Fragmentary Trial Narrative of Chester Estate Murder Case
Jurors find Pon Heawn alias Ponny and Penules guilty of being accessaries before the fact while Sparks and Cuffee are found guilty. Trial recounts a Chester estate murder of Alf Edwards and Mr Mowat, with witnesses detailing assaults, wounds, and conspiracies. Sentences include public hangings postponed, with executions to be carried out at Lindon Park estate between ten and twelve, and later escapes and attempted recapture of condemned men.
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Tina Poona
Beter
Widtsan Badretong
Danes Cooineburn
Haney Gordan
Wile Lian Tit
Gionre Oogles
Payrs
Fom Brose
Thraitol
Cuffee
Annes Mahone
Dade Dalar
George
Tommy
Becwardsend
Spinks
Cultea
Plese
Atv Ting
Pune
Mertus
Chester
Gabe Lectin
Estebes
Pont
Phanthes
Helwarts
Hamlet
Helwirdy
Bin
Coad
Tisset
Cage
Witnisa
Sparks
Alee
Mowat
Hanes
Alf Edwards
Edwards
Aurder
Beestie
bin Goo Simpson
Awegroe Belting
Kyistian
Liaimtet
Andies
Wal Ovihe Road
Meiwards
Gin
Phat Catten
Voraig
Murphy
Lad
Wails
Dr. Vernon
Mr. Edwards
Piero
Duckaon
Dar
Voanuy
Peanules
Trong
Lindon Park
King's Highway
Cutler
Kitton
Linton Park
Fonmy
Clayter
Noefel
Joie
Thomas Alves
Chey
Mike
Kilkenny Meeting Addresses Grievances and Peace
A Monday gathering of the magistrates clergy and barony residents at Pillowe discussed state unrest and proposed a commission to investigate land rent disputes. Speakers urged reform of tithes and rents, pledged to restore peace, and a subscription was begun to uncover incendiary writers.
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Kilkenny
Briday
Waterford
Chettey
Mir Gurrell
Moe
Wand
Mir Manasell
Whitechuiet
Mer Sandya
Pan-H
Rane
Andy Hoa
Tata
Sone
Pilltown
Aeigie
Independence of Mexico Celebrates Turbide’s Return in Capital
A verbose 19th century report recalls the capital’s joy at repulsion of the liberating army under Dan Augustin de Turbide. The procession, ceremonial receptions, and pageantry at the palace are described with vivid, celebratory detail, ending with oaths and public rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dan Augustin de Turbide
Asordaca
Portal de Cabelleros Y
Spu
Eunet Yard
Agarcely
Reo
Juan O'Dunju
Fia
Ambiguous note about royal gestures and honors
A garbled 19th century style entry describes a royal figure appeasing officials and rewarding subjects. It mentions a queen or king and various dignitaries, with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at favors, appointments, and ceremonial acts, but specifics are unreadable.
Controversial Bank of Ireland Meeting Declares Dividend
At a December meeting of the Bank of Ireland court of proprietors Arthur Guinness governor candidate is debated. Mr Burne questions the directors about exchange practices in English bills and the purpose of keeping funds in England. Directors offer no reply and the usual five percent dividend is declared before adjournment.
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Thunday
Poprivtor
Arthur Guinness
Burne
Kinglish Billy
Min
Jude
Bank of Ireland
Ian
Las Ib
Notce
Deeland
England
Gountey
Idglan
Urey
Mogland
Nuov
Kent County meeting on agricultural distress in Maidstone
A large Maidstone gathering in the western division of Kent discussed relief for agricultural distress amid depressed markets. Petitioners urged measures to support cultivation, labor, and wages, with speakers noting distress to farmers, possible duties, and calls for further government action while a county meeting was suggested for broader weight.
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Maidstave Dauraal
Comnts
Star Bre
Maidstone
Phonday
Kent
Ehler
Alford
Ik RK
Summerfield
Corp Tavern
Jetter
Stanhope
Lordship
Wis
Isis
Hdward
Conaly
Fertiaga
Trenk Aciesy
Westeen
Assam
Miro
Keratabball Vail
Minn
Visti Agri
Iwattaricta
Parliament Openings and Potatoes and Pettiness in News
A fragmented historical article discusses parliamentary ceremonies and security measures for the opening of Parliament, noting the King’s personal attendance and the Great Chamberlain’s role. It also reports a rural agricultural note praising improved endture of potatoes and detailing observations on top middle and bottom plant growth and yields. The piece includes a grim anecdote of famine-era hardship and a brief report on ships arriving from Constantinople with no news, cautioning about wheat exports.
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Averres Poudert
Peru
Botton
Chanberlain
Virtio
Uewhotg Palace
Westminster
Gontlena
Yeouran
Hertain
Catielrean
Lannon
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Negra
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Wnless de
Het Murphy
Cutten
Tun Pruta
Santos
Aine
Miamond
Orabew
Au Field Chiecer
Abdu
Becumte
Sultana
Eler Brodhier
Wader
Gallad Motuanet
Muhianoud
Wit Mohanet
Zo Albanddis
Mahumet
Pepher
Seiynior
Pacha
Vievray
Nuitana Vatide
Isl
Turin
Pesta
Asrael Sophis
Dias
Aladea Mirza
Tha
Afthoweh Priner Alp Muon
Tae Pringe
Gunder Trate
Dublin
Dablio
Mischivny
Ruth
Luoma
Syberia
Pranchini
Atrasnan
Che Soesad
Seta
Cotmvi
Independienceh OF
Teops
Itamento
Quistaine
Garewaa
Visanen
Zarcess
Uber
Aguatamiento
Chehudral
Walpargoso
Fies
Anthony of
Trumph
Miguel Guvidioy
Alcacer
Aden
Whote
Tad Lees
Thas
Thas Agnoliaienty
Winch i Thag GU Juests Park
Tia Crogate
Angustio de
bin Bay Pon
Juan O'Donaj
Groveraiaunt
Excel
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Uae
Cordova
Fascar Watts
Aeienns
Geetieuen
Mia Quiten
West Rent AG Uculiucralm
Ting
Oorssa
Constantinople
Nord. Duran
Cada Braday
Laas d. Brig
Harry Jar Ganewi
Meadors
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