Dublin trial recounts brutal house attack and verdicts
In Horria in Ossory a violent assault on Hoban’s house led to brutal blows and imprisonment threats. Witnesses described attackers including the Young brothers Patrick and James, Timothy Egan, and Peter Egan. After a long trial the jury acquitted Patrick Young and the others, while some faced capital indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden
Tom Carter
Walter
Tim
Pantek
Stepa
Borrawos
Bint
Thobals
Hoban
Wock
Michael Hoban
Marrick Yat
Timothy Egan
Thomas Cooney
James Young
Patrick Leahy
Peter Fell
Youngs
Peter Ryan
Drought
Patrick
Janes Young
Tylit
Peer
Loren Cavnes
Michael
Hate
Ann
Mir Crue
Wirnese
Atoba Binder
Witte Chambers
Fares Brophy
Court records from Athy draw long list of jurors and trials
Fragmentary report from County Kildare notes a crown commission at Athy with the Chief Baron presiding and a long grand jury including Robert Katurehe and Sir Walter Tiss. John Lawlor and Patrick Goulding were tried for a serious offense at a pub, with sentences reported as pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodhestay
Taly
Pousraidyy
Mouse
Hieh Sheri
reMahy
Ariel
Athy
Carlow
Forelock
Ani
Robert Katurehe
Ber MD Foreman
Sir Walter Tiss
Bh Burrowes
Bart
Michael Aylmer
Cringe Henry
Wav Meny Carter
Dane Pomeroy
Jain Aymer
Antome O'Bertell
George Burdety
Hyde Powerit
Wir
Getty
Perret Phere Pitezerhd
Deta Casaaly
Aedvicott
Ueyan Moidoy
John Bisa
Bacar
John Lawlor
Patrick Goulding
Trial Deliberations Reveal Verdict and Legal Strife
The court discussion unfolds long and tense as lawyers debate the case of a prisoner held in a county jail. The jurors weigh evidence on defendants including Doctors Archer and Wit as a verdict nears and potential appeals loom.
Fragmented OCR Tale From Unclear Local Page
An unclear OCR text fragment discusses various names and places in a dated local page. It references individuals like Potter, Grady Hoth, Henry Percy, and Samuel White, with scattered mentions of events, locations, and possible committee or school items, though many words are garbled and hard to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertone
Qintely
Tharean Betes Ak
Hart Leer
Cwen Ware
Chas Herry
Potter
Tise
Vaile
Beran
Soli
Grady Hoth Phin
Toa
Henry Botrentan
Henry Percy
Samuel White
Proce
Tay Ody Bate
John Satis Cully
Trernard
SACK OF THE VESSEL VICTORY TRIAL NOTES TONE
A Newry crown court hears evidence in the Sherry case linked to a July 1 sack on the canal. Witnesses describe shots fired from the Victory and injuries to several bystanders, with testimonies from Montgomery Short and Nicholson as the jury weighs intent and liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sherry
Hugh Keany
Newry
Dauines Nicholson
Sherry
Alexander Montgomery
John Short
Grace Breen
Julia Staple
Tovah
Netaati
Ater
Richard Bloxhii
Mr Hell
Jane
Canal
Canal-street
Fred Trout
Ain Cashal
Wig
Athens
Montgomery
Dia
Haan
Vuthy
Henny
Watiess
Murray
Wiley
Hain
Wittess
Yraiess
Anon
Bloxham
Prisquets
Hall
Siriewell
Canal Street Bridge
Victory
Drilge
Jabin Short
Willian Little
Hhey
Withers
Short
Wroxhawe
Bridewell
James Nicholson
Belle
Grace Freeburn
Hanes Scimple
Willian M
Geo. Scott
Scott
Persun
Porkinere
Joolshipien
Defonen
Ani
Duscoat
Brest
Hess Steatieany
Cauane
Riot acquittal with three guilty for rigously assembling
A court resolved that rioters caused the disturbance while distinguishing the voices of accusers. The jury acquitted all capital indictments but found Henry Sherry, B. Duty, and H. Kenn guilty of rigously assembling, with Quin discharged. No further details on King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swith
Seel
Henry Sherry
B. Duty
H. Kenn
Quin
King
Arraignment for Wilful Murder at Cran on July Night
Robert Hamilton Jas Milton George Hamilton Gen Flanigan and Widlign Frhirn stood at the bar charged with the wilful murder of Michael Campbell at Cran. They pleaded Not Guilty as Crown counsel sought delay due to three wounded witnesses in Monaghan infirmary. The judge adjourned bail decision pending further examinations and potential mitigating facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hamilton
Jas
Monaghan
Thlmes
Jury summoned and inquest over murder at Armagh incident
A jury was summoned by Benjiamin Oliver high constable of Furreny and an inquest held at O Crun in Armagh on the body of Michiel Campbell shot in Chang by Cus. Six persons charged with murder amid disputed details from Caledon and surrounding areas. Local report notes six accused, with others unknown, and mentions sectarian tensions in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben.jamin Oliver
Furreny
Ty Mer Maree
Armagh
O' Crun
Michiel Campbell
Crossdawl
Chang
Cus
Orangemoen
Verdiat
Agisins
Caledon
Janis Strome
Hich Sherif Cam
Goulding
Uaceis
de Tun
Caledon Tyir
Calura
Susan Persins Choys
Weather Prognostics From Ancient English Observations
A fragmented forecast compiles 18th century notes on seasonal patterns in England. It cites the Royal Irish Academy and describes how equinox variations, dry and cold springs, delayed warmth, and bird migration signal future weather. Predictions link dry seasons to cooler summers, with recurring mentions of storms around specific weeks and the influence of winds and clouds on temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Irish Academy
Ariel
Tuoi
Wousu
Chesane
Rasthy
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Coimedentont
Bott Norhure
Seaveyt
Weil
Daanedbord
Sir Widler Borrow
Lord Sorbury
Walter Briseaves
Cuien
Laneh
Ponticunan
Oucar
Yaies Bropdis
Cruse
Wallesn
Wight
Oman
Iis
China
Cormick
Mary Vienni
Hubert Bly
William Sawyer
Betiewes
Dha
Orien
Saad
Norbury
Kenneth
Indicanent
Coby
County Kildare
Wenforte
Mer Ata
Archer
Wari
Toba Roddie
Pat
Dorey
Poe
Pepesira
County Momling Lass
Boreman
Raters
Edarden
Dae
Jonathan Seaver
Haq
Janes Forde
Bac
Willian Irwin
Welllacker
Esq
Gosford
Win
Loftie
Esa
Attenoteliek
Moore
Tarpeedpetervateer
Hetlie Eornanesiena
Paul
Roger Wall
Walter Trench
Willian Blacker
Arthur Irwin
Hugh Morris
Arthur J. Kelly
I John Winder
Sun. Eisy Henry Mveagh
James VM. Strange
Vis Loship
Ute
Lust Assizes
Diay Goth
Hays
Owen
Las IV Omall
Peuitrd
Iis Mubdae
Danenikier
Reed Street Capea
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