Move to reform Dublin stock brokers fee system debate
A Dublin meeting of concerned figures considered ending broker control on local securities sales and transfers. Captain Pottrell argued for a public market free from broker dominance, urging a stock exchange open to all with defined duties and a public register for defaulters, while brokers defended existing fees and required intermediaries.
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Pottrell
Aia
Aod
Tad Cou Cai
Bia
Tose Teow
Jottrell
Fual Pmblic
London
Ain
Antwerp
Nea Croker
Dublin
Che Rei
Phe
Stuck Exchange Jad
Wank
Dovre Prudent
Goold Thaight
Fottrell
Kitten
Aly
Kirwan
Puweon
Duldin
Wisk
Wolieetio
Wienek
Sewarts
Baswrimee
Dubba
Chiar Bear
Ate Ets
Compania
Dawson
Chesca
Aceegard Ge Lote
Folleil
Folivell
Stock Exchange
Landon
Ennis Assizes Maneu WU Attack on Rev. Read
At Ennis Assizes Maniu Wu, Wat. Bead, Wan, Runghin and William Brady were arraigned for firing on and wounding Rev Sir W Read. Sir William testified he was shot at near Kaheens deer-park on Nov 5, identified the prisoners. Defence called alibi witnesses. After deliberation the foreman announced no verdict and the prisoners were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atk Wat
Wan
Runghin
William Brady
W. Read
William
Kaheens
Frama Gap
Hibbonmen
Ward
Williai
Khadury
Avin
Murder trial in Armaugh district ends with silent verdicts
A mixed jury returned verdicts after trials for the murder of Michael Campbell and multiple assaults. Judges urged authorities to enforce the law and curb public processions, while several defendants faced convictions and others acquitted in a scene described as tense and exacting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honultans
Michael Campbell
Johnston
Otange
Patrick Metver
Dha Miteen
Patrick Cishorny
Charles ©Arberry
John Tainey
Das. Me Chanay
John Traghes
Yerick Conyngham
Mathew Breen
Thomas
Chedada
James Daly
Thomas Curren
Py Cunningham
Mr Breen
Bom Koo
Planeis Keating
Moy Oouprages
William Gubney
Mraneis McArdin
Samme
Moting
Kegan Mactagh
Bracely
Folastot
Stybedl
Dali
Wba Pedant
Cosvonie Place
Sentencing in Brackley Murder Trial Declares Peace
The court sentences two prisoners to one year in gaol with sureties to keep the peace after the jury found Martoch guilty of gun crime and Fury guilty of the Viet. Ward and Ewart were indicted for murder of Patrick Hughes with Ward as principal and Ewart as accessory. Acquittal for others.
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Willon Sling
Samuel Ewart
Mebrury
Brackley
Patrick Hughes
Stig
Mwart
Court case on seduction by clergy man
In a Dublin or Ulster style record, Andrew Black sues a reverend for seducing his daughter aged about 22. Jury assessors convene in private to hear evidence. Judge urges religion and morals, awarding damages and costs to the plaintiff after deliberation.
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Andrew Black
Tie Rey Dames Gardner
Clare
M‘clelland
Leonard Dobbin
David Cuppage
Armagh
Boyd
Lurgan
Murray Pre Siling
Bacon McClelland
Westmeath Assizes Illegal Marriages Case and Poison Trial
Thomas Doyle a Roman Catholic clergyman faced a fine and imprisonment for unlawfully marrying James Kelly and Mary Volan. James Kelly was later indicted for poisoning James Smith with arsenic. Judith Smith aided the scheme. Testimony detailed Kelly's involvement, the use of arsenic and poisoned drink, and Smith's worsening death after visiting Kelly's house in Moate Ballagh area. Evidence included further allegations of improper mixtures and discussions about opening the body, with expert medical testimony on the poison found in the stomach contents and the resulting fatal symptoms.
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Thomas Doyle
Clerryman
James Kelly
Mary Volan
Clereyman
Judith Smith
Kaly
Elles House
Kelly's
Fioreback
Carberey
Kelly
Itra
Carberny
tAelly’s
Tre
Wiles
Seily
Bia
Pee
Baetiver
Oper Dothart
Welly Genete
Meyer
Kelty
Geal Trust
PetHle Ward
Girton i Sierk
Pema Dias
Boene
Pet Ate
Senet
Lee Dbase
Pete
Lea Lee Atta
Anal Kelly
Ana
Dansick
Ward
Daly
Cone
Smith
Ching
Hoe
Welly
James Daly
Monte
Amorning
Witness
Ballagh
Moate
James Murray
Murray
Thitire
Thomas Dowd
Cabbona
Gitcioig
Hs Suge
Not Guilty Verdict After Extended Deliberation
A jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a lengthy three hour adjournment and resumed deliberations, concluding the case with acquittal.
Affair of Honour in Dublin Nine in Buckram Suites
Reported in the Frith Times the dispute began with a misunderstanding between T Ledwich and James Mahon over terms of a duel binding them to keep the peace. Mahon sought a meeting in London and France at Spring Garden Coffee-house to discuss terms, while Ledwich prepared to travel. Additional remarks by a Trinity College Commoner led to a show of force by a military posse, though no confrontation occurred. The quarrel originated from alleged insult about the Catholic Association at Hayes Tavern.
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Buckram
T. Ledwich
James Mahon
Mahon
Ledwich
France
London
Spring Garden
Spur-Street
Trinity College
H. Reg
Mary
Shove
Hayes
Dawson-street
Frith Times
Jamaica Insurrection Trial Convicts Nine Slaves in Cuff Hay
From the Jamaica Courant dated January 21 the trial at Cuff Hay convicted nine enslaved men of plotting a revolt to murder whites. They planned an uprising for December 26 and were to be signaled by four candles. Five were condemned to transportation, four to death. later updated as Henry Clint to be executed and Montagnay to be transported. The case links to Baptiste in St Domingo and an Obeah rite, highlighting colonial fears of rebellion and the era's harsh justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Courant
Cuff Hay
St. Domingo
Baptiste
Lecesne
Charles Mack
Henry Oliver
Henry
Liver
Oliver
Balcarras Plantation
Cedar Valley
James Thompson
John Macfarland
James Megnan
John Spalding
Missionaries
Execution in Lincolnshire Confirms Poisoning Case
A man named Joln Smith was executed in Lincolnshire after admitting to administering poison to a young woman. The case involved arsenic mixed with food, four cakes consumed by the victim, three survivors and one near death. The suspect confessed, showed little remorse, and was executed after trial.
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Kaxnewrius
Angoble
Joln Smith
Ole
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Pretoria
Ethvethoer
Salior
Bell Petra Dee
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