Not Guilty Verdict in Kilbride Case at Comission Court
June 23 session opened with a county jury sworn for the Kilbride Keely case like Andrew Kilbride and Patrick Keely charged with burglary and assault at the M Keon dwelling. Witnesses testified of tied arms beating and threats during the attack on Hannah McKeon and her husband. the jury returned Not Guilty on the felony and rape charges after deliberations.
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Keely
Roote
Jas. Kilbride
Kilbride
Andrew Kilbride
James Kilbride
James
Andrew K. Pride
James Keely
P. Keel
Hic
Keeley
Willian
R. N.bennett
Andrew
Kilbrides
Alannah M‘kean
O’connell
Ann
Gerald Flanagan
Jamoes Keely
Hlessington
County Wicklow
M‘keon
Patrick
M'Kean
M' Kean
Ilness
James Cullen
M'‘Keon
Croes
Walter Miley
Patrick Keely
Dennia Kelly
Catherine Dunn
Francis Dean
William Kilbride
Witness
Doyle
Magrath
William
Mathew Doyle
John Magrath
Dillon
William Tyrrell
Ames Smith
J. Kilbride
J O'Connell
Farrell
Baron Pennefather
Recorder
M‘kean
R.N. Bennett
O'Connell
Curran
John M' Kenzie
Thomas Miles
Timothy Collins
Skerries
Dublin Assizes Report On Marriages And Sentences
Tuesday’s Dublin assizes detailed Thomas Martin’s guilty verdict for bigamy with Anne Sallins, and his first wife Catherine Wright, the 1817 marriage in St Mary’s Dublin. Other trials included Peter Fitzgerald’s horse theft, John Lus’s art theft, and Bryan and Milden’s illicit spirits offenses with respective sentences.
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Thomas Martin
Anne Salling
Catherine Wright
James Locaze
Ughter
Christchurch
Spittlefields
London
Purdon
St. Mary's Church
Dublin
Thewiss Mertin
Anne Sallins
William Green
Henry Street
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
Baron Pennefather
Peter Fitzgerald
Luke Murphy
Bonalue
Wicklow
Barrett's
John Lus
Capel-Street
William Bryan
Arthur M
MEW MUSIC AT 7 WESTMORLAIN STREET DUBLIN
Advertises MEW MUSIC by I Willis with miniature lyric sheets and duets by Stevenson, Harton, Wade, and others. Lists prices and numerous vocal pieces including glees and duets and notes about the Seventh Edition of Lancers Quadrilles. Also references scenes and a naval or military narrative.
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Westmorlain Street
Dublin
United Kingdom
AON
Thorman Hayle
John Stevenson
Balle
Harton
A- Lee
Smithh
Stanalars
Price
Sir J. Stevenson
Webb
Damon
Lord Morningloo
Nona
Employment of the Poor in Ireland Select Committee Report
A House of Commons motion on Friday 1at led to a Select Committee to study how Ireland’s laboring poor might be employed in productive industry. It notes abundant materials and unemployed labor but a lack of capital, questioning how to create a self‑funding program. The piece considers fisheries, agriculture, and roads as potential sectors, stressing national capital and tax-based remuneration.
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Mc Rice
House of Commons
Ireland
Treland
Spain
Prugal
Iites
French Journals Report Spanish King in Cadiz and Provisional Changes
The Paris journals via Chester Mail note the King of Spain moved to Cadiz, with expected official notice during Saturday’s Manifest. A Lisbon dispatch says the constitution is overthrown and the next Lisbon Mail will clarify. Army reports from Cancuna and Vesplana-Perros describe defeats of 900 and 600 constitutionalists, with 600 prisoners and 100 killed or wounded, as forces advance toward Carolina.
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Madrid
Count Gurutextnot
Truxtttlo
Spain
Cortes
Seville
Truxillo
Caceres
Merida
Almendraleso
Monasterio
Lallemand
Bourdesoult
Bourmont
Manarp
Jane
Count Bourmont
Tague
Estremadura
Portugal
Pamplona
Count de Palmela
Count Osareos
Finnance
Salamanca
Amarante
Angouleme
Wilson
Asturias
Gallicia
Pyreneza
War Department
Monagtangurn
Mina
Defilea
Voluvollera
Onseja
Orrea
Leo
Mont Lons
Llivia
Carol
Rou
Urgel
Nouica
Guila
Mount Louis
Perpignan
Montpellier
Baron Rottembourg
Gerona
Parrisson of
Hostalrich
Mosen Anton
Army of the Faith
Antonio Call
Eroles
Toloza
Sebastian
Aix
Santana
Martyth
Manaro
Jonze
Chester
Paris
Cadiz
Lisbon
Rottemburgh
Journal Des Debata
Cancuna
Corps D’armee
Vesplana-Perros
Carolina
Italy
Paris Papers of Friday from Journal del Debata
Paris papers report June 12 king of Spain moved from Seville to Cadiz while Granacraa notes unrest in Andalusia with a siege decree and press suppression. Col. San Miguel arrives amid rumors of Gibraltar and Ceuta defenses. Bourdesoult orders Duc de Dino to La Carolina after a Santa Cruz flank action.
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Journal de Paris
F . Paris
Paria
King of I
Seville
Cadis
Gibraltar
Han
Mina
Fune
Spain
Paris
del Debata
Mapa
Cadiz
Granacraa
Andalusia
Cortes
Col. San Miguel
Catalonia
Ceuta
Moniteur
Bourdesoult
Santa Cruz
Placencia
Estremadura
Carolina
Duc de Dino
la Carolina
Tempt
Ferdinand
Subscription for the Spaniards meeting urged in Ireland
A call announces a meeting to raise funds for the Spanish cause against Franco. It argues Irish generosity is limited by poverty and warns against a subscription in Ireland, deeming it indecent amid current hardships and the danger of an abortive effort. It notes the broader fear that Franco's victory could threaten Ireland's independence and constitutional laws.
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Friends of Freedom
Spain
Ireland
England
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