SPRING ASSIZES 1821 MEATH AND NORTHERN CIRCUITS
The document lists the 1821 spring assizes across multiple Irish circuits including Meath Wicklow Wexford Waterford Kilkenny and Dublin areas. It outlines dates for commissions sworn times for grand juries and requirements for magistrates prosecutors and records with emphasis on attendance and penalties. It notes several high court justices and officials and details procedures for entering records notices and recognizances across counties such as Meath Wicklow Wexford and Limerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Trim
Weetmeath
Mullingar
King's County
Phillipstumn
Quien’s
Saryborough
Thurutay
Cartow
Carlow
Kildare
Nima
Rigit Gap
Norbury
Aaron ¢ Jundors
Yeter Jaakenn
Carew Smyti O'Grady
Ereuit
Norte
Pymh
Drogheda
Thure_ Gay
Dundalk
Monaghan
Armagh
Antrim
Carrickferqua
Carrickfergus
Cartekfargue
Fiepatrick
Baron
Commission
Crown Office
Leinster
County of Wicklow
Wicklow
Wexford
Waterford
County of Tipperary
Clonmel
Kilkenny
Baron Smith
Chisthd
Imedi Wely
Fletcher
Whyalerp
Junasen
William At
Darertastrert
Naeaia
Longised
Fermanagh
Davegal
Leadongerry
Caran
Tyrone
Earh
Eich Magintentes
Connaught
Rotsaet
Kryuel Regven
Merrion
Munster
County of
Clare
Eanin
Limerick
Liaerick
City of Limericks
County of Beary
Kerry
City of Cork
Cork
County of Cork
Baron Pennefather
Samuel Dalap
Juhn Douvinte
Faye
Timerick
Robbery Ring Apprehended After Garden Burglary
Police pursued a gang after thieves entered the garden of Mr Juste Burton and stole items from his mansion. A woman who bought railing identified two brothers named Arles, who were found in bed at Dolphine’s barn and later committed for trial with the female purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juste Burton
Rolls
Hell
Yesteriny
Oliver
Kevin-street
Bong
Bell
Arles
Dolphine's
Camiton
THE NEW SLURIUFES APPOINT NIGH SHERIFFS FOR YEAR
A list assigns roles of night sheriffs across multiple counties including Antrim Cork and Dublin with names such as Christopher Edmond Nagant and Charles Cobbe. The report also recounts an outrage in the city where Edmund Reilly was robbed and beaten, leading to the capture of suspect Michael Landy and the detention of two others. The Tallagies Institution note thanks Charles Grant for a five pound donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
College-street
Charles Williams
Kay
Charlamont-atreat
Hiuxter
Ube
Antrim
Tuba Corimin
Daisy Hl
Hag
Cavan
Christopher Edmond Nagant
Bolagrove
Cork
Teary Green Barry
Ballyelough
Donegal
Francis Howard
Castle Tleward
Kowe—Nicholas Dolacherois Crumlin
Corradoor Castle
Kis
Charles Cobbe
Newbridge
Vertauagh
Dulin Tredenairk
Fort Wilkow
Eay
Berry
Arthur Glennerhasset
Ballyseedy
Texy
King's County
John Drought
Lettybrook
Bing
Iaitrimn—d'tueis Nesbitt
Derrycarm
Jauurick— du Courcy O'Grady
Kilballyawen
Fay Longford
Luke White
Tendick
Esq
Londh
Furteseus
Miltown Grovae
Fisy
Muath
John Payne Garnett
Arch-Uill
Hay
Monaghan
Fhe Uduy
Richard Westenra
Roxsiure Park
Quesn’s Counry
Pierce Moore
Paul'sbridge
Sty
Nosednijcon
Sir Robert King
Charleytown
Bart
Sligo
John Phibbs
Spotfield
Tipperary
Chambre Brabazon Barker
Rilcooley Abbey
Tyrone
Hubert Waring Maxwall
Killyfaddy
Esy
Waterforl
Richard Smith
Ballinatrea
Msg
Westmeath
Richart Haudcuck
Athlone
Ray
Wexhird
John Christopher
Edmund Reilly
Thomas's Hill
Reilly
Ballybricken
Paticket
Lanover Sect
lPaterford Cheon
Tallagies Institution
Edward Groves
Charles Grant
Sealidutenant
Naples Revolt Sparks British Demand for Acknowledgment
In a heated debate, Burk Grey urged Parliament to expose and demand fuller information on Britain’s stance toward the Neapolitan revolution. He condemned allied interference as a violation of international law and criticized ministers for delaying remonstrance while suspending amicable relations with Naples and deploying a British squadron to the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troppau
Parliamont
Athk
Dnien
Naples
Preppan
Bay of Naples
Ferdinand
Foreign Office
Holy Alliance
Inn
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Ther du
Nevesmary
Pemans
Simios
Spain
Spwio
Political commentary on European powers and Italian politics
A lengthy analysis argues that ministers apply unequal rules for revolutionary movements and that the balance of power in Europe risks war over Italy. It criticizes Austria's ambitions in Naples and the Holy Alliance, warns of territorial grabs by Britain Russia and Prussia, and calls for adherence to principles of truth and justice rather than coercive force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerty
Christen
Rdireet P Spastdar oFfaly
Caan
Aples
Thay
Chia
Sardinia
Venice
Austria
Neway
Sweden
Saranconha
Naples
Europe
Elen Ha
Kong
Italy
Q Hussia
Russia
Prosis
Ile
Hamburgh
Toppan
London
Ris
the Two Sicilies
Bach
Courla
Paris
Lond
Thescat
Uw Project
Grey
Allie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Longford
Munday
Enniskillen
Omagh
Litford
Londonderry
Londonderrry
Brefay
At. P
Imperial Parliament
Great Britain and Ireland
House OF Lords
Burk Grey
Lipa
Bund
Dfe
Arvus
Hiiself
Portugal
Prane Metternich
Baren Barted
Lear
Allans
Berdéa Gazette