Manslaughter and assault trials amid Irish assizes
Court records detail multiple trials at Ballybrood and Kilmeedy including a manslaughter verdict for a fatal stone attack at Ballyrood fair, assaults with bayonets at Wilgrogan, and a separate case of administering unlawful oaths. Witnesses recount fights between Ryans and Hares, with juries returning manslaughter or transportation verdicts as Barons guide legal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosnivy
Mancu
Aleem Dongdaue
Patrik MiNamarayon
Ballybrood
Co McNamara Aworn
Pat
Namara
Ballyrood
Poecuer
Owen Dinoetue
Prisner
Owen Donog- Line
Bis
Prisucce
J. Tayes
Atwk
John Dwyersworn
Ryans
Hares
Will
Custom Gap
John Meagher
Baron V
Pennefather
Thomas Cahill
James Bridgeman
Mary Ball
Wilgrogan
Kilgrogan
Cahill
Bridgewan
John Lynch
Edmond Walsh
Martinstown
John Mahony
John Wood
Johan Wood
Isi
Patrick Quan
Apreatiiar
Grand Jury and Belfast Mail Robbery Trial Summary
The Grand Jury panel includes several named gentlemen. James Carrick and Nicholas Gormly are tried for robbing the Belfast Mail on January 3. Gormly is convicted and sentenced to death. evidence includes a coach ambush near Astoorne, armed robbers, and stolen mail sacks.
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Sie
Marcus Somecille
Leen
Tie
Role
Vasdeer
Chareem Digan
Choos
Vinitage Neetolson
Ksqy
Win
Tonay Wate
Pisa
Wo Theery Walter
Gsq
Gustaves Lomoert
Crendar
Janes Carrick
Nicholas Gormly
Belfast
Goerory Farrell
Astoorne
Drogheda
Michael Farrell
Plead Police Office
Sai
Nicholas Gornly
Robert-street
Marybane-lane
Vhomas-st
John Blood
John Murphy
Major Stewart
Garristown
James Cormick
Cormick
Cormick Es Exper
Jutin Flood
Gormly
Goriniv
Coroners Inquest on Staunton Death Remains Open
Inquest testimony details a gunshot wound to Charles Staunton with the ball entering the lower left side and exiting the right hip. Witnesses place the fatal shot in the dwelling of Daniel Staunton on February 2, 1823, but exclude certainty about the shooter or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Staianton
Gorge Glynn
Stortly
Pate Lieughlin
Pants UM Dero
Goree Hyon
Joseph Harris
Creare Giyon
Dimes Downes
Margaret Staunton
Sirgen
Joseph Poote
Gerald Nagagan
Gia
Citre Asusiances
Ron Cenodac
Eadieg
Hos Pitver
Sas
Charles Stauptug
Cane Fotis
Tedoer
Daniel Sauutat
Beinasean Yen Poesdag
Coaries Staupton
Ana
Daniel Stunbin
Pohab
Staunton
Nawes
Generals Carascosa and Pepe duel in London letters
An October to February sequence chronicles Generals Carascosa and Pepe meeting near Partington and Coombe Wood to duel amid armed tension. The account covers intense sword work, near-fatal moments, a shoulder wound to Carascosa, and a related exchange of letters in which Carascosa defends Naples’ constitutional history and criticizes misinterpretations by Pepe.
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Count de Santa Rosa
Pepe
Carascosa
London
Otter
Carascoxa
Partington
M. Brunet
Creneral Carascedsa
Lavine
Lernary
Coombe Wood
Corascosny
Pope
Bin
Thease
Pepo
Creneral Carascosa
Naples
de Donne
Kingdom of
Malta
Houveur
Carrascosa
Continent Officers Ordered Home as French Army Expands
The article notes English officers on half pay in Europe ordered to return to England for new duties. It reports France forming four new infantry regiments at Lille and rapid organization of those troops. It also mentions pontoon and artillery equipment heading from Ntras burgh to Bayonne, with delays expected due to distance.
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Patrick-street
Cede Berdasher
Siie
Pecorher
Dublin
Thas
Wud Rey
Dso
Mr Wan
Wien Nabedleon
Jaya Hotel
Ryan
Wuedy
Haider Street
Postu
Pauley
Nash
Cher Hid
Clinaman
Nastat
Guertn
Caulfield
Plis
Guerin
Butsske
Marneu
England
France
Lille
Ntrasburgh
Dutay
Bayonne
Winels Place
Doneraife
Chad Iary Hood
Wilt Crook
Re. Mheanakers
Bali
Cali
Crofts
New Bistop
Ireland
de Prior
Cletgvinia Vette
Pe Sadler
Gredhet
Answer of General Pepe in Conspiracy Debate
Fragmentary letter discusses liberty, conspiracies, and opposition to arbitrary power. It mentions General Pepe, Spain's constitution, Neapolitan general, and risk of justice. Also references police searches, weapon notices, and Irish county education details in a garbled historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Pele
Maghead
Psda
Irisny Joachim
Spain
Spato
Bridal Head Dresses and Dainties at a Finest Late Ball
A detailed catalog of ladies’ dress and headpiece styles from a high society event. The list names Marchionesses, Countesses, and Misses wearing satin, tulle, lace, feathers, and diamonds, with descriptions of trains, turbans, and embellishments. It highlights white satin gowns, silver and gold adornments, and ornate headgear.
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Drichers
Leinater
Tulle
Dinaoends
Frew Marchioness of
Downshire
Lama
Treadalrece
Ary
Coniutess
Meath
Countess of
Rosse
Silverlama Dregs
Antim
Jama Petticant
Campbell
Crofton
Creas
L Eng
Deamands
Mrs Mahon
Phead Dreans
CIA
Eady Pakenham
PE Wandin
Mrs Howen
Mik Annestey
Toad Deees
Mises MoCarthy
Messes Lowe
Athens
Heal
Kyle
Misses Mitchel
Miss Crofton
Misa Marilio
Mrestone
Mise Barton
Bail
Close
Perry
Misa Pakenham
Mia George Trench
Mixa Kolton
Mes P. C. Crampton
Mrs Burke
Naples
MiCarthy
Misa Jephson
Monck Mason
Mrs Blennerhassett
Purcell
Nantes
Eo Wilkinson
Moas Stiider
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Lemerick Asstzis
Patrick Ryan
Wood
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House of Correction
Poespvy
Marken Dd
Thomas Connor
Patrick Scunneld
Michael Scwoied
Thos. Collins
Lim
Thomas Collins
Abbey Feale
Connor
Big
Michael
Patrick
List Spring
Witces
Scannel
Lamenek Citwae
Ito
Scooey Pot
Li Otedbooat
Miretrael Soeinel
Ban
Wotan
Crenoun
Kilmeedy
Burga
Saesres Malony
Michael Chantin
Ingo
Iim
Secula
Plomas Wilson
Prioner
Leanenek
Uieirolicer
Peres
Edward
Hata Lazar
Kalmeedy
Baron Pennefather
John Maddison
Alichael Pitzgerald
Bracers Melons
Stuuithfield
Cepy Court
Thomas Buker
Jones Ryn
Wiliam Maunsel
North Liberties
Wany
Muunscil
Srizes
Phe
Remnin
Nash. Guerin
Eso
Ciera
Mosely
Oo Conner
Jows Jers
Mer Devitt
Mrc Wauvett
O'Connell
Migatel
Pipe and
Rieti
Count de Santa Roaa
G. Pepe
Wall
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