Juv e Subpect in a Dublin Assumpsit Case
In an assumpsit action for money had and received the defendant’s general issue is pleaded. The case centers on pensions paid by an excise paymaster to a superannuated surveyor and the charity fund, with disputes over whether the collector or the board properly directed payments. The trial features testimony from Mr Bennett, Mr Norton, and Mr Newenham, with discussion of the incident establishment and the Board of Excise. Proceedings cover warrants, signatures, and a long sequence of documentary evidence, notes, and witnesses, including the brewer’s case and jury delays. The baron adjourned to later term after a lengthy session and expense concerns.
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Qrone
Riddocka
Norton
Bennett
Toni-House
Hanttenvilly
Hill
Hautenville
Wautenville
Hennah
Baur of Excise
Het Lie
Ether Peron
Edward Mitchell
Trish Trenasury Board
Pole
Treasury
Burton Newenham
G Rothe
Dublin
Rothe
Norton Wa
Wilcox Riddocks
G. W
George Waller
Leslie Poster
Tonay
Mr Bennett
Haron
Wilcox Airdocks
Anne Fund
Newenham
Harman
Riddocks
Norton Crovit Fort
Thernett
Ainney
Tina
Reland
Perrin
Gidley
Palmerstiar
Vase
Rucon
Masry Bentett
Wolfp
Ashaon
NASA the Deteridant
Atensis
Leslie Bosser
Merri Me
Pentland
Grandy-run
Bondon
Thant
Liverpool
Cropper
Crynsel
Mer Jackson
Limerick
Iretland
Brewer
Wallace
O'Connell
Great Britain
Ireland
Kindom
United Kingdom
Europe
Straits of Gibraltar
His Majesty’s Treasury
Straits of
Gidttaltir
Luaat
Ventaden
Perron
Marien
Soel
Persites
Waris
Itchidine Nbister UK
Ted le
Ontelas
Eli
Wabls
Court of Chancery Case on Executorship Dispute
In the Court of Chancery, Coppinger v Mahon concerns the executors of HL Coppinger, minors, and annuities. The master’s report is under exception with re hearing, involving Hely brothers and Mahon, and features appeals over funds from English stocks to cover legacies and annuities for the testator’s kin.
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Coppinger
HL Coppinger
Hely
Mahun
Limerick
Cork
Hely Coppinger
Curran
Mesors
Wefundats
Tinasday
Dewey
Insurrection Act Special Sessions at Rathkeale
Special sessions under the Insurrection Act at Rathkeale resulted in several convictions for outrages and coercive acts. Defendants included Culhane and others linked to notices and attacks on property and persons. seven were sentenced to transportation. Additional County Court and City Court proceedings in Limerick followed, with convictions for transportation and a discharge for lack of residency proof.
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Ratikeale
Blackburne
K. C
Molland
Rathkeale
Thownan Culhane
Harry
Jeremiah Hurley
James Keete
County Cork
Cappa
Edmund Burke
Edmund James Burke
Edmund M‘ninara
Monoul
Patrick Nash
Thomas Nash
John Kilroy
Michael Hartney
John Fitzgerald
Thomas Carialy
John King
Ballyalline
Cort
Kerry special sessions resume trials in rection act
In Kerry, special sessions presided by A C M Cartney and King’s counsel opened anew. Jeremiah Haley and James Power faced charges for leaving homes after hours and assault on prosecutor Connor. both acquitted after witness testimony. James Carson tried for concealing a bayonet. acquitted due to lack of warrant. Feigh and Moran defendants found guilty of tumultuous assembling at Bullenahill and Ballylangford on May 16. transported amid large crowds.
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Connor
James Carson
Cloungilla
Kerry
Timothy Feigh
Michael Feigh
Lawrence Feigh
Denis Collins
John Peigh
Patt. Feigh
Denis Moran
Michael Lynch
Daniel Lynch
Thomas Enright
Bullenahill
Ballylangford
Anny
Rock
Cork
Linck
Broadford
Ted
Botany Bay
Honey Bay
Adidas
Holmer
Tioslaves
Wespedl
Chietr
Drehand
Wander Die Phere
Tom
Rattan
Mall Goth
Pont
Intercourse Between Britain and Ireland Passengers
A report details the Clare special sessions at Sixmilebridge. Eighteen magistrates and legal officials reviewed nineteen passengers on a voyage under the insurrection act. all were acquitted amid wild trials and testimony about motives and movements.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Court adjourns as defense warns public on verdict
The speech warned the country and urged vigilance as the prisoner faces the current charge. The court adjourned to Monday the 9th of August after outlining that the prisoner is expected to be acquitted, with examinations directed to be sworn against him as a vagrant to keep him in Lahore.
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Ainst
Bit
Lahore
Duta
SPECIAL SESSIONS AT FERMOY COURT HEARS OATH CASES
A Fermoy court reopened after adjournment with Mr Blacker leading in a session marked by its calm order and dense turnout. Witnesses defend character of witnesses and several defendants received lenient or no punishment as testimonies tied to oaths and local unrest. A defendant named Ambrose faced transportation for seven years after conviction. An oats planting report from Queen's County notes a ten acre field yielding promising results for autumn sowing.
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Limerick
Blackburne
Holland
Michael Wall
Rathcannon
Fermoy
Blacker
Sergeant Torrens
Pentlean
Earl of Kinestan
le Beted
Fellows
Goverment
Fitzmaurice
Earl of
Ambrose
Poe
Patrick Sheehan
Hathearn
Mount-Danel
Jule Dine
Magner
Ting
Adusi
Pertes
Inismere
Major Carter
Camden
Eauty Warresy
Queen
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Vo Cruber
Gonus
Court OF Chancery
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Moray
McSaarita
Pete Hexperdices
Meare
Livine
Anne
We Ali
Apy
Cash
Hinecen
Visti
Cowal
Uh Dan Ay
Will Lerman
Oben
Vaiss
Syed
Bessaat
Baeay
Anne Ge
Howe Boat
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