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Dublin pavement case looms as witness testifies
A Dublin pavement case unfolds with Mr Home accused of breaking a street pavement to be cleared, while witnesses describe a candlelit scene from his shop opposite Sackville Street. Lawyers clash over summons timing and day specificity as Major Taylor and Mr Finlay argue for defense and continuity of police procedure.
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Mac Tail
Rae Kletes
Pipkad
Mac Natly
Home
Pincay
Folway
Commons
Mat Naccy
Fiveay
Mac Nalllly
Finlay
Major ‘Parcor
MacNally
Major Taylor
Tlame
Commissioners of Excise
MacNatty
Roger Culeman
Fistay
Dublin
MacNanty
Frutay
Thomas Blanchfield
Mr. Home
Mr.Home
Ddr
Finday
Arg
Msorangg
Ieee
Aloms
Hines
Ar. Piskey
Parnell
Taylor
Pinlay
Hillam Pavnett
Satnsilay
Seckilbo-street
Wlauchfeld
Blanchfield
Myr
Mbyse
Iran
Lis Pert
Howe
Jame
Mir. Finlay
Uylandra
Mir
MacNatly
Cruse
Funvay
Archibald Sherry
Sackville Street
Tackerty
Hidstinl
Barkstreet
Mr. MacNally
Alirail
Gowe
Rae Stip
Wien
Comimiaioters
Themgeprey
Puts
Pliptidskis Opoe
Cotmbhia
Het Bisteine
Npi
Perann
Gur Light Company
Flame
Mac Naney
Finley
MacNullyta
Atien
Hoare
Alderman Bixdao
Nk Uriten
Dublie
Lunduo
Taaffa
Faly
Capel-Street
Rieamne Ee
Capclairert
Aumont
Tia
Weland
Talbot
Lord Lieutenant
Counsil
Ordnance
Spain
Africa
West Indies
America
North America
United States of America
Privy Council of Ireland
Great Britain
Manners
C. Erne
de Montmoreancy
Charles Kildare
A Coote
IF. Downes
George Ledhwith
Jim Saurin
God Save the King