The Poole Telegram. — 1883-06-08 (Poole, Dorset, England)

AND QUINN.  Michael Devitt, Mr. Timothy Healy, M.P., and Mr. P. Q Ulmf who were sentencsd to diX months' imprisonment tor using seditious and inflammatory language, were oa M )taday disahorged from Richmond prison, to which they were committed on the 7th of February, thus having sfrve.l less than f ,ur months. The order for their release, signed by the L rd Lieutenant, WAS received by the Governor at ten minutes t two o'cl cic. All three look remarkably well. No public intimation having been given of their release. there Was no demonstration. The three gentlemen walked across the street to a house whore airs. Healy has token lodginca. The Parliamentary followers of Mr. Parnell had not received soy intimation that Manua Healy, Daviit, and Q stun had leen r. Mated from custody. They thought. I hoa ever, such an event couid uct Le tar distant, and were  therefore more pleased than surprbed on Monday afternoon to hear that all three had been discharged from custody.  . At Garrick.on-Snir, ou Saturday night, a desperate attempt to murder a man named Mulaid), was made in lodging-house by two men, who out his throat and stabbed him in several phoen. Muleafy refuses t) name his mashunts. He lies in a dangorous condition.  Mr. Walter Quinn, manager of Mr. D. G. Field's lortAttess in Westmoreland-treet„ Dublin, has been subjec'ted to many annoyances since the attack made upon Mr. Field. After each execution Mr, Quinn has received a threatening letter, written partly in black and partly in red ink on paper with a black border The latest communication of this kind, received after the execution of Caffrey, warns Mr. Q lima that his time is approaching when he will be met with the knife and revolver, that his grave is made, and that the police cannot save him. Mr. Quinn has resolved to quit the country.  A young English lady, daughter of lktr. Pearson, merchant. of Manchester, while visiting at Kale. county Clare, was walking on th., eh& at Puffing Role, on Sunday, when she fell over into the sea and was drowned.  The Lend Act is no* in full operation in the South of Ireland, and the fixing of fair rents is proceeding with an augmented staff of Assistant Csonomissioners. With rents reduced from 25 per cent. on an average, tenants still profess themselves unable to per the gales of rent that have accrued. Many farms still lie vacant, and a very large number of holdings are in the market. Ouo of those sersoug riots which, from trivial causes, would seem to be of periodical occurrence in Limerick took place in the city on Sunday night. The constabulary had occasion to arrest a man named Michael Hannan for disorderly conduct in the Irish town, when there followed a disturbance somewhat similar to that which some time since lel to the proclamation of the city and the drafting of a large police force into Limerick. No sooner was Hannan taken into custody than a mob co'lected and hurled stones at the constabulary, the prisoner being moue& Heinforcemente of armed constabulary soon arrived and charged the mob with drawn swords. Hannan was again taken into custody. The distrtct was p strolled to a late hour, and quiet restored. The prisoner was brought before the Stipendiary and remanded to the Patty Session, bttl for his appearance being refused.