Assize reports mix: murder and robbery trials unfold
The Irish assizes hear trials in which Lord Noackay presides over a murder and burglary case involving a gang linked to a Dublin accused. Jurors assess James Brady, Patrick Garry, Dennis Meldrum and others for burglary, robbery, and related felonies with various verdicts and sentences including death, transportation, and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erxriskillen
James Cubsin
Patrick AP Garry
Dennis Meldrum
Henry Quinn
Jehe Caan
Dicquil
Thabede Keenan
James
Samuel Sheenan
Anne Reilly
Otherwine Morphy
Anid Meel
John Mgarrick
Ant Francis Brannan
Othewise Brandon
James Mure
Edward McLure
Gully
Secaiving
Richard Dosohue
Felix Teag We
Richard Comony
Sara Mure
Mr. Cooway
Derumouil
Sarahs Moore
Grav
Acrasian
Julio Withers
Royal Scotia
Mr. Conway
Doh Bowes
Eleanor Bowes
Westmeath Assizes Report of Trials and Convictions
The Westmeath Assizes document lists named defendants including Packenbam Forbes Browen and Gisiavyy Bochfort among others. Six prisoners faced trial on the grown side with five capital convictions. one for horse theft. Calendars show light circuits, with political crimes down and county fates nearing tranquillity and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Packenbam
Poremen
Gisiavyy Bochfort
Thomas Packenbam
Francis Forbes
Jono Browen
de Vinge
Thomas Chapaian
Hugh Ne Sent
Richard Nagie
Jon M. Barry
Rovert Smith
Robert
Tighe
J.M. Dety
James Gibbons
Mullingar Assizes Tythe Question Verdict in Favor of Plaintiff
In Mullingar Assizes the Tythe dispute over twelve pence an acre in Killua parish reached a verdict for the plaintiff after careful deposition and cross examination. Sir Thomas Chapman and others faced the case with detailed financial documents and a learned judge summed the evidence, upholding the claim as to the tythe of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parih
Killua
Hay O- Not
Daron
Blackburne
Serfran
Severn
Iemodus
Me. Ogle
Ogle
ConMind
Hearch
Elia
Harding
Audstor General
Benjamin Chapman
Thomas
Phortias
Prinrijgley
Sergeant Jens
Wanner
Buscksunxe
Messrs. Keaty and Mexstes
Mrsare, Comaina
After Elections Calm Returns in Parliament News
A calm replaces the election bustle as passions fade and the new Parliament looms. Opinions differ on which party gains strength while awaiting Commons votes on national issues. The paper lists Enghland and Wales members and forecasts future country results, urging peace, industry, and national progress in Ireland and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koine
Hs Majesty
Mstra
Enghdad
Wales
Cour
Ireland
Europe
Kilrea clashes and a fatal attack in Ireland unrest
Reports describe Irish sectarian violence around Kilrea with Orangemen attacking Catholics, resulting in skull fractures and serious injuries. Two ringleaders fled. one young man named O Neil was left near death after being beaten, with a protective constable aiding the wounded. Belfast News Letter notes a separate London court scene with sweeping sarcasm as a magistrate jokes through a defiant case. An inmate escape from Tothill Fields Prison is recounted, Bond fleeing after a con trick, later recaptured near Datehurst as officers close in. Emperor of Austria rumor also mentioned, misplacing a Baden capital detail.
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Athys
Mont
Seavey
Sheterer
Wateet Red
Grattan
London
Murray
Wertin
Axa
Srtre
Hin
Robbey
Quilty
MacNaiy
Rand
Bin
P&nnt
Lord Nonacay
Guty
Bern
James Baly
Yen
Wiliaes Ganger
Peetaia
al Pacer
Selena Amber
Nocolley
Copes
Mont Enedgn
Oransemen
Hines Rihhonmog
Gianitt Bane
Orange Party
Prisued Bey
Bann
Cecki
Edrich
Cere
Onaenen
Kilrea
Mgt
O'Neil
Keog
Mitchel
Kilresn
Tite Sen Aml
Mun Cemsine
Aarvagh
Belfast News
Galup Hall
Sedith Macgrath
Lama Mr. Nightingale
Mister Nightingale
Nightingale
Laball
Aod Ste
John Bond
Tothill-fielils
Woune Pond
Emebtad
Cuenos
Calva
Dose Dag
Tehri
Pople
Marlborough-street
Jay
Bond
Hackney
Swallow Street
Oxford Street
Turing
Mr. Puple
Bondire
Windsor
George Poplew
Anrud Pople
Quorn Square
Hia
Aydoon
Horse and Groom
Datehett
Casmody
Oltcers
Ageeuil
Fin
Nodder
Puthill Gesta
Marlborough
Oey
Jilly
Barney
Bret
Kitkuxny
Carley
Strano
Sugo
Warsasonp
Jily
Park
Harley
Joey
Badia
Alba
Ciregliar
Cane
Roglish
Linerich
Pat Bortey
Bulor
Waterford
Engiinh
Cork
Uus
Combination unrest disrupts Manchester trades
Manchester reporters describe a wave of unrest linked to a planned combination among workers. Emotions run high as placards threaten disruption, with factories like Ledais, Grarrad and Ha sdeas in Heitou burning. authorities fear incendiaries aimed to curtail labor. Two major mills burned causing heavy losses. officials suspect arson and await perpetrators' identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dabouin
Casanare
Mancueeran
Poe
Aledsis
Grarrad
Sdeas- Ue
Heitou
Thos
Moortane
Boltos
Wuelling
Augogeta OuMerona
Bert
Boltonsle-Moary
Ormrod
Hardenadle
Dedion
Wight
British Trade Notices Warn Inquiries On Vessel Offenses
The Board of Trade informs Masters of British vessels sailing to the United States that inquiries will be filed only after thorough spot checks into charges of contraband trade and vessel offenses. It directs reporting on all prior inquiries and the informer's credibility to ensure prosecutions rest on solid evidence.
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Custom_house
London
Pertuas
Messelz
Bern
Gentemen
Crution
Board of Trade
United States of America
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Whitehall
United States
Deverat
Britin
Troatas Laon
George Delavaud
Sy. Severtary
Custous
Boar of Trade
Juin
William Hackh
Bag
Griate
Alhaeauer
Von
Society of Shipowners
Chu
Sigerd
Chetwynn
Vaswels
Vedeels
Alvin
Teonels
List of place names and garbled locales in county references
Fragmented OCR listing numerous Irish towns counties and places with irregular spellings and inserted phrases. Contains Monaghan Tyrone Leitrim Cork Wicklow Dublin Galway Mayo Louth Fermanagh and other region names, interspersed with unclear tokens and stray words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toernay
Bunnyfobbie
Donegal
Waenskenay
Bailyconad
Cavan
Benburbe
Tyrone
Coulbyy
Withlow
Luusblyn
Kokcommon
Bulle Friand
Ows
Rockcarry
Monaghan
Theksuay
Ardeatlagh
Monommon
Askeniog
Gs Werick
Clones
Monagh
Kikoany
Canbearelzan
Letirimy
Castledawada
Derry
Cnathuland
Kerry
Caatteputtardy Westmeaty
Dromore
Borkchild
Araagh
Greogow My
Cork
Follywood
Wicklow
Kingycough
Ce Donegal
Uelcombe Rynd
Muggy
Moolagoon
Keamioh
Newnnui
Tipperary
Newport Rathvilty
Carlow
Koatrovor
Iron
Meraby Oxbane
Trevge
Twuspo
Premanagh
Tullydonald
Tyone
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Wiliam Gangrey
Jord Nonsvar
Mr. Macnally
Newgate
Dublin
Oyer and Ters
Noakcay
Bourne
Unit Pood
Nordcay
Fanthar
Mort
Ciizens
Louowe
Comons
Lorh
Gradi
Deveh
Henry
Breen
Kelly
Tor
Betsaed
Hoy
M. P. Forentin
John Parsons
Henry P. Tusieange
Richard Malone
Angreve
Ner
He Aiton
G. U Muurd
Janendi
O'Ceppor
Klag
Beste
Henry Spencer
Val. Beonett
Anya Ah Fitlaocs
Juba A
Henry Harry
J. Shaymber
Irtam
Ieee
Dantes
Mul
Merle
Nequica
Hannah
Mantal
Hia Sisterein-Inn
Usdat Hospital
Ina
Bourg
Hannah oNamara
Hier
Nla
Fa Raste
Arlicbent
Baro
Westmeath
Mullingar
Sir Thomas Chapman, Bart
Nicholas Oxtraig
Austria
Baden
Bavaria
Triva
Grand Duchy
Distaut Guly
Sit Lenges
Vienne
Posertn
Duby
Hakers
Frou
Tha
PapFassions
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