The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11 00:00:00

THE IHNIAN 00203 PIRACY.

Fenian arrests are daily made in Ireland. 13om
correspondence with Fabians in New York is raid to
have been ii!teresplod. . . .

The Lord Lseutenant of Ireland has replied to the
memorial of the vetting of Cork magistrates asking
for more troops, and permission to arm loyalists. His
Excellency details the augmentation of troops in the
county and armed ships on the West Loam it diger..
bonsai with magistrates to embody soothe.' constables.
It is expected that large numbers will to ;immediately
enrolled in out districts.
The alarm of • rising before Christmas le inerws.crb
The Gamut of Friday evening contains the rd
Lieutenant's proclamation of the county Chit, and
all parts of the counties Kildare and Mirk not before
pissed under the operation of the Arms Act.
At the halfisarly meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge
of Ireland, held on Thursday, in the Rolando, the Earl
of Enniskillen, grind master, presiding, an address to
the Orangemen of Ireland was adopted, urging them to
sustain the authority of the crown and the rights of the
Protestant religion in the present crisis.
Certain followers of Stephens have Issued their "last
appeal" to the Irishmen of the United RIM.. before
beginning the "war" in Ireland. We give ea extract
from this precious document:—' Advocates of
universal liberty, but especially of liberty it Ireland, we
bare resolved to do all in our power to sostath those of our
kindred who keep garrison at home. That the struggle '
now so imminent may be short and effective, we appeal
to all our kindred in America, men and women, and to
the losers of freedom everywhere, to give what our
brothers require. That no one claiming to have Irish
blood in his veins may have any longer an 'acme for
not contributing in proportion to his means, a committee
of gentleman, properly accredited, will call upon all
from whom aid is exported, That • permanent reoord
of all those who will do their duty to Ireland at so
Important • crisis as this may be kept for future
aa well as of times who by their non-action
trirl7l; be recorded as their opinion that our rascal
last is conquered, the committee Instructed to college
arms, war material, and money for the use of the Irish
republican army will hand in their lists weekly at the
Central Office, 19, Chatham-street, New Fork. In the
some of liberty, justice, and humanity, see appeal to
all on behalf of a suffering but noble kindred
peonle to subscribe liberally and at meet"
Stephan Joseph Moony was on Thursday eommitted
for trial on the charge of conspiracy. The evidence
consisted of • letter inviting him to write Podia
correspondence to • San Francisco piper, and • photo-
graphic likewise of Skenhens, which also eontained Oho
Head Centre's &atop%
PIIICAUTIONI IN LIVERPOOL, —Though no open
manifestations of Fenian's= have hitherto been '
officially reported in Liverpool, the knowledge that
there are nearly 8,000 stand of arms stationed at
the various volunteer dep6te in the town haa excited
some uneasiness, and the fact that they have hitherto
been undefended against • sudden attack has been
brought under the notice of some of the higher volunteer
officers. Acting upon the nigigestious they have
received, the majority of the commanding officers of
the different corps have stationed an armed guard
nightly at their headquarters and interid doing so
during the winter months. The lame precautions have
also been taken at the depots where the arms of the
militia and pensioners are stored. N's understand
that at several of the depots the commanding officers
have also riaased either the nipples or the locks to be
taken off the rifles.

from Cardinal Colle, publipbed as Bea.
day, referring to Fenianian, he complains of the
exaggerated reports of the Orange pries, and Sera them
Who would have recomee to form are putting mond, In
the pocket, of informers helping to aphelia Clapp
intendancy.
Coax, Yonday.—The police stations iiiipbehdosed,
end the diem arelooncentrated In lOW lihdias for
defence Hourly rumours about the Ladies/if Stephens
prevail here. Arrests continue to be made in the
county.

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WINE AND SPIRIT STORES,
CASTLE-STREET, SALISBURY.
IiNT LEACH invites inspection to his
. present Stock of PORT WINES, shipped by
Bandsman, Orenburg OMey, (Inhere, k. k, and to
his Pal., Brown, and Cold SHERRIES, el Doineetes,
M1,.',, Straaban's and Duff Gordon.' 'hippie,. These
Wines are all of excellent quality and In spkaelkl
condition.
The following Winos and Spirits are she well worth
attention: •
Clarets, 12.., 14a, 90a, 24e, per dozen.
Pine Old Marsala, 21s. per down.
Sherries, 15a, 20e., 94a, 30.,36.,, and 425. pardon..,
Porta, 15e., 90a, 244., Me. 36a., and 42e. per dozen.
Sparkling Hooks, Momilles, and Champagnea
Martell's and tienery's Sae old Pale and Brown
Brandies.
Splendid old Jarnseis Rens, Irish and Soo. Whisky,
Gin, he.
W. Leech, baring resigned the wine lige•e7 formarif
held by Lim, now imports most of his own Wines and
Brandies, and will supply them at prices abbillb on trial
will be found &caw than any other Viral.* li,, the
Trade.
OnDIAn an POST PUNCTUALLY arraigns) TO.
Sample Hampers to the amount of 40.. and upwards
delivered Carriage Free within 50 milee of Selisberr.

74, T. DIARY-STREET, WM MOD TH.
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS.
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JOHN VINCENT

S°LLCMS the honor oi-a" Visit -to. -Lupsot ha
Stook of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PLATE, and ELECTRO-PLATE, which Is of the first
quality and newest patterns, much larger and lower in
price than any house in the West of England.
SUPERIOR ENGLISII-MADE LEVER WATCH,
Gold :-10, 12, 15,30, and 30 Guineas. Silver :-
4,5, 7, and 10 Guineas.

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ELEGANT HORIZONTAL WATCHES :
Gold :-2, 3, 4.5, 7, 10, to 18 Guinea; Silver —1
2,3, 4, sad IS Oahu:ear
Zrery •at eh Skilfully Examined. and a Two Yean'
Guarantee gitoo to Porehasses.
SOLID GOLD NECK AND AL BERT CHAINS
Gold:— 1 to 2/ Guineas. Silver ditto, 51. So 25e.
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A Magnificent A mortroon tof first-ohne J EWELLERY ,in Braeslete, Necklets, Brooches, Lockets, MlZ•tiaga.
Pins, Studs, Links, ha
Diamond, Gem, Turquoise, Pearl Skase. Wedding,
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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CLOCKS
A LARGE STOCK OF SILVER GOODS
Adapted for Presentation.
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Meted Goods.
Watches, Clocks, sad issr•llery Eapsired.
Engraving, ko.
Diamond., Jewelkwy, Plate, Watches, ka., bought
or exchanged.
74, HT. MART-STREET. WRYINFOOTA.

THE WEYMOUTH BEABONI
1111 Laamiro ramrsa I

HAWKINS'S Natural and' Artificial
Ferneries.
Hawkins'. Plain, Ornamental and Mamie Flower Bed&
Hawkine's grand Two-daya' Eztaibitloa ot Plante,
!nabs, V Birds, Wild and Cultivated
Paraa do., do.,
To whist W aad Ueda Wallis/ sfil
be adaitisdPlLEE ea tire sesead.day.

BIRTHS,.

November 27, at
!Sh Blandlor—d, -the wife of Mr. John
one, o! • eon.

--fic,-;;;:ke-r 2k, ;it Prospect Place, Bridpoet, the wife of
Kr. F. J. Hopkins, of • daughter.
December 3, at Dorehester, the wife of Ur, J.
Robinson, professor of music, of • son.
December 4, of Herne, the wife of aiohard Butt, of.
no..

--15eeember 6, el rind/Me, the wife el Mr. BeLleeray,
of • eon.

-134;;;abor 8, at 41,, Cabsrinadreat, Salsbury, Yrs.
Painter, of a sou. _

MARRI•OI93.

November 29, al Moreton, by Um Rev. Charlton
Frampton, Mr. Edward May, of Wool, Dorset, to Mae
Janes, of Moretoo Hoare.
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---Dii;or—i,---i; Vila-Frith, P.S. Gram, to Sarah
fishier, of Winfrith.
December 5, at the parish search. Loden, near gild.
port Mr. M. H. Tilley, jeweller, 61th son of Mr. W.
bootmaker, Dorchester, to Elisabeth, third
daugbier of Yr. Stephen Aekerman, Loden.
December 6,5* Pimpente, by the Rev. J. Berry, Mr.
R. Anise, of Shillinptoue, to Emily, daughter of 11. r.
Phloem Pike, of Pimiento.
December 6, at St. Saviour's Chun*, Liverpool, by
the Rev. John Evans, Ls., incumbent of Gramendale,
assisted by the Her. Drummond Anderson, Ica., the
Rev. Henry Jones, u.s., of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, to Elisabeth Anse, elder daughter of David
Roberts, ~ of that town, and Tunyrallt, Abergele.
Deseselser at East Rao*, WE* by the Resew,
Robert Vans Esq., suriloca, %bay 7 Wilts, to
leskalla Margaret T. Oriakik t 7, mugged dsoithloo of
he lake John Fraunsies Gwyn Oriflith, teeter of I,lrut-
manner. Glamerpasehlre.
1 At Woolbridsa. Yr. Charles Pussy, of Ore/malign.,
to Miss Look, of Biadosh