Will of 1812 under scrutiny in Irish chancery case
The case examines whether the 1812 will of Lord Trimleston, impeached for undue influence and technical admissibility, was the testator's voluntary instrument. It traces family estates at Turvey and Galway, codicils drafted by Lord Trimleston, and alleged manipulation by Lady Trimleston and allies as the Solicitor General urges a new trial after prior verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimleston
Lloyd
Lord Trimleston
Court of Common Pleas
Lords
France
D’alton
Thomas Lord Trimleston
Nicholas Count Barnwall
Galway
King’s County
Rochuck
Dubilo
Roebuck
Allein Eustacy
Miss Eustace
Bath
Norgate
London
Rhodes
England
Lord Kiggsland
Turvey
Lord Fauconberg
Eston
Anil
Trimlodton
Trimléstin
Addiss
C. Butler
Addien
Jwen
Lord Trimeston
Kinmil
Lady Trimleston
Countess D'aléon
Barnwall
Portland-place
Countess D'Alton
Edward
Richard
Tsdaly Beau
Yusay
Timeston
Burnwalls
Cobb
Lordrimleston
Rimleston
Evans
Jord Trimleston
Lord Trimleton
Hustica
Turyay
Frimleston
Kemmis
Barnwalls
Fyan’s
Lord Wrimleston
Mr Cobb
Tarvey House
Alexander Stapleton
William Johnson
Gord ‘Trimles
Prus
Lord Trimlaston
D’ Alton
Turvy
Kingland
Herbert Stewart
L'Rimleston
Mlerbert Stewart
John Joseph Dillon
Lord Teimleston
O'Dever
Lord 'L'Rimleston
Atttorney
Lord Trimteston
Mairnessons
Kensmis
Johnoseph Dillon
Ife
Dillon
Bennett and Brehan
4Th Espinosse
Lord ‘Irimlaton
Lord Trimbeston
Voondon
Ireland
Hin
Twevey House
Fyre
Fee
Eyre
Aboutzsul
Solicitor General Arguments for New Trial In Trial of Lady Trimleston
The Solicitor General delivered a powerful and ingenious argument claiming the verdict was contrary to the weight of evidence and should be set aside for a new trial. The Attorney General spoke against the motion on Tuesday. On Wednesday Mr Saurin appeared for Lady Trimleston after the Solicitor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedigfeadsy
Saurin
Trimleston
Fatal Wincanton Waggon Accident on Hounslow Road
An 18th century inquest reports a fatal collision on the Hounslow road near powder mills. Mr Perno, with Mrs Ruth Mackoul, attempted to pass a seven horse wagon on the near side to avoid dust, was entangled, and both occupants were hurled. The lady died instantly under the wagon wheels. The driver William Perritt faced a verdict of manslaughter. The coroner and jury debated whether the waggoner acted to prevent the pass or caused the accident, with witnesses detailing the near side distance and actions taken prior to the upset. Mr Perno testified the driver blocked the near side and forced him off, while other witnesses supported or contradicted this claim. The inquest began at the Duke's Head Inn with dramatic testimony and concern over road regulations.
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Hounslow
Powder Mills
Perno
Kytham Hill
London
Ruth Mackoul
Brown and Co
Wincanton
Mra Macken
Stirling
Duke’s Head Inn
William Burnet
East Bedfont
Jones
Whitchurch
Tondon
Bedfont
Brown
Brice
Egham
Beadle
Theyas
William Dean
William Perritt
Uey
Ul Manslausehter
Willian Perou
Lendun Pape
Ricardo Lectures on Currency and Exchange Value
A fragment from the Ricardo Lectures discusses the origins of money from barter to coinage, the shift to silver and gold as stable media of exchange, and the roles of production cost and monopoly in determining exchangeable values. It references M'Culloch and notes future lectures on paper currency. The piece also mentions the Rev. Edward Irving among followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo
Didmod
Colonel Torrens
M‘culloch
Spica
Isley
M'Culloch
Edward Irving
Croes-street Cel Biity
Sessions at Sixmilebadge on Insurrection Act trials
Court of Special Sessions at Sixmilebadge Clare adjourned proceedings with twenty five magistrates present. Daniel Beoggy and Duo Broggy were acquitted after being charged with lying and possessing ammunition. John Minogue fined for contempt. James Hancon convicted and sentenced to seven years transportation. Several others were acquitted for absence from home at illegal hours. Several defendants faced riot and assault charges in Kexle with prison terms. No convictions under the resurrect Act at Cork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixmilebadge
County Clare
Blackhurne
Scott
Daniel Beoggy
Sea
Duo Broggy
Michael Hickey
John Buckley
John Minogue
Roger Garvey
Lavier
David
Patrick Plannery
John Logan
James Hancon
Cratloe
Blackburn
Coonagh
Owney Bog
Cork
Kexle
Assistanc
Lant
Kesane Savage
Patrick Boyce
Sal O'Neil
Thomas Conn
John Wall
John Dore
Nmothy Keating
Flos Keating
Wm. Burtiaser
James Francie Evans
Kdward Switzer
Eeisehoist
Wm. Carter
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