere. just forty years a.o• sine* he appe•red before the
society with a little model of his invention.
A CHEATING PAWNIIROIIIIL- A pawnbroker named
Lavenborg waa charged before Mr. Paget at the Thames
polionotrurt on Wednesday with several serious offences
against the Arts regularing his trade. It appears that
a paernbrnktr is allowed to charge a halfpenny for sash
"ticket" where the amount •Ovanced is less than 11..,
and the smeased, in order to increase hi. profit., was in
the habit of divnling seticles brought to him so sa to
ri quire more "tickets" than one. Thus a clock was
divirinl into three by giving separate " ticket," foe the
pendulum and weight., and the pro•ecuting solicitor
aid he could bring seventy cases forward tit the same
kind. To. defendant was fined in all the charges
brought against him, the aggregate, with costs, being
£l4 24. It was stated on behalf of the Pawnbrokers'
Proteetinn Society that no sash praatioe as that
adopted by Lumber& of dividing a pledge, was known
In the tirade.

" FATHIR IGNATIUS" IN LONGO:v.—This gentleman
is exhibiting his vapries at • eliuroh in Lombard.etreet,
London, and a meeting for protest has just been held at
the London T . A Mr. Webber st Acid that having
Gillum MIA to an "Oil Man's Home," under the super-
intendence of Mr. Lyne, be went to Ldoh.m, to armee-
fain whet sort of an institution it was. He found an
ordinary red brick house with several small sheds
wooed it. There wan • turret with a hell, the inscrip-
tion " Sommer," over the docr, and outside • hillock.
which he uncleretresl Mr. Lone called '• Mount Calvary."
Be found that only two old men bad ever been in the
borne, one of whom was no disgusted that he left. The
Roe. 111. the rector of ',detain, had toll him
(het the proceedings in the house were of an awful
character, sod that one youth who had been at'racted
;sere hod been 3.1ce1 by Mr. Lynn wi,et./.er he would
like tn lee the infant Sa•ionr. On the boy consenting,
Ur. 400 went boa place fitted up like a manger, and
from some straw took oat • wooden figure, which
he represented as the Saviour, and which he made the
boy kiss
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A MAN'S ETES BrRCM OCT AT VlTLOL.—Coneider.
Able excitement hu been caused in Goatbiidge
sear Glasgow, by the commission of • crime of •
very serious character. A man named Thom,s
kla• es, hammerman. Whildet, haa been severely
horned by a quantity of vitriol thrown upon id,n
by a girl, IA years of age, named Agnes rauart.
For nearly two years past Hayes has been court-
ing the girl bUTaggart. A marriage had been Arran-
g•d for, aol a slay was Axed for the "booking'. —a
social gathering with which the wurhingodasa here
generslly celebrate the event of giving is their name. to
the session for proclamation. For some cause Hayes
relianved his mind, and neither the "booking" nor the
writing urea oN. He was summoned before Sheriff
Logi*, •tid Airdrie, a few we--Ise ago, and decree was, see
%el. ye. incited ag•in,t him Cm the support of • child
born to biro b the girl 111"Figgart. on Monday the Ord
Went t ,C.osithrhige, where she purchased haff-a•pint of
✓P/ 01 rn.l • nennyworth of sonff. in an apothecary's
idn.t.. Alli.. ug kome, she mizrd the two together,
and put them hit. • small can. She then 'bent for
licycs, and, hating pr•sured • Tnt.eting, she threw
• at the MAU all the vitriol contained in the
can. Hayis, u soon sell,. mixture had been thrown
upon him, rushed for his Dorn hause, only • few
rude distant, lie Co. fearfolly burned. Ono eye
.„e completely burned out, and it in hardly expected
that the sight of the other will lie eaten, It is not
oonoidered. however, that big life is in danger. ICTaggart
was at ones, apprehended and erinuyed to prison at
C iothridge. She expresses no contrition for the set.
While passing the house where Hayes lives, on her
way to prison, abo 'hooka, "I've got revenge OD far,
bat I'm not o•ntest yet," or O'er& to • slaiiMr
sgeoL

January 6, at Nom. Mill, Elixaheth Ann, !second
daughter of Mr. Thomas Kingman, aged 9 years.
January 7, at West-street, Bridport, Mary, widow of
Mr. Thomas Green, aged 91.
January 8, at Belmont Cottage, Harbour Road,
WM, art. Call. Angel, in the 69th year of his age, much
respected be a large circle of friends.
January 12, at Blandon', Mr. Joseph Watts, aged
79 years.
January 12, at East.street. Bridport, Jane Houma,
aged 100 years.
January 12, at Barton Hill, Shaftesbury, Keturah,
relict of the late Mr. W. Fricker, age I 78 years.
January 13, at the rectory. Blosworth, the Rev.
George Pickard-Cambridge, of -11:oxworth House, rector
, of Blozworth, and also of Winterborne Tomson, in his
' 78th year.
January 14, at Fonlingtou, of con umption, Mr. E.
Bailey, aged 27 years. Deceased was • member of the
Hand.in•Hand Lodge of o.ldfelloses.
January 14, at Lyme Regis, in her 80th year,
Elisabeth, widow of A. Hama Esq., of ilwortlnhouse,
and daughter of the late It. Fowler, Esq., of Abbots
-
bury.
January 15, at Mappowder, Mr. Charles James, lade
of Hayden Farm, Sherborne.
January 15, at Foniinghridge, the wife of Mr. James
Rooke Hayter, saddler, aged 45 years.
January 17, at Clyde Path Hill, Dorchester, after a
long illness, Clara Maria, youngest daughter of the late
M. A. Warr, aged 17.
January 18, at Sholing, Southampton, Mr. J. S.
Bligdon, much beloved son of Mr. Bligdou, of
Chartninster. Dorchester, aged 32 years.