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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 08, 1816

Page

4

Lawtey and Milltown Assizes Highlight Executions

Frida Andrews Kellys is to be hanged on September 14 for maiming Andrew McNamara at Milltown Fair and Andrew McMahon faces the same fate for robbery at Patrick Mahon’s house in Newpark Essex. Patrick Mahon fined twenty and jailed six months for assaulting Patrick McGuane. John Nelson senior and John New junior jailed for assault on Patrick Rochfort. Whiteboyism cases abandoned as prosecutors did not appear. Near Ennis and Olaagow, unrest flares with a soup kitchen riot. military and sheriffs intervene, several rioters arrested, some wounded by stones while police fire in self defense.

Ennis Frida Our Assizes Lauerence Kellys Andrew M‘namara Milltown Andrew M‘mahon Patrick Mahon Newpark Patrick M'Mahon Patrick M‘guane John Nelson Sen John New Patrick Rochfort Ior Clare Journal Calton 6Th Dragoon Guards Highlanders Glasgow Herald

Maidstone Bible Association Holds Third Anniversary Meeting

The Maidstone Bible Association held its third anniversary in the town hall on a Wednesday evening. Rev G Noel chaired, with a large gathering. An abstract report noted 1600 annual reports and 700 addresses printed for village visits, 96 new subscribers in Maidstone, and a Lenham branch thriving under aid from Maidstone.

G. Noel W. Syckehnoore Neighourhoood Maidstone Lenham Ianiah

Kent Auxiliary Bible Society Anniversary Meeting

Thursday in Canterbury the fourth anniversary was held at the Town Hall chaired by the Earl of Romney. The Hon Rev G Noel reported that 3640 Bibles and Testaments were distributed in the last year, totaling 16 898 since formation. Speakers urged continued support as resolutions were unanimously agreed.

Canterbury Earl of Romney G. Noel Kent Auxiliary Fonda Kentish Bank William Geary Steinhoff Patent Institution Kennedy Slatterie Jacobson Robertson Hollands Chapman Rider G. T. Noel Earl Romney

Waterford Assizes Trial of John Shea Burglary Robbery

The Waterford Assizes opened with Grand Jury sworn by Justice Osborne. James Dower and Michael Doolan cases ended in acquittals or dismissals, while John Shea was found guilty of burglary and robbery and sentenced to be hanged on the 17th. Other defendants faced preliminary trials with mixed outcomes. The court adjourned through the third day with juries considering multiple indictments.

Justice Osborne John Palliser Comragh Richard Power Clashmore Richard Keene Belmont Nuttall Greene Klmanahan Robert Aviavke Woodhouse Anthony Chearnley Saltbridge William Henry Kiily Derryvoile Arthur Fleming Mount Congreve John Nugent Humble Clonkenoran Richard Uber Cappagh Percy Scott Smyth Headborough Francis Drew Macallup John Dease Langity Ballyduff Pierre George Barron Carrickbarron Henry St. George Cole Aantown William Barron Carrickharron Thomas M'Owire Clonea David Hearn Shanakill Thomas Carew Ballinamora John Stevens Dromina Thomas Boyse Tyllagh William Gur Paul Ballyglan Edmond Barrett Snugborough Esgis Michael Doolan Michael Doolar Christopher William Hannan Tallagh Daniel Goulding Croan Timothy Coghlan Timothy Nowlan Janes Dower Thomas Barry Clarkstown James Moroney James Mahony James Parker Farmer Parker Patrick Meade Daniel Hennessy Kilwatermoy John Shea John Power Clondaniel Matthew Smyth Baron M'Clelland Waterford

City Court Grand Jury Indicts Prisoners For Trial

Baron McClelland presided in the city court where a Grand Jury sworn included Aldermen John Burchall John Denis and peers. Prosecutors were summoned and indicted. prisoners were arraigned and ordered ready for trial on Friday.

Baron McClelland John Burchall Pureman John Denis James Wallace James Markie Joby Perkins Henry Alcogh William Barton William Milward John Harris Thomas Quan H. Ald Batley Thomas Sargett W. M. Ardagh Arthur Birnie Francis Drapes Abraman Symes David Sones William Huot Charles Pout Eves

Indictment in Waterford murder case and city court notes

Catherine Keeffe faces indictment for aiding in the murder of Michael Landers in Waterford County while serving a writ. Landers died in Waterford County, and trials must occur there. Michael Han non convicted of manslaughter in Edward Phelan’s case and sentenced to burn in the hand and one year imprisonment with security. Baron McClelland reviewed two county records.

Catherine Keeffe Abettin Thomas James Keeffe Michael Landers Landers Waterford Michael Hannon Edward Phelan Baron McClelland

Armagh Assizes Grand Inquest Opens Trials

At Armagh on August 2, Rt Hon Mr Justice Daly opened the commission in the Crown Court. The grand inquest included William Richardson Foreman and other notables. Trials: John M Cardle guilty of forging notes from Bank of Ireland and Gordon's Bank. seven years transportation. Several defendants faced rioting and theft charges with mixed verdicts and sentences.

Armagh Justice Daly Crown Court William Richardson M. P. Foreman H. Caulfield Robert Harden Charles Brownlow Charles Eastwood John Ninore Thomas Ball James Strange Nicholas George Johnston Joshua M.geough Jonathan Seaver James Johnston James Portle Michalas A. Cope James Wolfe M.neale Roger Hall George Robinson William Blacker William N. Thompson Walter Clarke William Loftie Kegis Thomas Atkinaga Joseph Atkinson John M Cardle Bank of Ireland Gordon's Bank Newcome Bank, of Ireland Thomas Johnston Edward Hanton Brien Hanlon Ferdinand Hunt Mathew Hanlon William Hart James Mallon William Falls Michael Kelly Isaac Glenny John Melling John Conlan Patrick Kinny Michael M Ateer Peter McAnalty Rotten Rock William Hinds Mary , Hinds John Kinny M’ateer M'‘Nulty John Quin Arthur Irwin

Irish Taxes on Dwellings Include Fire Hearth Rates

A Schedule outlines annual rates duties and taxes for each dwelling with outbuildings and rooms, applying to fire hearths and stoves. Exemptions cover royal castles Dublin Trinity College charity hospitals and certain lodgings rules for multiple hearth counts and public buildings.

His Majesty's Castle of Dublin Ireland College of the Holy Trinity Queen Elizabeth Tropolis Bos Oppostenaners

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