Moment in court over theft of brushes and tied incidents
Testimony describes a mid day adjournment and a witness detailing theft and brushes linked to Mr Flood and Mrs Donoghue. Other evidence follows about a book theft scheme, with Robert Fance accused of stealing thirty volumes and notes from Bennet Dugdale, as investigators uncover misused funds and hidden books in the suspect’s room.
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Goon
Peter Lowry
Mae Nally
Woyte
Flos
Hoyte
Floud
Fload
Flood
Buswell
Newgate
Mary Tatorysosra
McNally
Crost
Greene
Moswell
Donoghue
Goold
Lowry
L Pesgoner
M‘naindra
Bennet Dugils
Sien
Hernet Dugdale
Hr. Greene
Dame-street
Belverderet Placit
Sagiiias
Apward
Franks
Fran
Leevon-street
White
Keene
Autchinson
Henry-street
Hutchinson's
Therisoner
Brett Norton
Tims
Lin
Norton
Driscoll
Masiere
Mr. Keene
Hotelinawn's
Prisoner’s confession linked to book purchases and debts
Witnesses describe the prisoner lending and borrowing funds to buy books, keeping an account of money obtained from Franks and others, and a motive to enter the book trade. Three letters show an offer to surrender if the prosecutor would amicably adjust the case, while others attest to the confession and the prisoner’s plea of innocence.
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White
Franks
Keer
Michael Farrell
Campbell
Withers
Dugdale
Keene
Maziere
Cuatody
Pugdute
MacNally
Mazlere
Rita Keene
Goold
Dugdie
Duugdale
Farrell
Eneas M‘donnell
Mr. Dugdale
Richard Timmsncorn
Greene
Norton
Wm. Shaw Mason
Crose
North
Ir. Dugdale
Durtica Daly
Justice Daly
Prisones
Ware
Crasse
Driscoll
T Te Prixotter
Robert Franks
Prisoner in Irish Library Theft Case Sentenced to Transport
The court heard testimony on Edward White acorn and others involved in stealing books and banknotes from Lim and Mr. Dugdale. Witnesses described payments of twenty to thirty pounds and purchases of three Armenian Magazine volumes, with involvement of book dealers, clerks, and agents. The prisoner admitted some transactions but denied certain allegations, and the case concluded with a verdict of seven years transportation.
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Uigteatt
Lim
Dugdale
Edward White Acorn
Pheas
Donnell
Goold
Priconer
Winn
Fusart
Hutchinson Sreora
North
Senthin
IKLA
Whites
White
Grrene
Latouche
John Cookesearn
Driscoll
Ormond
Fed
Greene
Tho
Brent Swit
Atéorn
MacNatty
Kidd
Mullingar
Widd
Finn Harford Agarn
MacDonnell
Ign
Roy
Dugilale
Observations On An Animal Magnetism History
A historical review traces Mesmer the German physician and his animal magnetism from 1766 to 1779, detailing his Prague Paris Parisian cures, opposition by Thouret and other scientists, and the Berlin Berlin Academy rejection. It covers the 1794 royal commission findings declaring magnetism nonexistent, and notes a private report on conduct and morals, with later public exposure ending Mesmerism’s influence.
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Altenburg
Leipsic
Abe
Tubingen
Jena
Halle
Eschenmayer
Kieser
Nasse
Germany
Mesmer
Vienna
Hehl
Father Heh
Ingenhauz
Academy of Science
Berlin
Paris
Cretell
M. Deslon
France
bin Byaten
Bon Ton
Thouret
Thirischen
Gaca
Mesmers
Consi«Tin
Royal Academy of Sciences
Dr. Vranktias
Ie Faquh
Majoult
le Noy
Sallin
Bailly
D’arcet
du Bory
Guillotin
Lavoisier
Meamer
Deslon
Franklin
M. ‘Thouret
Europe
Haygarth
Dublin Provoigrone Office Readers Weekly Advertisements
Printed for the Provaigrone offices in Dublin at 15 Pass montatrvet. Issued every Monday Wednesday and Friday with orders and advertisements received. Subscriptions due in advance. delivery free. Rates: twelve months £3 0s, six months £1 14s, four months £1. Ten months in the country free of postal charges.
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Dublin
Provaigrone
Powis
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Samui Latia
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al Donaghadee
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Strangford
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