The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1883-01-27 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

THE IRISH CONSPIRACY.  EX.TRA ORDINARY REVELATIONS.  The magisterial inquiry into the Fenian conspiracy to assassinate Irish Government officials was commenced in Dublin on Saturday, 20 of the 21 men recently taken into custody beint placed in the dock. The other man, Bobert Farrell, was put into the witness box. He said he had for seven or eight years been a member of the Fenian Brother. hood, and he described various meetings of that soci.,ty, and the part taken in them by the prisoners. About 18 months ago he had a conversation with Daniel Curley. one of the prisoners, as to becoming a member of the " inner circle." He told witness that the inner circle was to be composed of the chosen men of the organisation. The business for which the inner circle was to be formed was chiefly to assassinate Government officials. After this Curley told him he was to stop the Chief Secretary's (Mr. Forster's) carriage, and that two other men named " would do the remainder." Witness let the carriage pass, as he did not know it, and then Peter Hoyle (a prisoner) said it was all up, and Curley seemed to be vexed over the mistase. The witness described other failures of the murderous design, and was then questioned with a view to its being shown that the Phcenix Park murders and the attempt on the life of Mr. Justice Lawson were crimes as to which overtures had been made to him. He also told how he received orders to take part in the att ick on Mr. Field, the Dublin juror, and described the facts of the attempted assassination. " There was," said the witness, " never an order for assassination conspiracy. Joseph Mullett (one of the prisoners) was the man who was responsible for this conspiracy." Farrell added that this assassination society was established from the Fenian Brotherhood. He grew sick of the business, as he saw it was a sham and delusion, and only good for those who lived by it.: He repeatedly tendered his resignation, and Mullett placed him in his present position through his threats. The inquiry was adjourned for a week.  KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent expectorant, for Coughs and Colds. Sold by all phemists. 91. d. Is. lid., 2s. 9d. A PREcions Girr.—No one will deny that the exotic shrub yielding Pare tea is a precious gift; adding much to our health and comfort. Thousands use daily Hornimatee Pure Tea, because it is strong, rich, delicious, and sold at moderate fixed prices.—Six million packets sold yearly. Horniman's Tea in this locality : BARROW, Ssissom, 75, Duke-street; CHAPMAN, 122, Church-street; CO-OPERATIVE Socurrif, Church-street and Branches. Dalton, GODBY, Bookseller, BLAKE, Bookseller, Corn forth, WooLsrmgcnorr, Chemist. Grave - over- Sands, MACICREETH, Chemist, and at Ilkerston. Lancaster, amnia & Co., 36, Cheapside %nu), Market-street. r 54 TO LADIES suffering from functional irregularities and derangements, or any of the vainful disorders or weaknesses incident to their sex, Dr. Pierce's treatise, illustrated with woodcuts and coloured plates, suggests sure means of complete self-cure. Sint for three postage stamps. Address WORLD'S DISPENSARY -MEDICAL AssoewrzoN, No. 3, New Oxford-street, London, W.C. . .  Soap.—A very large assortment of Fancy Soap best makes; also Blue and other 'Household Soap, and Price's Composite Candles, at