The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-01 00:00:00

FURTHER ARRKEITS.

Patrick Lator WY arrested at Blebogue under the
Coercion Act, at twelve o'clock on Monday night. He
was lodged in limerick gaol on van ,na charges of
intimidation. 'rhombi Doherty was taken to the same
prison charged with inciting to acts of intimidation.
On Monday the body of a fanner named Thomas
Macznahon, of Bellenatine, was found an In outhouse
about two miles from his home, with head his smashed
In. Deco teed was an active member of the Killnamsiia
branch of the Land League, and the motive for the
murder is unknown.

The timeline on four large estate. in Waterford have
retried to pay their rents. In ose case wheree rental
of close on £2,000 should have been collected, the agent
was only able to collect about £3. Tiie tenants state
resolutely that they will not pay until. the Court has
fixed their rents.

AN an inst anew of the unwillingness to pay raise, &c. 2
In the West ~f Ireland, it was stated at a meeting of
the Gu.rdians of Athlone Union on Monday that there
was no less • sum than £2,t )0 in rates uncollected.
Mr. Joseph Walsh, urreted last March, has beta
re'eased. lie is announced to have gone to gaol • Laud
Leaguer awl to have come out • Nationalist.
The sir ng disapproval of the principles of the Land
League which is felt by Dr. Al a:Osbe, the Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Dahlia, has been shown within
the last few days by a very emphatic proof. A curate
connected with • northern pariah in the city, who is
highly a 2complished and generally liked, was fits only
priest who joined the League. Be wee offered an
opportunity of withdrawing from it, but declined to do
so, and claimed a right t a Minus a member. The
result hu been that the Archbishop has deprived him
of all the fsculti,s which he held.
Lord Mauric Fitzgerald, second son of the Duke of
Leinster, and who recently u2arried the cheat daughter
of the earl of Granard, ha. been appointed Lieutenant
and Custos Rotulorum for the county of Wexford. in
room of Lord Carew, dummied.
It is said that Miss Anna Parnell will canted. as •
Land Leaguer and Woman's Righta advocate. the

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of considerable benefit (with or without medical treat
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and clew elm voice—Yours foithfully, GORDON HOUMA,
&woe Phrsictioa to the Moaiolool Urea
sad &AC tooname."

vacaocy in the representation of Meath caused by the
retirement of Mr. A. M. Sullivan. Mien Parse/re
brother sat for Meath in the last Parliament.

Baron Dowse, In -ciTar—ding—ih-e—granclit;ry at the
Dublin Commislion, on Monday, referred to the de-
plorable state of the city, which called for distinct
notice. During the last ten weer.a there had been no
fewer than 100,103 indictable offenoss, and there were
also 2,905 convictions for drunkenness, disorderly
conduct, at.
The Government mode several important arrests on
Monday in Dublin and the provinoss. Dr. J. H.
Kenney, medical officer of the North Dublin Union,
and honors-y secretary of the Land League, was
arrested at his private residence, Middle Gardner.
street, by Detective-officer Sionnonis, on suspicion of
having incited certain of Her M lestv's subjects to
decline to dischargs their leml obligations. At
Hoidenish's, county Wickl .isr two farmers. Messrs.
Kelly and O'Toole. were arrested in their beds at three
o'clock on Monday morning. and subsequently conveyed
to Dundalk gaol. Mies Hodnett, of Ballydehob, the
daughter of a suspect, now in prison, was also arrested,
her offence being the exhibition of the Land League
manifesto in a window of her residence and refusing to
remove it. Later in the day, however, Miss Hodnett
wee released.

Mr. Wall actiog editor of the Itosconston
and a member of the executive of the Land League,
was on Sunday night lodged in Galway gsoL Your
others wore elan arrested.

WHAT THE WORLD 8A YS.

The Queen never forgets her old servants. During
one of her drives over the hills from Deaside to Don-
side recently, Her Majesty called on the parents of the
man Philip, eh., disd at Windsor in June, and pl seed
• bouquet of flowers on his grave in the old kirkyerd
at Btrathdoo. -

_
hii.s Parnell is now known as the "Sally Brass of
the Land League." -
. . . .

.Ihe Americans appear to be quite oonvinced se to
the superiority of the En,glish over tile American type
of racing yacht. Otte American 'porting paper, re-
viewing the yacht-racing in the two countries, ably
sums up this kind of sport by stating that '' yacht-
racing in Eng! end titan iustetution, whereas in America
Ii means notning."

Gultesin's oonnsel most be • delightfully simple-
minded person. He has drawn up an advertisement
requesting thooe persons wh., hare seen anything in
the prisoner which they think indicative of insanity
to give testimony t that effect. To prove Haitian
mad by this plan will be the easiest thing in the
world; ha only defect is that it would prove with equal
0011CialliV012411 the madness of the judge, the jury, and
of the counsel himself.

Her Mejesty's advisees in Inland betray great
anxiety to learn if the 'No Rent" manifesto of the
Land Leaguers was really written an I signed in KU.
mainham, and are preparing to answer questions on
the point. Mr. Parnell is deprived of the pleasure a
a sing his friends in Kilmainham. lam told that the
document was not signed in Kihnitinham ; but that its
main ideas hat been weed on, and permission given
to it, ooncoctors to affix the names of the Imprisoned
men. liar Majesty's advisers have not thougErgrtO
inquire if Mr. Michael Devitt, at present residing in
Portland, read the document and ax.d his signature.
Of cot ash, did not, and it is highly improbable that
Mr. Devitt has yet beard of the anent of his friends.