THE IRISH DIFFICULTY. [BY TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.] [RETURN'S TELEGRAMS.]

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1682, 17 April 1883, Page 2

THE IRISH DIFFICULTY. [BY TELEGRAPH— COPYRIGHT.] [RETURN'S TELEGRAMS.]

The Dynamite Conspiracy. — Brady Sentenced to Death.— Precautions for the' Queen's safety .■> '< ',' / i LomxJn, April 13. Tub trial of dynamite conspirators at the liow-street Police Court is still proceeding. Mr rol.mtl, the prosecuting counsel, has further shown in his opening speech that Gallaijhcr is the piiim; mover ot the dynamite, faction, and has for boinetime piist 1 ecu in correspondence with Devoy and Rossa, and otlier leaders of the Irish revolutionary paity in America. Joseph Jiiady, the first of the piisoners charged with the inurdiT of Loid Fiederiek Cavendish and Me Bttrke, lias bwi'ii found yuilty and sentenced to death. April ]4. It is announced that the Queen will leave Windsor Castle for O-sborne on Tuesday next. Uwing to the recent activity of tiie Fenians in England, extreme precautions have been ,takeu by ' the police to prevent any attack being made upon Her Majesty.

Another Informer. Lomjon, April 14. Gallagher (brother of the man now under trial in London), who was recently arrested in Glasgow, has intimated to the police his willingness to turn intormer against the dynamite conspirators.