Irish Tithe Composition Act Text Fragment
Legal language details the appointment powers of an umpire or commissioner under the Irish Tithe Acts. It describes calculating annual tithe composition, market wheat prices, lands valuation, surveys, notices to parish incumbents, and procedures for objections and amendments. The passage outlines officer authority for entering lands and issuing certificates of composition.
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Ray Has
Poetsane
Hitler
Menard
Miy Permanen
Ireland
Parih
Govermor
Treland
Sill
Peraova
Salemo
Buen
Lord Tieutenant
Grovernors
Certificate Distribution of Tithes By Commissioners
Historical notice describes the process for certifying tithe compositions for the year, detailing names of commissioners and officers who must transmit copies to church wardens, the archbishop, and parish bodies, with copies sent to parish incumbents and ratepayers. The document prescribes recording and signatures by the commissioners and prepares duplicate certificates for various church and civil recipients.
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Whall
Veara
Trent
Indictment for Willful Murder at Lewisham
The case centers on the December murder of Mr James Smith at Lewisham by a pistol shot. Indicted suspect Ton Coleman faces trial after evidence linked a carpenter’s tool shed to the crime scene and a drawn confession implicated several accomplices, with rewards offered for information and a capital verdict likely.
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Maier
Buckland
Deptford
Groenwiel
Foreman
Bicknell
Moistrate
Maidvtine
Avalon
Caca
Friends of
Blackheath Association
Lewisham
London
McAndrews
Murder Indictment in York Case Ties Robbery to Death
William Tohineton was indicted for robbing and murdering Richard Walker on December 27. Witnesses from Beverley, Driffield, and Sunderland Road testified to Walker’s movements, wounds, and the suspected time and place of his death, with evidence of a knotted stick and a severed throat.
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William Tohineton Wre
Richard Walker
Merb
Typer
Beverley
Ro Walker
Creation
Phaverlay
Gren
Grout Drnfield
Tha Place
Walker
Aller Cotta
Moody
Parainys
Lecenfeld
Ube
Tiquoess
Great Weilhohdle
Thompson
Driield
Johnson
Saue
Dresed
Wolug
Dawaun
SURREWSBURY MURDER TRIALS AND EXAMINATIONS IN COURT
A long court record details the murder indictment of John Noorton for killing his wife Sarah Newton by beating and striking in January, with witness testimonies from servants and townsfolk describing the ensuing investigation, the wife’s death, and the accused’s defense. Separate coverage notes extenuating circumstances and a later case against John Bolt for attempted murder of Jane Jusling, including the servant girl’s injuries and surgeon testimony.
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Mercei
John Noorton
Eilfil
Sarah Newton
George Mdoeneds
Howard
Bridgenorth
Severn Hall
Formy Hill
Troney
Abe
Bim
Bridgnorth
Dr. Trall
Mary Jones
Mr Newton
Severn
Newton
Baektte John
Syearsald
Bee
Julia Oliver
Ory
Wim
Michres
Manny Lloyd
Mistres
T Fallesi
Sally Kloyd
King
Lode Net
Wiis
Mnidane
Justice Rant
Devia
John Bolt
Jane Jusling
C.F. Williams
Aruifel
Lifton Park
Jane
Higepia
Moon
Bins
Onl Aie
Lly
Sho
Flo
Henre
Arundel
Ona
Hoare
Daconther
Arandel
Selton Park
John Roltwas
Dad
Lexa
Shay
Witneas
John Hoare
Grace Crabbe
Jane Justling
Mer William Matin
Deseo Dane Dustling
Bhut
Llorey
Scioeheta
Pehl
Man Guilty of Murder After Insane Deliberation Trial
A prisoner faced a jury amid insanity pleas as the court directed verdict. The jury found him guilty of murder after deliberation. The judge sentenced him to death, with his body to be delivered for dissection. The condemned struggled, pleading to be killed, while officials restrained him with care to avoid unnecessary force.
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Tin
Jindga
Surgeona
Judeems
Jule
Anil
Win
Fragmentary jury verdict on a murder attempt case
A distorted report describes a prisoner linked to a death attempt on a woman and the jurors returning a verdict of murder by shooting. The text notes agitation of the prisoner during examination and references impending actions and sentencing details.
Carrickfergus Assizes Trial for Felony and Attempted Murder
At Carrickfergus Assizes on Thursday the prisoner was found guilty of felonious assault with intent to kill Adam Beles and of common assault. The judge delivered a death sentence, condemning the prisoner to be hanged at the place of his crime after examination of testimonies and remarks on factory combines that harmed Belfast’s manufacturers.
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Alon
Carrickfergus Assizes
Rancis
Adam Beles
Bultast
Lui
Gruilty
Baron M'Clelland
Lin
Combina
Manu Turera
Roelfast
Ahat
Les
Belfast surgeon feats mark bold medical muster
In a Belfast report a medical board lists surgeons and appointments amid a chaotic text. It notes M. Venabley and T. Whitelaw as surgeons and mentions Hassell, the renowned pedestrian, finishing a remarkable 27.5 miles in twenty one hours.
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Estrance
Suan Bai
Ee Venabley
M. Tf
Fire
T. Whitelaw
Hassell
Belfast
Untitled fragment about a local event or notice
Fragmentary text covers a painted scene and mentions multiple names and locations. reads like a disturbed historic note with unclear phrases and dates. Contains glimpses of people, places, and possible events but lacks coherent details to confirm specifics.
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Itia
Bat Nfong Sinnek
Iba
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Pam
Lern
Merdustion Potlrord
York Asstzs
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Robert Staunton
Siluate
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