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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 11, 1824

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Trial of Hare murderers ends with guilty verdict

The court heard testimony on Major Hare's murder with witnesses describing a scene at Major Hare's home. The jury found all prisoners guilty and the judge sentenced them to be hanged on Monday, with the bodies to be delivered for dissection. Additional trials and death sentences were noted for other murder cases in Co Kilkenny and Abbeyfeale, including Patrick Thennet and Charles Dawly.

Wilencks Minnane Baer Creagh Willian Smith Major Phare Che Alame Fiingerall Patrick Frawley Fitzerrab Dore'a Sriddertaf Yunratty Major Hare Cross Goold Are Lnmon Tom John Oliver Fitzgeral Jesus Bat Aday Murtagh Daniel Flinn Charles Vawley John Arcnett Coulnamadda Abbeyfeale Patrick Thennett Michael Gorman Oliver Fitzgerald Bennett Vandeleurc Daniel Flin Charles Dawly Belogs Mid Eastry Bank Black New Orleans Livarpool Advertiser Southampton Hag Kenyon Liverpool John Weolruff John Beddows Tranmere Excise Cheshire King’s Tobacco Warehouse Colomia Puerta Cabello Europe Waterloo Acumm Blereford Cambrien Strack Coaches 12Th Lancers Bristol Brighton Meinday Bam Turner Stroud Wavertree Lancashire Wedmore J. Barrow Birch Jourmil Vroveneter Pov Cros Belliin Gloucester Geo. Talbor Pres Hurta Leeds Pawr

Grand Jury Sworn in Queen's County Norbury Remarks

Lord Norbury presided as Grand Jury was sworn at Queen's County. He praised members led by Sir Henry Parnell and warned against delays, urged support for parochial schools, and noted tensions with Crown solicitor Mr Geale and Chamberlain Walker. A second panel was later sworn in, with Foreman Hon. Colonel Henry Kine and others. The sheriff and officials observed orderly county progress amid ongoing legal proceedings and upcoming trials.

Queen's County Martborough Avorer Lord Norbury TNR Grand Jury Henry Parnell Thomas Cosby Mathew Cassan W. D. Burrowes James White Jonathan Chetwood George Adair James Grattan Ireland Turation Tretia Venry Viel Chaplath Chamber Tain’ Walker Mr Greale Geale Aly Chamberlain Walker Ballinakill Wrallece Hal Teem Carkiew Uviher Stig Asstzes Llaron Watson County Court Granading Henry Kine Edward Synge Cooper Mts John Irwin Alexander Perceval Chas William O'Brien John Jones Grant Davies Wis Lorishty

Court session notes from a historic Irish Commission

In a disorderly transcript the Grand Jury and Lord Norbury hear remarks from Mr Cassar and Dr Jacob, with a long list of names. The Lord Chief Justice notes county peace, road repairs funding, and urges diligence in public business. A communication from Mrs Gregory about road improvements is referenced.

Charles Powell Lesho Barriven Westenra Charles O Destin Afi No Mores Powery Geer Moser Begra Esgis John Evelyn Shirky H Q Ed Thes

Lincoln Anseses Joan v Rev Crim Con case in Cornwall

An 19th century Crim Con action details a client, Mr John of Penzance, and his wife, Mrs. John, separated after a troubled marriage. The defendant, a reverend, allegedly used sacred duties to pursue the lady, with defense arguments challenging the sufficiency of the plaintiff's evidence to prove misdeeds under statute timelines.

Crim Denman John Penzance Cornwall Misa Grills Palmer Redburn Lincolnshire

PROVING MINING PROJECTS IN WATERFORD COUNTY

A Waterford Chronicle report notes that the Irish Mining Company has commissioned Prof. Foley to assess the Battalion Mer Polev works. The examiner’s sketch and feasibility report are favorable, and the county’s minerals may soon support renewed industrial activity. local officials praise the alluvial gains and potential for reopening the mines.

Foley County Wexford Sava Waterford Wrate Castle Lackan Ballina William Vesey Fitzgerald Clare Electora Liemerick Rice M.D Limerick Cavera Durke County Waterford Che Irish Wadong Vecemary Thoman Dougall P . Foley Battalion Mer Polev

Public Lighting Relief Observed At Dublin

The Lord Mayor and Lord Lieutenant led a deputation to the Vire Repubborie to seek intervention on the metropolis lighting issue. The audience included the Marquis Wellesley and other officials. the Lord Lieutenant listened, read his response, and left the room with modest but firm remarks. A later town meeting applauded Welkinford’s arrival while reports from Clonmel and Kilkenny described prison escort journeys and educational debates.

Yesterlay Mayer Wellesley Terence Col. Shaw Tani Welinord Clonmel Merah Dubin Clonmel Wmnkler Sheas Lonmel Kilkenny Dunn Kilmeinham Prison Kibahain Sunny Clunwel Dublin Enocation Cowaisstox Reaely Commission of Educationa Cherm Rew Exchange Ellis State of Ireland Howe Commons Malem

Verdict for defendant in a murder case at Briggs

The jury returned a verdict of not guilty for the defendant James Wetherill a 21 year old chimney sweeper in a Briggs murder trial. The prosecution alleged a plan to kill Verridipe with a pistol during a confrontation. Circumstantial evidence and a confession to another man were cited. The judge ordered a verdict of acquittal and the defendant returned to his cell.

Nicelson Valliwin Dean de Reorerse Anand

Parliament of Halyrny Scene And Massy Monuments

A fragmentary notice describes a painting set in the ancient Prince of Halyrny chamber, with Mary’s portrait and two attendants. It discusses the scampering of a likely murder work by Burder, praised by critics and a magistrate, and mentions a subscription for a monument to Watt.

Pesiden H Dun Halyrny Mary Wilkie Burder Conn Watt Ems Caledonian Mercury Biney An

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