Public address warns magistrates on riot control and arms
The Lord Chief Justice urges magistrates to act decisively against insurrection in Limerick and surrounding counties. He cautions about armed peasants and emissaries, details powers under the act of c.102, and notes cases of arms seizures and vigilant enforcement to restore public tranquillity.
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Ordahip
Tisim
Treland
Limerick
House of Correction
Moore
Waterford
Lin
Ead
Kildace
Odar
Sansa
Public Court Charges Highlighted Honor and Evidence Dilemmas
In a plea for public order, the speaker denounces unjust prejudices against informers while noting the fear and hostility faced by those who testify. He warns jurors to uphold laws, urges restraint, and stresses duty in preserving tranquility across districts. The court adjourns as the Chief Justice presides in the absence of Mr Moore.
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Hay Francis
Doolan
Marlborough Street
Grand Canal
Thomas Gooldiny
Jobn O' Neill
Win
Woodlock
O'Neill
O' Neill
Ireland
William Downes
His Majesty's Court of King’s Bench
Andrew Furker
Clegland
Ratoath
Meath
Aguimnea
Gehan
Forker
Uey
Usher's Quay
North Kingstreat
John Baines
James Gogarty
Thomas Carrell
John Baker
Kilmainlam
Ali Pacha
Choursehid Pacha
Ali
Hia
Janina
Boy Vinc Oni
Choarwind Pacha Binecl
Thesaaly
Parsons
Justine Moore
Dovtor Coyne
Coyne
Doctor Coyne
Rooma
Lovingnton
Ballina
King’s Bench
Gangeman
Lavingston
Dading
Charles Gallagher
Gilmore
Bailina
Public dispute over rents and ownership in Strabane
A letter to the Dublin Journal defends the Strabane manor amid accusations of falsehoods about rents tenancies and agricultural conditions. Signatories include Thomas Mowtier and others asserting fair treatment, low rents, and stable leverages, denying embezzlement or coercion and urging editor’s correction.
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Dublin Journal
Abercora
Tyrong
Magnzine
Errates
Lendan
Strabane
Thomas Mowtier
Cloghogie
Thomas Mananhile
Magelin
Satin Alexander
Derrycon
Mathew Moody
Donclong
James Alexander
Joan M'Chea
Monument to Lord Sarrington Sparks Competition Debate
A Saturday meeting at the Thatchad House tavern discussed a monument to honor Lord Sarrington. Members favored competition for Wyatt’s design, amid mixed views from the marquis of Londonderry and others, with a large majority rejecting the amendment to pursue a competition and moving to secure Wyatt’s right to erect the monument. The session also reports on wheat and oats markets, a fire at a new house near Iriary Mill, and ongoing imperial parliament proceedings including agricultural distress and bank rate discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatchad House
Lord Sarrington
Ord Blessington
Caval Hishnens
Duke of York
Kerr
Marquis of Londonderry
Wyatt
Crawly
Marquis of Lothian
Lord Kenyon
Loxnon Down
Excuaxau
Arata
Poland
Unas
Iriary
Calcrapt
Gooch
Linst
Bennett
Calcuraet
Tismney
A. Hamilton
Tierney
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Whitehaven
Earl of Aberdeen
Dragoon Guarda
P.s.greene
Abercrombie
12Th Light Dragoons
W. Mitchel
Cornet
Greene
Dragoon Guarta
J. Kennedy
John Hahington
G. Bi. Jollife
Hall
Light Dragoons
W. Elton
Urovet Dient
B. K. Williams
G. J. Wilson
St. George Ardley
Nurzawa Vioa Maxton
BR. Lena
Ceylon
KR. Gordwyn
B. Butler
Liaut
R. Bfudson
Brovet
A. Bergucun
Lh 16
Bat
Andi
G. Galbraith
Il Herbert
Hood
G. Edgelow
G. Nortuo
G. Winnock
Hull
Chamber of Deputies
Gerard
Paria
Alexander
Casar
Bonafarto
Foy
Lam
Sir
Michael Macdonogh
Hibernian
Dawson Street
Imperial Parliament
House OF F Lords
Marial
ANS
Digby
Lévarpool
Br Calcrapt
Wortley
Linithgow
Manning
Serjeant Onslow
W. W. Wynne
J. Lethbridge
Agricultural Committee
G. Bennet
Western
Beaux Word
Essex County
Committee On Agriculture
London
Derry
Elc
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