City Asslans Case Ends Without Conviction
A fragmentary report notes the matter of Mijur Tare, Me Going, and Prodorion Vovit. The City Asslans finished without a carital conviction and a woman and man were to be transported, per the readable lines.
09 Aug 1822
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 09, 1822
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes the matter of Mijur Tare, Me Going, and Prodorion Vovit. The City Asslans finished without a carital conviction and a woman and man were to be transported, per the readable lines.
The King's County Assizes ended with two capital convictions and multiple verdicts. Mryny Manghan and Jatin Murphy faced prison terms for varied offenses, while Henry Martin and Robert Spanier were found guilty of murder in an April 1921 case, with detailed testimony describing the violent events and witness accounts. The jury later returned Not Guilty on a separate count, and mercy was considered for the murder defendants with a respite granted pending government consultation.
Darby Meagher John Morrissey James Tennessy Philis Gorman Patrick Browne Patrick Gorman and Wa Gorman faced assault charges for attacking the Shea dwelling and aiding a shooter aimed at Patrick Fitzpatrick. Witnesses described armed assailants firing on those inside and threatening to burn the house unless surrender occurred. The incident followed disturbances in the district near Tubber on October 26 with multiple casualties and ongoing pursuit.
In Carlow a crowd of about twenty thousand gathered to witness the execution of Michael Finnegan, his son Hue Finnegan, and William Nowlan for burglary and robbery in Grandford. The elder Finnegan admitted past thefts, the trio faced the gallows at 3:30 PM after a reprieve delay, and others involved are to be transported. Captain Whelan praised for bringing offenders to justice. The scene drew vast crowds from Carlow and Kildare with disorder and drunkenness afterward.
The widow of Ali Pacha of Joannina arrives in Constantinople with a Christian priest an Avent and a Jew in his employ. She receives distinguished treatment as officials seek information about Ali Pacha’s hidden treasure and whether much of his wealth remains untapped. Kingston and Skibbereen residents regret Captain M'Namara leaving town while Professors from the Royal Academy of Music are named. A marriage is planned between Tort Mandesille and Miss Spartow with entailed estates involved.
The Lords pass the Irish Tithes Leasing Bill amid debate on its effect for Ireland. Lords discuss reform, finances, and relief measures as the Commons returns notes on Debtors and slave trade, with the Crown’s speech outlining cost-saving and Ireland relief plans. The session opens with a royal procession and a prorogation to October.
In Crllin House the Crown dispenses with usual installation rules and, by patent, grants King Frederick the Sixth of Denmark full power and authority as Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. Land Chamberlain records show the Lord Chamberlain’s appointment and officials named.
Fragmentary report describes Thig and Mtr Gaeer, an arouant figure, discussing Ven eat by édick Jars for Landan before a balloon ascent from Cueltenham. Remarks about a failed Cian FOOL event, a waved card from an instrument like a harp, and references to Mira Coultey as a passenger appear in jumbled prose with numerous transcription errors.
In the Lords on Monday night the Earl of Livearoon hinted at further improving Ireland's tithe system. The Masasty closed the session with a Throne Speech noting foreign assurances toward peace with Russia and the Ottoman Porte and King Louis alluded to Ireland's distress urging unity and benevolence across the Empire.
Reports from Madrid describe public appearances of the Kiva Quxey and Pawegs amid ongoing ministerial attacks and allegations. Details cover accusations against the Ministry, proposed moves to unite loyal guards with old battalions, a confiscation sentence against the Prince, and judicial probes into the Aranjuez conspiracy with the King’s apparent awareness.
A Parliamentarian conspiracy case spreads through Saumur with General Bertos in custody and deputies accused of involvement. Rumors report arrests of Chamber members in Calais and a debated session in the Chamber of Deputies amid treason accusations tied to the Hundred Days era.
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