Murder and burglary trial at Hyde Park details emerge
In a Ballymoney era court report a jury hears Denis M Auliffe and accomplice describe a September burglary at Rev J B Creagh s Hyde Park residence. The pair claim plans to steal valuables, a pistol is drawn, hats boots and silver keys seized, a fatal confrontation follows. Corroboration from witnesses ties the accused to the crime and the trial includes testimony about the assault on Ring s house in Mallow and a possible motive.
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Barrack Street
North Bridge
New Harrack
Alo
Henry Ruthin
Princenn
Toth
M‘cormac
Connor
Planner
Bivone
Westia
Primour
Tiewt
Mary M'Auliffe
Sarah Connor
Creach
Jdohn Creagh
George Wade
Jobo Foot
DeSharpe
P. Mathias
Thio Bridewell
Lau
Ronkbi
Hare
Auliffe
Cis
Voix
Freemanus
Bato
Patrick Mulay
Ring
Joe
Maleshy
Mallow
Babl-Duor
Peng
Bela
Tan
Mualsehy
Hin Teir
Sier
Ste
Coughlan
Aienaent
Thomas Pyne
Drnes
Teron
Vb Sealy Pearl
Koreas
Jersene
Not Guilty Verdict Read After Prolonged Jury Deliberation
The trial concluded with the jury unable to reach identity of the prisoner but returned a verdict of not guilty after the judge encouraged careful consideration of the evidence. The dramatic proceedings featured repeated readings and questions as jurors weighed testimonies and circumstantial details before reaching the final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Thave
Thor
Atiaba
Peron
Stieward
Mallow
Gure
Cascary
bin Eo
Edward King
Coghlan
Mer Newman
Tumantey
Ehtertain
Dowbt
Gatite
Qiarrerafi An Howe
Windsor Palace awaits Majesty amid travel plans and gout
The Windsor Palace apartments ready for Majesty as spring travel may resume. Reports note a fresh gout attack last night but morning condition improved. Officials mention possible royal moves between town and Windsor and repairs or rebuilding of road relays for post horses.
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Windsor Palace
Windsor
London
Thin Ting
Ila Jolay
Erquiters
Lord Chief Tistive Amends and Luncheon at Stophen’s Green
Saturday reports praise the Lord Chief Tistive and Lord Chancellor with Lady Mannore at Stophen's green mansion. A party of distinguished personages attended as Goatham hosted on Sunday for the lant Tehaw and Keeleaiastien of this country discussed the new Tithe Bill. Limerick fair on Tuesday drew crowds though Miles cows were the only stock listed with no demand for pie and prive.
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Pha
Vridoy
Mannore
Inner
Hik
Margna Wuallesley
Aliheie
Stophen's Green
Goatham
Sadunday
Tehaw
Rencey
Limerick
This Day's Mail From Lanton Mailass Saturday
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local mail summary with garbled phrases about directions and intelligence. Not enough legible facts to identify persons places or events.
Fragmented 19th century notice with many names and places
The text presents a garbled list of names, places, dates, and roles from a historical notice. It mentions various individuals and locales such as Melurary, Paris, Chester, and Georgetown, with scattered titles and positions interspersed, reflecting a damaged archival record.
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Marrero
Sadloweh
Chester
Toy
AMV
Cortiitan
Mo Gallon
Itt
Feneh
Saanboty
Olive Denhiesny
Tile Pasews
Koany Beathay
Tocalen
Botts
Massy
Tate
Weston
Dorset
Promotions and Appointments at Sea Command
Vice Admiral Sir Harry Neale is appointed command of the Majesty's squadron in the Mepea n, replacing Vice Admiral Sir Graham Moody. Rear Admiral Sir George Eyre moves to the South American station, succeeding Commodore Th. Hardy. Numerous captains and officers are listed for command, rank advances, and ship assignments across the fleet, including promotions to commander and lieutenant and postings to ships such as Pandora, Parthian, and Revenge.
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Harry Neale
K.G.C.H
Tie Majesty
Mepean
Graham Moody
George Eyre
K.C.B
Coumodore Sie Th. Hardy
Bart
Charles Grant
Raat Pod
Sir H. Blackwood
Thamas Herbert
Cl Hope Reid
John Smith Jo
Henry Theodosia Brownelier
John Brenton
William Ramaden
George Mic Pechel
Aterander Barkelay
Hebert
Powell
Danaideon
John Langehamp
Iamea Brasier
Joseph Ready
Willi Sandom
Edward Williams Gilbert
Abert Winthrop
Henry Kent
Thomas Busby
William Walder
Charles Stuart Cochrane
Edward Hilbert
Mark Johnne
Wry
Boxer
Win
Burn Bowyer
Hugh Anderson
John Barnet Dundas
Henry Asserneck
John Henderson
Richard Hunery
Vdr
Pa Dobaon
Van Dieman's Land Explorer Narrates Lake Search
A fragmentary diary entry from April 20, 1822, describes a journey across Van Dieman's Land beginning at Clyde River and reaching a large elevated lake after days of travel. The author notes arduous marching over rough terrain, scarce food, and a final sighting of a sprawling lake with numerous islets and wildlife along the shore.
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County Copre
API
Martri James Walsh
Danied Andy
Aloud
Catherine Callin
Mowat Jira
News Caalle- Lyons
Jeremiah Cullinanss
Pri- Hoare
Catherina Cullinane
Lita
Mao
Meinbed
Waieh
Hin
Iithy
Han
Tie
Pes Magnaor
Michaal Mc Aatif
Heraley
North Cork
Riba Yio
Ryder
Cullinane
MR Ring
Patrick Coghtan
Borg
Bailymagouily
Hidg
Lis von
Mine Ning
Edward Ring
Uin House
Hallyimagooly
Mra Ring
Kia
Ftaporiog
Aeroan
Miss Ring
Hind
Laer
Misa Ring
Mias Ring
Me Ring
Jun
Me Tine
Yel
Uhrotieta
Braeman
Mathew
Ewears
Haddes
Marlow
Cure Osperi
Bening Tonl
Coghhin
Cogley
Catherine
Adela
Rosa Eweinigalica
Freeman
Tue
Lanton Mailaf
Neriveal
Wrorge Daly
Byes Boa Bred de de Feine
Dencoun Gel Meals
Covenanters
Camden
Jno
Burnet Dundas
Tye
Crore
CAB
Argos
Husaar
George W. Willes
Tlarn Jain
Pandora Tinla
GO. Herrington
J. Se
John Mildmay
Parthian
Carnation
Rureragil, Bart
Mhan
Strangwaye
Clio
Revenge
Marg Foo
Currie
Sa Ferlair
Tellive
Samuel Roberta
Thomas Herbert
Ryevia
Mar
J. F. Chapman
Ea-Joo
Plaitimare
Thera
Chavien Clavering
Rodney Shannon
Tria Griper
Ouly
van Dieman's Land
van Dhythan
Deland
Clyde
Pfolart Town
Nersed
Alf
Renee Aint
Howell
Streum
Paver Beer
Phe Bewety Ab
Notinees
Tran
Orta Lowe
Pois Lac
Ube
Bras
Pesenal Ne
Goa
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