Plaintiffs Claim Damages After Royal Affair Exposed
The jury found for the plaintiff 800 pounds after a lengthy trial over a scandalous royal affair. Testimonies described a doomed liaison, claims of betrothal, and family opposition. The defense argued damages would ruin the defendant, but the court ordered compensation for the plaintiff.
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Lake
Maria Tivang
Puller
Maran Garrow
Faulkner's Dublin Journal News of European War Preparations
Continent arrivals promise updates on Russia and Turkey. Afi Pacha relief at Janina may alter plans as Russia may demand a reference from the Russian ambassador. The Porte delays, but European powers show rising discontent. Turkey's mobilization grows around Suvyrna and the Pruth, with firman for universal conscription reported. Moldavia and Walachia suffer under Turkish rule, peasants and nomads endure oppression, and rumors of plots against Marseille and London surface in private letters.
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la Naples
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Outrageous murders and communal unrest in Tipp erary and Kilkenny
Reports from Clonmel and Cork detail brutal murder near Nine Mile House with two men nearby. Kilkenny districts report robberies and arson by whiteboys. Authorities describe trials, executions, and patrol actions. cottier notes apprehension of several suspects and calls for order amid widespread intimidation and property damage.
Executions Report From Rossommon and Cork Gaol
A late 18th or early 19th century letter from El pila describes clashes in Rossommon with a mob attacking police and two leaders, Cormick M Garry and Michael Vighe, jailed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. It notes an earlier escape from Tastaxairos gaol. In Cork, William Leary faced execution at Gallows Green for murder of David Stanley, showing penitence and naming Mrs Stanley’s complicity in the crime. The article covers other executions, including Fitzgerald and Walker for whiteboyism, with details of hangings and dissections at the infirmary.
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Michael Vighe
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Tastaxairos
William Leary
David Stanley
Gallows Green
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Wand
Lis Xenteuea
England
Gant
Erie
Lia Ragor
Stanley Wax
Yeard
Kinsale
Stanley
Bay of England
Eoen
Mbare
Leary
Stucley
Fit
Sharif
Shunggulden
Edmund Fitzgerald
Irish Execution and Aftermath Report in Limerick
The text describes a robbery case against Air Morgen of Durm ov of fire sros, the execution of Rev. Mr Elogan and Rev Mr Fitzgerald, and their denunciations of peasant uprisings. It notes a sermon urging allegiance and loyalty, details officers’ testimonies, and states Fitzgerald and Walker were hanged and buried at the insurgents hole behind the old county gaol in Limerick after arrival Thursday afternoon.
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Hatok
Elogan
Walker
Fitzgerald
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Morgan
Bin
Vithuerald
Limerick
Old County
The Fate of Watson in Nashville 1820 21
An 1822 letter describes Watson, a Nashvi lle figure tied to Mary Payter, his elopement, and a life of drinking, theft, and crime. He was tried for burglary and robbery, with separate sentences including hanging on February 5 and branding. A reprieve request was denied and Nashville papers likely report the execution.
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Aim
Baltimore
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Nashville
Tonnedien
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Guild of Morghaial members meet at Shakespeare Gallery
On quarter day a large Gauild of Morghaial attendance gathered at the Shakespeare Gallery Exchequer street. Mr Ness proposed a resolution to exclude Freemen by religion, then abstaining by law, loyalty and good conduct to be required. Mr Studdart moved an amendment that no guild rule exists to exclude religion, carried almost unanimously. A committee was set to draft an address to the Marquis of Wellesley for a Post Hall opening soon.
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Shakespeare Gallery
Exchequer Street
Ness
Rose
Stud
Madrid killings and royal palace riot rumor in April dispatch
A Paris printed letter claims Riego and other constitutional leaders were assassinated as Madrid mobs seized the Royal Palace and dispersed the royal family. The report’s credibility is uncertain, with B reported to have seen the letter. A rumored marriage alliance links Lord Privilege and Lady Curvive Graham to Mantrose ducal family.
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Riego
Wis
Prudbve
Duke of Northumberland
Curvlive Graham
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