Derry Mail Robbery Trial Details and Confessions
Newspaper account covers Derry mail robbery trial with testimonies from witnesses and approvers. It describes plunder hidden in a bog, notes paid to kidnappers, multiple suspects including Mathis and Toole, and cross examination about murders and loot distribution. The Lord Chief Baron cautions jurors on approver credibility and delivers verdicts of guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
John Mathia
Witheas
Mathis
Scahan
Shi Neer - Smith
County Meath
Wallace
Withers
Christopher Rooney
Garretstown
Rooney
Ee Vaca
C'arbery
Carbery
Carit
M'Cormick
Rilly
Frick and Riley
Mathie
Thompson
Mrmetring
Chile
Dthiera
Han
Joryman
Patrick Womick
John Riley
M*cormick
Gormly
Gies
M John Mathis
Ccm
K. Lyne
Witnes
Fred
Scallan
Mtwrey
Smith
Witshare
Lord
Dublin
Na Wa
Richmond Penitentiary
Anah
Bethel
Smaly
Sitr
Chergyun
Nicholas Lomley
Mint
Joan Seahan
Thornton
Toole
Eas Shanttinae
Mathix
M Connick
M'Connick
M‘cormick
Deuf
Noube
Allie Tag
Witness
Nigg Md
Walker
Witneys
Witte
Brett
Ibn Ernie
Mr Cruise
Eldstowry
Robbal
John Nugent
Derry Mail
Recorder
Alexander Mackay
William Smart
Trim
Clarke
Ellis
Ball's Bank
Belfast
John Armstrong
Wrogheda
James Dudgeon
Hall’s Bank
Si Eyre Ellia
Prizoners
Kelly
Tur
James Moore
Reilly Witoesa Liver
Aldhart
Marcus Somerville
Toole and
Jamies
T. Reilly
Smith’s
Witseas
Patrick McOrmick
Fix
Approvera
Patrick McCormick
Ering
Orler
Koubery
TOR Aeleast Malth
Anthnny Donovan
Buuraed
Prions Valen Jenny
Che
AL Paois
Che Court
Laurence Caffray
Petyr Queer
Ted
Dugaata
Clive
Conspiracy at Seville Exposes Seville Uprising
A detailed eye witness letter from June 1823 describes Seville amid royal turmoil. It recounts the Cortes declaring a regency, palace guards and mobs, a thwarted conspiracy led by Sir John Downie, arrests and deportations to Cadiz, and violent scenes along the riverbank with townspeople attacking liberal figures and destroying symbols of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliz
Dean Parorye
Seville
Spain
Tahal
Cortes
Cadiz
John Downie
Ferdinand
Triana
Clownie
Ning
Madrid
Regency
Tiran
Emepang
Aret
Cope
Hominis Mohersla
Chey
Santa Tall
Digitaria
Sinee
Hawaii
Canten
Doheny
Apty Doo Etidor
Wea
Voss
Rey Bas
Brougham Answers Catholic Association Acknowledgment
In a July 21 letter from York Mr Brougham expresses deep gratitude for the Catholic Association resolution. He promises devotion to the cause of civil and religious liberty and notes delays due to his circuit, sending thanks via Joseph Mace Donel Esq and Joe Dunne of Ceremonum's Hotel Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mace Donel
Catholic Association
Brougham
York
O'Gorman
Joe
Mar Dunne
Ceremum's Hotel
Dublin
Dublin Silk Weavers Celebrate Repeal Victory
The silk weavers of Dublin rejoice as the repeal bill is thrown out, sparking bonfires and a triumphal arch across the Coombe. A peaceful celebration follows with a woven parade, fireworks, and a band of tradesmen displaying blue ribbons while the body of trade thanks the Lords and Commons for justice and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublin
Coombe
Body of Trade
God Save
King
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Tye
Caron
Johor
Hapatrick
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Ah Petcel Kegan
Mrdackoon
Phe
Nooniti
Dean
Gry
Doe
Argeltal
Westmeatie
Mullingar
Lord Norbury
Crown Court
Reed Court
Saya
Pamphic
Bey
Rajnice
Juha Coughlan
Dames
Dolce Mansill
Soni
Rieke
Cohen Wallons
Carney Sears
Ceyrardedd
Telelty
Abel Gant
Ieresdieuiae
Gay Dewil
Arend
Whasie Honnors
Beye
Tore Bee
Ette Perdi
Ahis Patel
Libyatin
Miettinen
Ireland
Creawa
Piisons
Joe Regulo
Conor
Yale Cay Daal
MR. Brougham
Silk Weavers
Suri
Jae
Ny Werk Psiipse
Pein Ad
Theta Praw Yin
Wihrsaton Stade
Pol Dwett
Ily Wihabod