A Gruesome Recorder Court Case in London
The Recorder presided with Aldermen as Brenan Sherlock Mathews and M Namara stood trial for falsely imprisoning and assaulting Valentine Dunn and family on July 6. Evidence showed Dunn defending property then beaten in his hall. Young Dunn and Jane Dunn testified amid gun and weapon threats. The case highlighted police-like arrest issues and local fear of violent trespass in North William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Exshaw
Hamilton
Sir Thomas Whelan
Brenan
Sherlock
Mathews
M‘namara
Valentine Dunn
Sen
Jane Dunn
Chaimberlaine Walker
Dunn
North William-street
Matthews
Mr Dunn
North William Street
Mr Namara
Traverser
Ife
Justice Moore
Court of Common Pleas
Sun
William Dunn
Dan
Gibbs
Britain
Newgate
Witness
Gilbert
Newpate
M. Tamilton
Piece
Sin Dinen
Wore Hess
Newwate
Vier
Giadbert
Tito
Galbert
Warrant dispute leads to guilty verdict for false imprisonment
Witnesses discuss authority for arrest at Newgate, debating writ and warrant validity. Recorder clarifies need for writ as authority, jury convicts prisoners of false imprisonment and assault after evaluating proper arrest and force used. Sentences range from one week to seven months for Sherlocks and others.
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Rice
Newgate
Jhinn
Gilbert
Dunn
Tanisten
Aix
Sheil
Plaintf
Urey
Walker
Mathews
Drogheda
Nes
Sherlocks
Vo Noneare
Psonante
Chacuherlain Walker
AL Uaedibeer
D' Lay
Asert
Mire
Wilbridge
Fragments From Ailing London Society Chronicle
A garbled London Society report hints at a scandal involving the society for mite and manufacture and other unnamed figures. The text describes a series of incidents, deaths, investigations, and court events with numerous unreadable names and locations, reflecting a messy OCR and partial details of a social page.
Humours of Donnybrook Cartoons and Riots at the Fair
At Brown's L juestrian theatre visitors crowded. A dwarf was tossed by Awag, who then faced a swift counter, the dwarf delivering a chin reminder and vanishing. A grand row erupted in the tents, several prisoners taken. Later attacks on the College street division yielded more prisoners. A watch led to arrests for robbery at the fair and for stealing a pocket from Catherine Bow in Donnybrook. Several defendants appeared for trial or bail.
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Awag
Brown
L Juestrian Theatre
Peecavi
College Street
Heap Potter-Orrice
Nicholas M.manus
R. Manning
Loftus Bryan
Bride-street
CoLiror-stager
Mr Goodison
College-street
Williamstown
John Barnet
Michael Doolan
John Byrne
Jines Redmond
Jas. Carty
Simon Byrne
Christopher Turner
Catherine Bow
Donnybrook
Easuleomission
Richard Keenan
Michael M. Mahon
Miaben
Mercer
Keenan
Newgate
Mary Anne Murray
David Davis
Irish Whiteboy Attacks and Threats Reported in County Limerick
A Sunday night raid on Dennis Conden of Dee las near Rathkeale saw armed men flog his servant Barry and compel him to quit his master’s employ. They also swore Conden’s wife to provide milk and to be more liberal in the future. A Friday night assault on John Carroll’s house near Ardagh forced him to abandon farm duties and issue written warnings to workers, while a group in Shanwerelden attacked Vatrech Shanchinessy and others faced beatings. The report covers multiple disturbances, threats, and a pending execution order for Jeremiah Noonan, with further unrest noted among herdsmen and locals amid a tense county scene.
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Milton
Leeds
Trious
Mercury
Iyg
Odice
Duke of Hamilton
Farquhar
Fonthill
Lis
London
G. L. Fox
York
Comus
Interpreter
Blinder
Fasnton
France
Monsieur
Gobelins
Lyons
Cemeny
Pere-la Chaise
Rue Richlieu
Monsieur Freycinet
Mary
Fitz- Allan
Duke of D 'Aball
Fitz-Allen
Deborah
N. B. Fitz-Allen
Miss Thompson
Captain Aimwell
Ile
Dennis Conden
Deelas
Rathkeale
Barry
Conden
Trimerick Chron
John Carroll
Glensharold
Ardagh
Frawley
General Rock
Sennieht
Vatrech Shanchinessy
Carans
Shanwerelden
Duncahad
Shanagelden
Beestens Phere
Jeremiah Noonan
Bayer
Mion Gabeta Uepecwlater
Zine
Chrus
Chief Justice Fitzgerald of Sierra Leone Dies at Fifty
Obituary notes the early life of Eon Kidward Fitzgerald of Limerick, his move from law to journalism, editorship of The Pilot, and his service as Chief Justice in Sierra Leone. He died June 3 after illnesses while serving in the British African settlement, beloved by colleagues and the Duke of York.
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Tie
Sierra Leone
Eon Kidward Fitzgerald
Lie
Limerick
Trinity College
Coke
Littleton
London
Ile
Morning Chronicle
Pilot
India House
Fitzgerald
Mer Samuel
Duke of York
Vnlvar
Filarerald
Tle
Niente
Patrick Blocs
Meleart
Oredesanu
Loueer
Cera
Mia Sterne
Dave Costa
Siena
Roegghoo
Lee
Barta
Lea
Fragmentary OCR Note from Unknown Source
Fragmentary text mentions a sequence of garbled phrases and scattered items. It is unclear what event or person is involved. The readable portions do not reveal a coherent news item or actionable details.
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Aimwell
Lord G.’s
Lady S's Hall
G. D
Magazin Des Odes
Susan Percy
Anne
Fitz Allen
Pera
Guards
Pagan
St. George's Church
John the Foutmman
G. EB
Recorder’s Court
London Society For the
Societe
Sivner Gand JP
Nrce
Tela
Ravine
Ripe
Catia
Hove
Tenieray
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