, 1879-01-03

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;, FREDERIcE II. adams.
YICTORIA'S ENEMIES.
Another Tuuasla Makes ntJsfef1ous nrsnaceA
-Prsvluus Attacks or THREATS Aznlust ths
Losdnn Standard, nee. Is.
An extraordinary case was yesterday heard at
Bow street, bcfore Sir James 1ngham. A man
named Edward Byrne Madden, aged ~, A,described
on the charge-shect as An Interpreter, was
brought up in cuatody for having written TO Mr..
Cross and to Mr.. Adolphus LIddcll, tho Per-
manent Secretary for the Home Office, several
letters threatening her Nlaiesty's life. The first
witness called was Mf. Maran. the Snperentcnd-
M.rsn produced tvo letters: which be proved
had bccn received at the Home 0nce, and
which were addressed TO Mr.. Cross, One Of
these remarkable communications bore date Of
inst. With them was 4 third, bearing tho date
Of last Monday, day earlier than tho second
letter 70 Mr.. Cross, and addressed to Mr. Lid
dell. The receipt OF The letters having been
effect that he had taken them to tho urtsonor's
residence aud shown them to him, and that tho
prisoncr himself, instead Of denying any kHowl.
edge Of them, had at onco admtttcsl that 10 had
had commenced writing fourth ietter to lord
Lyons, hut hnd not yct concluded 1t. Tho let
tcrs In question wGre handed up to H!r James
In French, and before tbey can be cntercd Oh
tho derosItions they must be translated into En-
gltsh, and the Translation itself must be forMal-
u attcsted by tho interpreter who makcs 1t.
adjourned, and although. no doubt, the public
will be curious to Know what waa tho exact
purport Of these menactnK missfvcs, there Is
certainly no occasion for serious apprehension.
a. Hktm$k
tho international, nor ta he Communist, or
verv recently.escapcd 1unntlc, or a dramatiRt
whose translation from tho French haa been con-
dcmned by the Lord Cbambcrlata'A representa-
tive, or even disappointed candidate for
Baronttcv. lie Ia q man considerably advanced
tn life, who being out OF h1f senses, and having,
rs he no doubt believes. some cInlm either
against s6e Queen IN person o. The country, l,as
or even TO ono Of the immediate attendants tip
on her person, but, with all duo regard to for
inatity and precedent, to ono OF her Secretaries
81 stAsc inttmatpg that unsss hs can Ia u IT.,
do something very desperate. What tho some
thing is We may, perhaps, know when the letters
Tho present ia tho aizsh time that her Maj
rate, threatened. On tho 10Th OF June, 1910, .
llalf-Nltted lad, natned Dxfosd. fired twice a.
the Queen, rs shc WA driving with Prince A.
bert up Constitution Till. Hc wna tried at the
Old Bailey, beiore Lord Dcn'nan. baron Ander-
sop, and Nj, JuAt1ce FattcBon, and tho fury
found ttat the pistols had boon discharged. that
there was no proof that they llatl been loaded
Tho unfortunate lad was detained for some time
a. lunatic, and It Has understood at tho time
that, in tho pp!nlon Of competent medical men.
he was never likely to recover. In 1919 John
Frnncfs fired at her Majesty, and aomc Tive
weeks aftcr q man named bean presented A. p!s-
tol at her, Eight yuars later crack-bratncd fel-
low ot the name q ,pato, formerly
driving out OF the residence Of thu Duke Of
Cambridge. III piceadi11yt and aimed violent
blow at her With hls walklng.atick, crushing her
Old bailey tefare hir. Baron Alderron. and
the plea Of insanity, which was, Of course, set
lip in his behalf, was hcgattvea By tue jury.
Soon after tho AcquIttal Of Oxford special at
o,s s rEsns tsus nd sssn need esas 3; a.ss
npon tho Queen shatl be liable to transpnr,a-
stor, OF to imprisonment, With nr, without hard
lnhor, toncther with thsce wlIfppfnrs, either
which is Lett 70 tho court to determine. Pate,
although tho turv declined to find him tnasne,
/ WIS yet beyond a'a question 20 far irresponsible
for Ills awn conduct tbat Ny. Baron Anderson
/ rnnsportatltm'M Mhl.h"waa formally pascal was
| shortly ntttr Committed. For two-antl-twenty
| wears after PAsc's tnaann net Of violence, her
Majesty wua allowed 10 rrst in peace,. 10 the
| wicked attempt was made to frtGhten her. A
| lad cnllea O'Connor, grand-ncphcw OF Feargus
| O'CouNor, a ally shop-boy, who had turned hiS
| head With reading stupid romnllccs, presented
! pistol at her Ain1eaty "A sho Waa about to
| nllght from her enrrlage at Buckingham Palace.
Put pom Ills trial at the Old Hailey, he persist
cd IN pleading guilty. and waB very properly
sentenced by Mr. lsArun Clcashy 10 years. hard
labor and twenty etrokca with birch rod. such
tns history Of ts most noteworthy attempts .
~ mf fr,nnten ,hs nnns,, In MI Il II ,anrc ,hs'
doubtful whether n,Iy serious Intention oxt.tc.l.
Patio and o'Conuof, although not Judicia!y
found nsane. we're YET, ne{ona Il az question; ~
tar !anas'e as w. Iassy S"nt. ta ,tc, s,' ,,.
.n .,t ~, ast as .s, ~ -, H. ~ ssns,i