Court hears hour by James Ridgall clock in Richmond
Witnesses describe how a clock and a pawned watch helped James Ridgall and Sir James Ridgall determine the hour on April 28 at Richmond. Testimony details a late-night gate noise, voices, and the possibility of murder, with witnesses Ldy Ridgall and Mrs Conroy asserting they heard Sir James's voice.
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Sevstone
James
R. Pennefather
Srames
Feely
Hee
Sir James
Kilmainham
Bos
Ward's
Marlbo
Wherena Conroy
R. Johnann
Myley
Kimainhans
Richmond
James’s—hencw
Anne Spear
North
Sir James Ridgall
Hotte
Lady Riddall
Riddall
Crous
Philips
Mrs. Conroy
Hin James
Witners
Jamie
Martin McOrm'ck
John Jor
Mer
Grady Alaced
J.P. Knaresborough
M‘gibbin
Itelf
Catholic Meeting Discusses Letters to Parnell and Grattan
Fen March 28 Sir Thomas Eswonoe chairs a Catholic meeting where Mr O Connell reads letters to Sir Henry Parnell and to the Right Hon Henry Grattan. Sub committees agree. Mahon and Woulfe debate wording, with Mahon seeking expunging a paragraph while others defend courtesy toward Parnell and Grattan. Mr Phinket asks what prevents presenting a petition to Grattan.
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Vidal Grievanges
Ireland
Treland
Mr. Mahon
Mr. Scully
Mr. Scuily
Henry Parnell
O'Connell
John Hilgestey
Howe
Grattae
House of Commons
H. Parnell
Mr. O'Gorman
House
Q O Gorman
Woulte
Woulfe
O'Gorman
Howley
Serely
Grattan
Hey
Lord Donoughmore
Hughes
Hay
Tham
Baronet
Sir Henry Parnell
Tor
Mr. Woulfe
O’gorman
Henrys Parnell
Mr. Grattan
Mr. O'Connell
Tern
Thomas Bemonde
Curt
Kilgary
Mir. N. Mahon
Mr. Howley
Gegitai
O'Conned
Rand
Henry Purnell
Mahon
Sheridan
Mr. Gratten
N. Mahon
Richard O'Gorman
Thomas Eswonoe
Bart
Henry Grattan
Devory Parnell
Woulfy
Lieury Parnell
Graltan
Phinket
Marriage of Benson and Anna Maria Davis in Ballyshanson
Married on the 34th instant by Rev. Mr. Major the Rev. Jat. Benson Tuthitl wed Anna Maria daughter of Mathew Davis of Ballyshanson Bq.
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Mr. Major
Jat. Benson, Tuthitl
Anna Maria
Mathew Davis
Ballyshanson, Bq
Army Avy Estimates Rank and File for Great Britain and Colonies
The army estimate for the present year counts the rank and file in Great Britain Ireland and the colonies at 80 53 inclusive of officers and non commissioned officers the total reaches about 92 289.
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Tnd
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Colonies
Advertisements and Subscriptions for Dublin Office
Dublin advertisements advertise subscriptions for twelve months four and six months in town and country with varied rates. It lists offices Newton Co. Mo 5 Warwick Square London and Janee Tat Serra and Co Edinburgh as general newspaper and advertising agents for the Dublin journals.
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Dublin
Parliaman Street
Oavens
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Qape of Good Hope
Mautting
Ceylon
New South Wales
St. Hylena
Passanetom
Seton
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