Conviction Report on Mrs Torrance Murders in Ireland
The article reports guilty verdicts for two men linked to the murder of Mrs. Torrance, detailing judicial proceedings and political shifts in Ireland. It notes appointments within the government, including Treland and India related positions, and mentions changes in legal offices and potential emancipation support tied to Lord Grenville’s ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Dublin Castle
East Indian Empire
Shaw
C. Compie
Jas
Tyre
Grenville Pri
Charles Wo Woon
Boars
Cautroal
Canning
Arites
Wynn
Lbs Warquis
Hastings
Sail
India
Prelimergia
Ireland
Sauriu
Pustice
Lent Norberg
Plinkett
Pine Kets
Isngland
Treland
Tharain
Plinkels
Biden
Raonthald
Bert Inet
Duauded
Wao
Pather
Plonkett
Trish Caancery
Sonthiey
Laura
Lord Noroury
Elief
Common Pleas
Downes
Brétivk Graecker
Lume
Lereford
Avar Boyle
Sivce
Koscommon Gavl
Ataluac
Willis
Hestmeath Journal
David Baxter
Cove
Cll
Messrs
BR. Tint Co
Addresses Formed to Welcome His Majesty and Favorable Admin
The council met at William Street to prepare a congratulatory address to His Majesty on his safe arrival in British dominions and to thank Mr Grant, the chief secretary for Ireland, for his service. A committee was appointed to draft the addresses and the assembly adjourned after the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Street
Bia
British Dominions
Karl Talbot
J. B. Fitzsimons
Sutter
Mart Walbot
Grant
Samuel Neville
Ale. Neville
Sherify and Commons
Crrtut
Grout
Neville
Longevity in a Panic of Michael Prana’s Household
In the town of Ralivracyet a paper notes Michael Prana aged nine years and nine months and his travels through many lands. He lives in Canouell Castle Drive and has journeyed with a gentleman, visiting Palestine and distant seas before his master died. The youth, now in poor circumstances after a shipwreck, is described with family details and health, with another local resident named William Carroll mentioned in the same parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralivracyet
Michael Prana
Vietsitn Ley
Clftues
Canouell
Nene
Ezbs
Comany
Tontoin
Maroney
Aden
Sie
Glaly
Dancin
Laurent Pean
Ula Ia
Saris
Wil
Iam Carroll
Lealia
Weil
Fragmented 1828 London Gazette military commissions
From Saturdays London Gazette dated 1828 detailing army promotions and purchases. Officers named include Ler Walker, Racop, Denham, Barrell, and Simpain among others. Notes cover cornet duties, purchases of commissions, promotions to captain and major, and appointments in the Dragoon and Ports Mouth regiments.
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Darang Steout
Moe
Dana
Machood Unigtingdva
Legvennor
War Offce
Dee
Draysorus
Wan Terry
Cornet
Ty Purchase
View Parry
Goss
Psth
Rewt
Bt Dragoons
Cornat d. Laswrenson
Pure Lass
Racop
Deigsuns
Endza
Mody
Eveian
Pareansa
Seth A Asta Sien
Deng Tter
Barrell
W. Nuilly
Mido
Mateeney
Gry
Royal Mint
Dyer
Wied
Weather worsens floods and bridge damage in County
A letter from Varuitbars reports worsening weather across the county. Roads between Ballystiandan and Bontehirs are blocked by floodwaters while coach horses are driven to safety. Rivers and drains overflow, fields drowned, crops ruined, and towns face isolation as scenes resemble a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballystiandan Ki
Lice
Reuser
Dearie
Aletter
Varuitbars
County Rowe Common
York
Gouin
Altonos
Les
Dareford
Ofaeia
Lamia
Pete
Awe
Weiler
Court of King's Bench recounts bribery case trial in London
The jurors heard Mr William Wright a tavern keeper and Mrs Wright testify in a suit against a linen draper from Norwich. The defendant is accused of attempted bribery and improper advances toward the plaintiff during visits to London, with witnesses detailing visits, conduct, and alleged actions. The court heard arguments from Mr Scarlets and other counsel as the case progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHUM
Mir
Meurian
Denian
Polinete
Phandtit
Gurnay
Scarlets
William Wright
Norwick
Lesdon
Meal Plains
Gente
Theircacaf
Plaitads House
Wriaht
Wright
Cabiel
Fragmented OCR reflects unrest and errata across a town scene
The readable fragments describe economic strain with reduced prices for essentials and low artisan wages. It references robberies, civic concerns, and a jumble of place names and figures, hinting at social tension, public notices, and local disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
Joe Tie
Davrndl
Tarmiene
Pinpien Alergy
Miriam
Piensa Atrert
Biedeath
Glenn Ecetse
Roy I
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Torrancls
Murdieriers
Herefordshire
Methebr
Aaron
Hay Asincaure
Bopioneh
Beresford
Ives Ron
Cork
Bertine
Gare
Giet
Bareine
Mondas
Daniel Leas
el Garett
Usher's Quay
Pttow Colleses
Ieee
Oslo
Pat Para
Metiliy
Tb Abuevi
Cel
MIE Corporation
London Gazette
Giras Tanna
Vamy
Vision Coe Firme
Sant Cathe
Horry
Court OF King's Bench
London
Wey Sry
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