Court of Appeals June 3 1824 Moore versus Fitzgibbon damages
In a civil action for damages arising from alleged adultery and seduction of Diana Moore, the jury fixed damages at six thousand pounds after a lengthy trial before Daniel Kinahan jun. Exg. av Assessor, with a panel of aldermen and magistrates presiding. The case recounts decades of marriage, separations, emigrations, and scandals across Ireland and England, culminating in a jury award against Colonel Fitzgibbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRIS
Maurice Godfrey Moore
Richard Witzgibbon
M. P
Daniel Kinahan
Vic
Abbott
C. P. Archer
Montgomery, Harty
B. Croker
William Sparrow
Holwell Wolb
Diana Moore
Atil
Theo
Mra Crosby
Mc Moore
Groeva
Magland
Igaland
Moore's Fort
Mount Shannon
Clare
Thare
Soignes
Ireland
Brighton
South Wales
Milford
Moore
Qulil
Lord Brandon
Donmore
Moore's
Fort Netthar
Baron Pennefather
Ersay
Howth
Dover
Dijon
Moora
Court of King's Bench Dublin libel case against DAris and Grattan
The Common Sergeant earlier obtained a rule to show cause why a criminal information should not be filed against John DAris and Henry Grattan regarding a libel published in the Morning Chronicle last year. The libel commented on Captain Davis and a Dublin Grand Jury member, with proceedings continuing as Mr Brougham argues the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Moore
Witness
France
Bank of Ireland
Fitzgibbon
R. Johnston
Kitagibbon
Mia
Col. Fitzgibbon
John Daris
Public reparation ordered after public accusations
The court discharged the rule for a criminal information after Mr Grattan admitted the accusations against Capt. Davin were unfounded and expressed sincere regret. Mr Denman advised satisfaction with the conduct and the rule was accordingly discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentian
Davis
Loving
Mr Denman
Mr Grattan
Capt. Davin
Inventor Hall's gas flame singeing machine for calicoes
Mr Hall of Basford Nottinghamshire patent holder introduces a gas flame singeing process for clearing boae fibres from cotton goods. The apparatus uses a vacuum chamber and a gas jet to force air through fabric as it passes the flame, ensuring uniform singeing without damaging texture. The method improves efficiency over red hot irons and applies to muslins and corded fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Basford
Nottinghamshire
Hail
Vauxhall Gardens Opens Season With Improved Attractions
London crowds flocked to Vauxhall Gardens on Monday night enjoying a lively opening season. The venue showcased enhanced lighting, a larger Pavilion, new speakers in the orchestra, and a redesigned theatre including recent alterations. The Fantoccini moved to the theatre, the Ballet of The Chinese Wedding impressed juvenile performers, and a view gallery offered a prime vantage. Fireworks and a dramatic ascent by Mr Blackmore drew loud applause amid brisk patronage.
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Vauxhall Gardens
London
Rotunda
Miss Witham
Madame Francesca
Monsieur Jullin
Blackmore
Byron and Miller and the Windmill Room sale
A fragment from a 18th or 19th century column recounts Sinclair and the poet Byron and Miller, with notes on Joe Miller the comedian, his fame and epitaph. It mentions the extinction of radical meetings at Redicalism, the Windmill Room sale under rent distress, and remarks on a court scene and Princess Charlotte marginal notes. It also notes Irish iron ore shipments to Scotland, and mineral riches in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mrrpun
Temtia
Shir Sock
Jos Miller
Samuel Ireland
Garth
Joe Miller
Motlay
Joe
Victor
Miller
Bet
St. Clement Danes
Spiller
Renin
Clare
Yper
Aeich
Stephen Duct
Caroline
Teague
Ireland
John Wittel
Talboy
Castril
Ben
Smr Matthews
Stoctront
Windmill Room
Sandy Brow
Johnson
Drummond
Bagguly
J. Turner
Joseph Harrison
Stockport Advertiser
Lon Byron
Constitutional Association
John Hunt
Austhor
London
Ware Area
Kincardine
J. Scotland
Cardiff
Parkstown
County Kilkenny
Casera
Waterford
Innistogue
Waterford Mirror
Dublin Market Note for the Week Ending June 4 1894
Market summary from Dublin shows wheat at 3 639 per brl and various grains with oats and barley priced per stone or cwt. Flour and oatmeal values listed, flour sold to bakers, bread prices noted including loaf sizes. Average wheat and flour price reported as 584 ad per well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Une
Dublin Printer's Office Adverts and Notices
A fragment notes the Dublin printed location on Parliament Street where advertisements and notices are received, indicating a local office hub for public notices and related information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Nolf Parliament Street
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Court OF Appeals
William Moore
Mr. Bennett
K. C
Mita Diana Woodcock
Enfield Church
England
County of
Tipperary
Earl of
John Bolton Massey
M.x
Ter
Avor
Baron Peanefather
Mra Moore
Hoth
Phish
Arat
Uis
Court OF King's Bench
Lonpoyn, Maral
Nova- Beatia
Herald
Winchester
Scotland
Lord Byron
Crete
Pymak
Egon
Byron
Leonidas
L.toek
Tao
Greece
Cara
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