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Dublin Journal

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Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 17, 1823

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Court of Beatchequer dramatizes brutal bailiff assault case

In Dublin, a jury hears a false imprisonment action against bailiffs led by Wildridge. The tale recounts unlawful entry on a Sunday, brutal beating of Mr Dunn and his son, attempted stabbing of the daughter, and public house detentions. Evidence portrays bailiffs as drunk and violent, with calls for justice and high emotions in the Recorder’s Court.

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Lin Ludson Wildridge Dunn North William-storet Recorder's Court Arma Newgate Peter Mathews Mathews Hin Suilutofte Swame Sheil Ela Tip Valentine Dann North William-street Sherlock Hrenan AD Namara Brenan the Winters Witness Plaintiffs Plaintiff Winnesa Twigg Little Britain Street M‘namara Plaintif Rolleston Myrmidon William N Street Alderman Tyndall Duew Tyndall June Dunn Gilbert Paver Tyne Dail Haldaghan Jane Dunnon Lite Hirtam Street Giorniner Wunn Martyne Rice Ho Xaw Tere Haron Exaviva Grabham Ben P Connell Mdonagh M‘donagh M‘donough Ildridge M'Donough Corporal M'Donagh Mr O'Connell M'Donagh Imaid O'Connell Jinecer Martyon Rice Harmg Damawea Coats R. Johnson Holleston, Hamilton, and Hare Wm. Wildridge Geta
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Damages contested after bailiffs arresting debtor in Kilmainham trial

A court heard the case of a plaintiff who fended off bailiffs and a man dressed as a laborer during a July arrest attempt. Witnesses, including a maid and bailiffs Mathews Rice and Downey, described the scuffle and a later Sunday arrest attempt, while defense counsel Ridley argued the plaintiff’s actions were exaggerated and unjustified.

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Matthewa Rolleston Tyndall Wildridge Yani Sherlock Bai Downey Satantay Wade Julice Plaintiff's Plaintiff Ohinson Crusoe Wil Ar Ana Law Lion Rice Mathews Canal Bridge Inlaintiff Northilliam-street Ren O’connell Witness Dunn Newgate M‘cartney Thomas M‘donagh Meath North William-street Brenan Meath T
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Morality and Perjury Trial in Arraigned Bailiff Case

A trial recounts how Cor poral M Donagh and witnesses faced questions of perjury and truth in a disputed arrest. The jury ultimately found for the plaintiff, awarding one hundred fifty pounds in damages and costs.

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Will validity and equity clash in Villars will case

In the Court of King's Bench on December 19, the Scott v Scott matter tested the Hennah Villars will. Aged eighty four at death, she left most assets to charities in Limerick and made substantial gifts to the defendant, Bindon Scott, sparking questions of sound mind and disposal. The jury found for the defendant after presentation of prior wills and supporting letters. In a separate action assumpsit, Scott & Co. sued for goods and hire on a chaise. the court allowed part of the claim but directed further action for remaining charges.

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Court OF King's Bench Scott Limerick Pinkerton Robinson Carey's Street London Alderman Watson Houldarhs Meridith
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Bath beauty Mrs Tudor dies on way to Italian Opera

Wee Batil reports that Mrs Tudor, famed beauty and former Bath toast, aged 45, collapsed in her chair near the Queen's Parade on the way to the Italian Opera under Colonel Palmer. Once paralysed years earlier, she gradually recovered to walk with a cane before dying suddenly.

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Queen's Parade Tudor Antacs Penwith
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