Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1882-10-06 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

THE PROSECUTION OF THE " PATRIOTIC BROTHERHOOD."  The enquiry at Armagh lot , the oas, of the prisoners arrested for treason feloay near Crosemaglen way resumed on Monday. C 'astable Gartland identified four of the accused, and said he searched for docum.nte coon eta! with the Patriotic Brotherhood on July 2fitk .nit ruond in an un,coupied bowie at Mallaber • bo k (pviduced), and aloo in a house formerly occupied by on of the Prisoners another book, a revolver, and amiutinitien. Other books and documents were disoovered cal premises remote from where t'le prisoners lived. The haldwriting on the books was similar t that on Vie threatening notioes, ORB of which wag posted on the bridge at Celli•ile. Witness Identified Michael Walters as the writer of some of the documents. Mr. H. G. Brooke, ,LP., of Prodscorny. county Monaghan, identified Nugent an i Kelig as tenants on the Bull estates, far which tl.Ol, was agent. Ejectment proceedings were t titan at t the tenants. He received a threatening notice (p.o .uzed) when residing at Castle Blarney, and hod afterwarda to obtain police protection. R obert John M 0 ough. land proprietor, Siiverhridge, deposed to rocv ng a threat In. log notice. Dr. Palmer gave similar . , and the cage for the pro emtion cored. M O'S ..uglineesy addressed the bench for the defence, cootandi g hit .t the evidence of Duffy required corrobor ton. D Bld replied, and the bench committed all the p lions's for trial. Freeman's Journal mays "the public will reed with great satisfaction the subjoin .4:1 letter from his 0 ago the Archbishop of Cashel :"—My dear Sir,—l am authorised t 'state that Mr. Dillon will not press his resign aticin just now, but will hold his place as represen' sties of Tipperary until his constituency shall have had atop'e t nee to select a suitable successor in the event of hie continued Mmes. —I am, do., T. W. (310KA Archbishem.—lt is etched that In order to show his &mold with Kr Paraell's policy. Mr. Dillon will attend the conference of Irish m)moers of the House of Commons who follow Mr. Parnell'a leadership, to be held in Dublin on the 18th inst., to crustier the policy to be pursued on the rem)sembling of Parliament, Mr. Hugh Graham, a solicitor. residing in Clout irf, committed suicide on Sunday morning by suiting his throat with a razor. His wife was present and made every poseible effort to prevent him, but in vain. Ho was for some years r aident in Australia, and while there had an attack of sunstroke, which it is believed affected his mind. On Saturday morning • large quantity of hay and straw, the property of a farmer named Ahern, reading at Grelough, in the Kautork district, was mal:cionslY destroyed by fire. Ah,rn's dwelling-house bad a narrow escape. A men named Dohenny, who wee recently evicted from his holding at Tovrard, has been arrested on suspicion. The polioe authorities have received fresh instructions Iron the Government with regard to watching the movemeats of suspicious persons and strangers coining into the city. Detectives are on constant duty at the railway and the different approaches to Limerick.