Widnes Examiner. — 1884-08-02 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

THE DYNAMITII CONSPIIIACI.— The three ptisoners, the cook, and being areal viscountess she succeeded to the Egan, Daly. and M`Donnel, rraign%l at Warwick were a t , in conat twenty minutes to.eight dinner began to come up. extent that the cook,promised to "do what she could," and. Assizes on Wednesday, charged with reason-felony, B" nection with the dynamite conspiracy. reca Stringent it was a memorable and melancholy feast. tions were adopted against arty attempt at rescue. Mr juillll° Coventry is probably the only town in England where tics Hawkins presided' Mr. Dominick Daly, B- • there areat the present time no complaints of slackness of defended Egan. The Attorney-General opened il the gila case foe' trade. In fact I hear that, as Sir Patrick O'Ericri once said, tphrem;nerr tehc•aattitchneat considerable length. He said if it weer' "the leg is on the other boot," and what troubles Coventry prisoners had any connection with the plot to attack the Crown and Government by levying subscrip,.. is inability to sapply orders on hand. Yet within recent , tions to procure unit; they was in a state of utter depression, not to 1 • en r( •-•, were guilty of an ortet act. He memory Coventry say prostration, owing to the failure of the ribbon trade and ' then p teeeded to trace their relationehip with each other, and makers suffered from with the Irish Republican Brotherhood. Witnesses were the ruthless rivalry which the watch American • competition. Coventry had a new birth first with called to speak to the discovery in Egan's garden at.Birsewing machines, next, and in overwhelming degree, by the , minghara of a bottle of nitro-glycerine, and a canister COlll. :invention of bicycles and tricycles. It was Mr. Salmon, of taming documents relating to a secret society. Shortfy , Holborn Viaduct, who set the ball rolling again for before seven p.m the court adjourned till next day, the jury Coventry. a fact recognised by the recent presentation of a being locked up for the night.—The trial was cm.. handsome testimonial from the leading men of Coventry. Colonel Majendie isi,. saiamov, in the progress of an enormous trade, has in- gtinued at Warwick Assizes, on Teurecay. destructive nature of the ave evidence as to the terribly troduced many improvements upon the original bicycle, He bombs foand on Daly, which were undoubtedly intended for has now perfected a machine, properly celled "The Match- throwing into rooms. A fresh witness was produced in the person of John Moran, who a few months ago was arrested lees," which dispenses with cogs and chains so suggestive on charges of conspiracy to murder and committing outrages of the lawn mower, has no dead centres for the crank, no gearing of any kind to cause undue weieht or friction of in County Sligo. To these accusations he pleaded guilty, and was accepted as an approver. He deposed to sharing Cycling is daily on the increaee in London the working parts, is easy to ride and difficult to upset. in the perpetration of outrages, and to seeing Daly at Tub- • bercurry, directing the " organisation " of the West of Irebeing utilised by tradespeople. The other dlt ie, moreover. ay I 'saw a baker eland in cenjundcatinedn abused hsedknown Invincible& The prisoner eoilig along at the rate of six miles an hour with a large ross-examine , . . . Moran with great fervour, and 'casket full of loaves before him on his tricycle. the Crown haying closed, counsel for Egan'addreg-Lether bad to be checeed in his indignant utterances The c e for Suggestion is made that a match should be got up between adjourned. the Australian and Philadelphian cricketers now in London, , jury, and the proceedings were