Singular Court Against Women Accused in Dublin London, Feb. 2
Two women, who refused to divulge their names, were charged in Dublin to-day with conspiracy to publish criminal and seditious libels concerning the Governor-General, the Minister of Justice of the Irish Free State and others and also with inciting members of the public to murder the Governor-General or other persons. They were remanded_on bail of £300 each.
The defendants appeared to be very amused.
"The prosecution said that the dofendants were charged with past ing on buildings documents which ked:—"Who were the Invinciples?" and stating that they were the men who in 1882 executed two of England's tidals. (In 1882 twenty "Irish Invincibles" were tried in Dublin for the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr, Burke, the for mer having arrived there to succeed Mr. Forster as Chief Secretary for Ireland. Five of the "Invincibles" were hanged and the others sentenced to various terms of imprison
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