Trial of Daniel Waring for Perjury in O'Connor Case Stuns Court
The trials in Castlemaine began with crowds at 8 AM as Daniel Waring faced perjury charges connected to Roger O'Connor. Witnesses including Richard Guinness, Mrs. Birmingham, and Michael McKeon testified on religious beliefs, gatehouse events, and alleged conspiracies, ending with a Not Guilty verdict for Waring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Faroay
Roger O'Connor
Daniel Waring
Collrtshouse
Jzord Castlemaine
George Hill
Bart
Lees
General Post Office
Leonard MacNally
Alsop
Thomas Goold
Peter Burrowes
John Parsons
Jocas Green
Thomas ‘Thompson
Rickey
Crown
Head Office
R.guinness
Goonn
O'Connor
Guinness
MacNancy
Richard Guinness
John Mockler
Meath
Waring
Christ
Gooth
O’u
Martin M‘keon
Witners
Qwens
Tum
Mkeon
MiKeon
hl*Keon
Owens
Buttkowns
Smanly Tenth
Josph Jameson
John Deering
Iprove
O' Connor
Michael
Gagan Assizes
Christoptee ’Gilloghery
Cavan
Vic
Owen
Adlen
Patrick _Biernan
Moekler
M'Keon
Frood
Chompson
Post-office
Trim
MacNaAlly
Dublin
Daniel
Trim Assizes
O’ Coyxon
Marine
Francis Barrett
O’ Connon
Shakspeare
Turbulent Times in Cork and Lisbon Headlines
Reports from Cork and Dublin cover a delay in announcing the Princess Charlotte's condition and trials of Daniel Waring for perjury. The Mary from Bombay brings peace in India and updates on Maharatta War terms, while ongoing political attacks and public order debates unfold across Britain.
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Cork
Mary
Gavenoos-Govenat
Cork Advertiser
India
Liverpool
Bombay
Perstina
Mr. Epminstone
Poonah
Wath
Bath welcomes Queen Victoria amid royal procession
Joyful Bath witnessed a royal visit as Queen Victoria with the Duke of Clarence and Princess Elizabeth toured the city. Crowds cheered along Pultney Street and Sydney Place, illuminations brightened Guildhall and Laura Place, and the royal party prepared to receive the Corporation’s Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma.yive
Duke of Clarence
Elizabeth
Melville
Ain
Sydney Place
Cucus
Lord Paulett
Liew Nant
Marquis of Camden
Bath
Sydney-place
Duke ¢ Clarence
Guildhall
Laura-place
Hgr
Jourdeys
Corporation
Ichester and
Cardigan
Taylor
Col. Stephenson
15Th Light Dragoons
Hive Majesty's House
Extract From Captain John Davidson Letter 1817
Letter dated 2 October 1817 from Captain John Davidson of the Hudson's Bay Company ship Eddystone describes sighting a vessel named Rover of Newcastle near Westport Ireland after firing on her when not answering. Rover, Frank from St John’s NB to Stockton, appeared timber loaded and waterlogged with no crew on deck. The writer intended to board but left the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davidson
Hudson's Bay Company
Eddystone
Rover
Newcastle
Frank
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Stockton
Westport
Ireland
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Persuwa
Serapia
Hoixan
The
Morning Chronicle
Chronicle
2D Spa Fields
Ontven
Brap- Ley
Derby
Mr. den- Man
Mr. Cross
Watson
CasTles
Tey
Lisbon
Hambler
Portugal
Bank of England
India House
Staffordshire
Fundies
Cy Ott
Lincoln’s Inn
Changellor’s Court
Guage
Mor Majesty
London
Jamaica
Downs
Plymouni
Anna
Muller
Heoabro
Nantes
Muse
Richard
Jane
Hayman
Viana
Mercy
Middie
Vigton
Sally
Ansley
Haltimorg
Yavre