Burglary and robbery trials open in Dublin court
On February 22 and 23 the Dublin commission heard indictments for burglary at Mathew Lynch's dwelling with theft of silver cups a gun and bank notes. John Thompson and Michael Dono g h ugh were identified as attackers. A second case convicted Laurence M Dani el for the murder of Patrick Bryan after testimonies from Mary Clintop and others. The jury returned a death sentence for the accused.
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Ostorne
Clelland
John Johnesn
Thompson
Thomas Doon
M'Dooouph
Jamed Dannelly
Lyons
Steed
Mathew Lynch
Lynch
Greene
Ballymore
Dublin
Johan Thompson
Murphy
John Thompson
Joan
M-Donough
Longwood
Bank of Leeland
Lyst
Fes
Poyselfy
Shem
Cour
Homse
Michal Gahiny
Ridgeway
Wimnen
M‘donough
Michael Carroll
Payer
Cromlin
Tallagh
Feendéa
Laurence M'Daniel
Patrick Bryan
Les
Timothy Bryan
Mosse
Dea
Mary Clintop
Horcé-pass
Hugh Murphy
Wells
Thei
Dia
Hornisge
Arthur Mosse
Daly
Unclear Entry Reflecting Court Observations
Fragmentary text notes a period in a lordship's situation with emphasis on execution and repentance before the Court, mentioning a 16 feet measure and unspecified actions.
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Bowes
Leinster and Connaught Spring Assizes Circuit Schedule 1814
The document lists home and provincial assize circuits for 1814 across Leinster Ulster and Connaught. It names counties towns judges and clerks, with dates in March and April for sessions in Trim Wicklow Wexford Waterford Kilkenny Ennis Limerick Tralee Cork Drogheda Carrickfergus Roscommon Sligo Ballinrobe Galway and other locales.
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Leinster
Wicklow
Wexford
Waterford
City of Waterford
Tipperary
Clonmel
Kilkenny
Baron George
Carew Smith O'Grady
William Cosgrave
Connaught Circuit
Roscommon
Leitrim
Carrick
Shannon
Gliga
Sligo
Mayo
Ballinrobe
Galway
Justice Fox
Justic
Justice Fletcher
Gence
MicHael Fox
Richard Hetherngton
W. Registers
Barnard
Eagra
Pensions Reform at Greenwich Hospital Extends to Seamen
From the London Gazette December 22 1814 the Prince Regent approves a new pension scale for seamen marines and petty officers. The reform extends pensions to all discharged after fourteen years service, introduces a per diem pension for wounded and sick, and guarantees free discharge after twenty one years. New rules set pay scales by rank, with guaranteed pensions for long service and penalties for misconduct.
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Admiralty Office
Prince Regent
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
His Majesty's
Greenwich Hospital
Lords Commissioners of
Admiralty
Royal Marines
J. W. Croker
Royal Marine
Omer
England
Gaulker
Boatewain
Hall
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Lords
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Archer
Voey
Tallarh
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Justice Daly
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Meath
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Stollingar
King’s County
Philipsstown
Thureday
Queen's County
Maryborough
Co. of Carlow
Cartow
Kidare
Neas
Lord Norbury
Judge Day
Peter Jackson
BR. Franka
Begis
North-West
Longford
Cavan
Fermanagh
Enniskillen
Tyrone
Omagh
Donegal
Lifford
Londonderry
Derry
Justice Osborne
M'Clelland
Edward A. Waller
Hugh M‘clelland
Munster
Clare
Ennis
Limerick
City of Limerick
Kerry
Tralee
City of Cork
Cork
County of Cork
Serjeant Moore
John Domville
A. B. Carmichael
Drogheda
Louth
Dundalk
Monaghan
Yhureday
Armagh
Antrim
Carrickfergus
Town of Carrickfergus
Dovwn
Cele
Mayne
Rich
Livesay
Bay
Mountjoy-Square
Edward Mayne
Suegenaneret
Beg Nees
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Eaen & Hivelihada
WM. Hodge
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