Fragmentary 1818 Notice from Aren't I Awe 5
Incomplete OCR text shows a dated notice from March 1818 with garbled month references and an unclear event. The readable items mention a Tuesday and a March record, but essential names, places, and actions are not decipherable.
Prolonged Court Session Notes Delayed Recognizance Hearing
A chaotic session recounts defendants failing to discharge recognizance, claims of unjust imprisonment, and motions read or rejected. Judges advise parties to go home, with plan to return next day for further affidavits and motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEGRQ
Sailey
James Knight
John Johnson
Alfor
Exzazonougn
Samuel Brown
Justice Abbott
Kean
Lord Ellenlwrungh
Justice Alett
Justice Hulroys
Justice Bayley
Jim
Ward
Johson
Ley
Apparent Murder Trial Hearing At Westminster Court
The lengthy appeal case proceeds as the crowd fills the Westminster Court. The defendant, escorted from King’s Beach Prison, sits at the bar while counsel and judges address a replication and related testimonies tied to the Mary Ashford case and alleged movements along Dell Lane near Castle Bromwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Beach
T We Lipstatls
Westminster
Vine
House of Lords
Tyfu
Header
Heynolds
Clarke
Gurney
Richardson
Chilly
Justice Bayley
Me. Charke
Abraham Thornton
Langley
Harmo Tharston
Mary Ashford
Mary
Tawete Aa Battelaie
Joseph Davi
Abraham
Henry
Wight
Thornton
Mary Butler
London
Chester
Dell
Abraham Flornton
Davison
Steadhurst
Thomas Jennings
John Aldlden
Sun
Conaesson
Castle Bromwich
John Holden
Abra J Thorawn
John Holven
Joh Hayden
John Jayden
Juli Woodcock
Abraham Thoroton
James White
Farlanga
Endlingtia
Erdlington
Mr. Hopkins
Sofi
Meraui
Mary Mutler
Willi Webster
Witiess
Aibuatadas
Juba Lolden
Widen Aly
Birialogham
William Trwaley
Ile Bain
Willie
Bertard
Warwick
Ani
Wiel van
Sail Abratiun
Lie Difeare Tierce
Sail Allahaw
Toerotyun
Insolvent Notice Names Wide Irish Debtors List
A long insolvent notice lists Thomas Conran and a vast cast of creditors and endorsers across several Irish counties. The document, dated January 26 1613, announces readiness to surrender conduct to the court and details petitions involving the relief acts and associated parties in multiple counties including Kildare, King's County, and Galway with numerous executors, shopkeepers, farmers, and merchants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pitot
Trveland
Parliam
Ireland
Thomas Conran
John Dillon
Astepuen Ophea
Courts Marshalaan
Sohn Lock
Monnetereven
James Keely
Michael Morrin
Henry Parteil
Fathangan
Audw. Brack
Rathangan
Patrick Conran
Anne’sborough
Edward Cross
Kilmonay
Deniel Pullan
Edward Morey
Pat Morphy
Pat M.dermott
Charior Majoay
Ben. Digby Odlum
Peter Reddy
James Mroughep
Charles Fitsgerald
C. Woulaghan
Pat Flood
Peter Konis
Thomas Morphy
Joby Flood
Wut
Woulaghan
County Kildare
Simon Todd
Geashe
John Baily
Edenderry
William Linehan
George Moore
Thomas Cronty
Peter Lawler
John M.grangton
William Corcoran
King's County
James
Munbrick
Cavan
Robert Burke
Thomas Squibb
Dominick Martina
Budorseen
Galway
Henry Concaution
Michal Morris
Pipl
Reigners
Tsatn
Jafi
John M'‘Mullen
John King
Sligo
Owen Cougan
James O'Reily
James O'Reilly
Thelma Dillon
Ballaghadereen
John Gannon
James Ganude
Mwahrook
Palme
Conway
Faruite
Areaorris
Taalle
Parmer
Swineford
Christian Bourke
Carraghmore
Mayo
Myles Rutledge
Ballagbadersen
Stephen Coppinger
Middleton
Willam Willard
Killen
Palmer
John Barry
Currawlowtill
Philip O'teavensy
Aunie Puee
Alinge
Cork
Richard Kevelich
McArthy
Isaac Carroll
Robert Kemp
Traumunger
John Hoare
Sadler
Mrs. Shaw
Sibulemuchsy
Joby O'Reilly
Willian Abernethy
Richard Jeifgall
Tadgesvex
William Down
Haller
James Barry
Meade
Joshua
Thmpas Cureell
Adorneva
Cove
Michael Horogan
Carrytowhill
Jobe Hera
Robert Barry
Laurente Barry
Hallybnry
Reduwud Mayes
Lysaghtetorwn
Peeetford
William Yovwer
Cloyne
Ludereces
John Power
George Leckey
Ray
Indorasea
Middivion
Weary Johnaton
Currigtowh
William Courtney
Middletay
County of
John Byroe
John Byroe, of the City of Cork, Butler Myrchant
Stephen O'ilen
Trials and Verdicts From January Court Sessions
The report covers January proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas and related cases. It notes juries sworn, trials underway, and verdicts rendered with mentions of defendants, witnesses, and addresses. The text references various places, people, and dated events, including a murder scenario and subsequent legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common
Derek
Wale
Gusta
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Jewaluer
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Ame
Aren’ i
Tueaday
Abstering Moxey
Globe Licengo
Bank of England
Billxon London
Atlanstics
Bank of Ireland
Al 4
Joan Browne
Richard Cooke
Ennisnago
Kilkenny
Nin
Wess
Ennislags
Ourrell
Pinte
George Tobin
J. Grant
Thomas Phelan
Davis
John Cronyn
Janes Cronge
Arthur Jeot
Henry Coprell
John Rausberery
Wm. Kionuied
John Guw
Jamnen M‘cheone
John Hewitt
A. Archdeakin
J. Ryag
Joesheer
Nicholas Flansbury
W. Grey
RK. Taylor
Wu. Sonrt
Joseph Batty
Joseph Brook
E. Stephens
Ballydull
Enaisnagg
Avery
Dutiea
Oneal Weisens
Regan
Serra Richard
Bon
Earl of
Carrick
Ranisaugg Church
Wee
Tee
En Gratten
Ofbaewae
Ieee Aey
Inaery
Thowaa Bale
Poe
Samrttrowdid Baus
Domnicks Feata
Court OF King's Bench
the King
Asphis
Mr. Hendek
Possia
Elisuborough
France
Paris
Baris
Salis
Igiumon
LAW
Kings'bench
Loch Coiel
Nésf Priiess
Fendanes
Grearest
Pan
Taiwan
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