Crime trial recounts Lady Erskine affair and damages
In Stirife's Court, James Murray and Lady Louisa Erskine faced a criminal conversation action. The jury awarded £2,500 against Sir George Murray for the alleged adultery, with detailed testimonies describing separations, journeys, and suspicions across Paris Brussels Spa Matlock and Finchley as the affair unfolded and culminated in a child named Laura Georgiana Augusta Anne.
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Sterife
James Pisaine
Louisa Erakine
Wroupham
Erskine
Scotland
William Ertkine
Davehrer
Uxbridge
Anglesey
Ravior
Hanvenedd
Danes Mrekine
Uber
William Erskine
Parie
Loving
Aril Genivandy
Dia
Crse
Bonn
Paria
Lovina
Louie
Taris
Brussels
Spa
England
Scot
Dir G. Murray
Lely Louisa
Yim
I. Murray
Urerann
Pagal
Joe
Fenge Murray
Parin
Ieefore
Agatnet
LiFtine
Veuiin
Robert Wilton
George
James Festine
Sir G
Wade
Robert Wilson
George Murray
Louisa Brekin
Matlock
Derbyshire
Earl’s Court
Brompton
Louisa
Charles Paget
Isle of Wight
Sordhurnt
Faol
Sir George
Finchley
Evane
Srire
Fimehley
Laurea Georgiana Augusta Anne
Louie Evans
Finthley
Olt
Hamnpahire
Scott
Privy Council Assembly At Castle In Late Afternoon
A Privy Council session convened at the Castle near three o'clock with the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Chancellor, Archbishop of Dublin, Attorney General, Master of the Rolls, Dr Radcliffe, and the Solicitor General in attendance. A tithes appeal heard after four, as lawyers debated postponing further hearings. clerks and courtiers observed the proceedings amid a tense legal atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Goulburn
Dublin
Master of the Rolls
Radcliffe
Council
Council Chamber
Batristera
Lord Liewtenant
Archbishop
Henry Goulburn
Rolla
Tin Excellency
la Cork
Diteheerk
ATV
Paere
Jecion
Tos. Towrsherd
We Warren
Irish bank plans spark debate on Ireland's economy
The piece argues capital inflows into Ireland could boost industry and reduce scarcity yet warns the peasantry may not benefit amid high rents. It notes a London backed bank plan and Belfast Ulster bank scheme, with rapid local subscriptions and calls for cautious growth to avoid widening inequality.
Grain prices and trade stagnation in London markets
London traders report high grain prices and a stagnant corn trade as imports surge with wheat at 60s 8d per quarter and barley at 40s 6d. Flour remains fixed at 7 4d per pound, bakers unable to cut bread price, while farmers struggle to sell wheat. calls rise for price controls or market measures to ease consumer burden.
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London
Mark-Isne
London Gazette Tonight
Harley
Ate &T
Aix
Aaricnliare
Trial of Terence Gibbane in Mary Jane marriage case
The Recorder and Aldermen presided over a trial in Green Street for Terence Gibbane charged with bigamy. Evidence showed a marriage to Mary Bruly, the former Slhavelinabe, and a prior spouse believed dead. The jury found Not Guilty on bigamy. Mary Bruly was convicted for pinioning a knife attack during the incident, and Gibbane was sentenced to 12 months hard labor in Richmond Penitentiary, with immediate confinement to Newgate after sentence.
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Yenterday
Recorder
St Johry Kingstonames
Namilton
Big Amy
Terence Gibbane
Peer Meany
Vienintern
Mary
Jane
Shinsiater
Heany
Imarrare
Cornn Kil
Potter &Mith
Mary Rrumley
Tor Melly
Mos Kelty
Syio
Jory
Richmond
Imatch
Newgate
Forged Bills and Sharp Practice Tie to Dublin East Bankers
Informations yesterday at the Head Office of Police allege Mr Francie Burke forged bills after visiting Messe Gibbons and Williams at Cork connections. Burke, posing as a West Merchant, presented two forged bills drawn on Bankers London for £2250 each, later dishonoured by Coutts. He was arrested awaiting more forged funds of £1000 at the Bank of Ireland. Separate reports recount a street assault in Sechvilleestraet and a handbag theft tied to a ring of suspects near Greenwech and Depuford, plus a fatal accident in Labour-atreer involving a double barrel shotgun incident and an inquest verdict of accidental death.
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Ireland
Trey Jamil
England
Einisteriar
Velentag
Meana
Eytliglie Cmeipaora
Dyaresa
Tyich
London
Treaudl
Seribe
Wstness
Treland
Dublin
Directura
Unis
Belfast Chronicle
Belfast
Lowie
David
Telast
Hallast
Hull
Pheesta
Rena
Asialiarel de Ourers
Hong
Jiverpool Advertiser
Francie Burke
Burke
Messe Gibbons
Willame
Messie
John Wr Pht
Beisel
Peter Pole
Thornton
Greshitn’s Bowl
Mesars
Gibbons
Williams
Messrs
Gibbona
Willian
Mawes Coutts and Co
Landon
Bank of
Messrs. Seweonen and Co
Betzlich Bille
Greenwech
Depuford
Aspelanchety
Lalbor-Atreer
Clontarfana
Dren
Plowne
Jervigerreet Prespital
Alvecuan Vertuemery
Forsyth Fitzwilliam Death Rumor Doubtful
Leeds report of the death of Fort Fitzwilliam is baseless. A country paper misrepresented a vague rumor as fact. London papers offer no confirmation and the Evening Herald notes no sanction for the claim.
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Leeds
Fort Pitzwilliam
Lord Pitzwillian
London
Mersey steam packet launch and building boom across routes
The Dublin and Liverpool Steam Navigation Company plans launching a new vessel named Mersey from Hassellien's Yard in Liverpool for the Dublin to Liverpool trade. The piece highlights the ship’s beauty and superior design. It notes widespread building along routes to London, with large ground leases offered, including at Knightabridge and Keneleston, and details on bricks, timber, and money as part of lease guarantees.
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WW. Hasselilen
Liverpool
S.caim Secket
Mersey
Dublin
Hetavy
London
Huilding
Knightabridge
Keneingren
Brickmarines
Woiler
Woiler Lord Kelainston and Mintaerwintth
Brentford
Isleward
Eimmerwrith
Kenelleton
Burdice
Grand Jury Adjourns as Prisoners Are Formally Charged
The Chief Baron presided over the Grand Jury session addressing attendance and presentments. Prisoners listed included Arn Wear for wool theft, a girl for rape, and several others for theft and related charges. verdicts showed guilty on some counts and not guilty on others.
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Rico
Grand Jury
Arthur French
Esq
M. P. Foreman
Mahon M. P
Morgan Crofton
Cient
Owen Lloyd Oliver Grace
Connor Don
Film
Mitchell ii Sien
Daniel Kelly
Fdwant Millasq
Bay
Coultield
Tarthol
Thomas Connally
Fligh Sherif
Ile
Athlone
Furae
Lily
Mulrenan
Mary
Lereyph Fox
Cestlereaph
Puilty
Abbeyfeale incident and police seize three suspects
A chaotic report describes a violent attack near Abbeyfeale where a young man was struck and left for dead after resisting, then pursued by a riderless horse. Three men of suspicious appearance have been taken by police and jailed in Newcastle under guard, charged with the affray. The item reflects a turbulent period with broader notes on local affairs and political maneuvers.
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Mayes
Bag
Abbevine
Abbeyfeale
Newcastle Bridewell
Cory
Watertown
John Newport
Kmb
Faecer
Sir John
Assie
Aldegerene Thronchout
Waterford
Duke of Wellington
Morvern
Merse
Baines
Teelanl
Scotland
Orkney
Forth
Ant
Newhaven
Sutherland
Serr Leone
Cane Coast
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James Wae
Darien
Wiererdne
Pitacian
George Vorrav
Samos
Owen B
Geneon
Lowies Erskine
Paris
Phew Hal Acener
Simhand
Anawerr
Sieene Erskine
Toray
Broupham
George Mirray
Anon
Dames
Winsell
Bidinburgh
Lonira
Eygand
Loviea
Gary
Planciff
Brougham
Svar. Tetr
Cross
Sessions House
Green Street
Fitzwillian
Dublin and Liverpool
Steam Nafig Company
Ation
Jummer
Connaught Craft
Charlee Turner
Tal Neit
Chita
Cota Eo
Leone
Atria
Foreign Office
Downing-street
Liverpeel Marrowby
Westmorland
Batharat
Secret Peel
Canning
Becheguer
Wovan
Sidmouth
E- Thetebinet
Tate
Owyhee
Lord Byrop
Woolwich
Marion Hearst
Mexico
Sundar
John Knox
Kila Mack EM Los
Bobbeldy Bros
Anal Fru Cambiar Lang
Glaryan Jlaruld
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