Transportations and trials at the Cork Court sessions
The Cork court arraigns Joseph Connor for delivering a threatening letter to Edward Leahy, with John Barry and William Leahy involved. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation, the delivery of Captain Rock’s orders, and the motive of tenants. Leahy is urged to dismiss Barry. Connor is found guilty and transported for seven years. The day also hears cases against John Manly and other defendants over bacon theft and unlawful oaths. Police intelligence notes a Mayo murder investigation and the capture of Thomas McDonough in Ringsend, Dublin, amid a heavy pursuit by officers.
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Conner
Edward Lauhy
Islward Leahy
Stron
le Cain
de Pritence
Captain Rock
Mr Leahy
John Barry
Mc Eeathy
Aaid Barry
Rock
Leaby
William
Hin
Howard
Anxwer
Serront Lloyd
Teahy
Dalton
Jeremiah Sullivan
Odige
Wifaon
Aod
Aod Told Him, That On the Eight Bial Apron Mon Cavid
Bod
Laady
Leahy
Freeman
Chatterton
Temes Fitzgeraht
Emily
Otto
Euilly
Lloyd
Saydigenr
Clusaeier
Maghtratas
John Manly
William Goggin
Witnons
Dobbs
Witnead
Witnova
M'Carthy
Bia c. Nari Leeill
Mar’ Allen
Mr Allen
Homme
Peppard
Honand
Nir Ivan
Cork
Boetor
Newmarket
M ‘Carthy
M.carthy
Bia House
Act
Serjeant Lloyd
Witness
Mc M'Carthy
Peeler
Me Chester
Hobbs
Lang
Rav
Edgar
Bacon
George B. Lowe
William Allan
Allen
Elobhx
Hobbe
Longfield
Fobbs
Bis
Strado
Yaare
Dusit Flynn
Willy Kelly
Jeremiah Maliang
Michael Barry
John Fodhan
Wm. Marpty
Callaghan
Mallow
Bandon
Oshere Quay Ofice
Albert Murdosh
Caatle’ Bar
Mayo
Thos
M‘donough
Ringsend
Stephens
Elawthorn
Abbot
Dublin
America
South Wall
Campaigne
James Rays
South Great Clare
Wate
Ant
Ifo
King
Wm. Stanser
Corpa
Yeomanry
Caropaigne
Kilmainham
Dan
Dennis Browne
Castlebar
Sonia
Mexico
Peru
Columbi
Howest
Republic of Colombia
Spain
Colombia
Colomopia
Sho
Lie Svoromont
Colaubis
Patent OL Gas lighting at Post Office praised in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports on the new gas lighting for the Post Office by Alderman West. It claims no purification needed, avoids harmful hydrogen, and touts benefits for fisheries and national progress. London market notes follow with wheat, barley, and oats prices and shipping entries. Fever hospital data in Cork Street shows admitted and discharged counts for the month.
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Dublin
Sia
Alderman West
London
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
C.e
Poland
Cork-Street
St OF RE
Diadis
John Hale
Trade opening with South America and British policy change
Lords of Privy Council grant entry to ships of newly independent South American governments. memorialists urge relaxed navigation rules to match US and Brazilian access, warning against premature commerce and urging cautious, balanced expansion benefiting UK shipping and industry. The note dated April 23, 1892, with signatures from leading London merchants.
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South America
Great Britain
His Majesty's Privy Council
Hiton
Faraa
United States
Brasil
Commerta
London
Suswkta
Deminion
Spain
Mc Zea
Europe
Colombia
United Kingdom
America
Brazil
Baring, Brothers, and Co
Richards, Mackintosh, Law,and Co
Bazett, Farquhar, Crawford, and Co
Raid, Irving, and Co
Finley, Buunatyne, and Co
Campbell, Bowden, and Co
Smith, Inglis, and Co
Paxton, Cockerell,Craill, and Co
W. and T. Raikes, and Co
Fletcher, Alexander, and Co
Bainbridges and Brown
Palmer, Wilson, and Co
Frederick Huth
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Alan Bell
L. L, Ddrom
Down
School of
Tae
M. EF. Zou
Paris
Pho
Bavoy
Republic of
Cama
Republic of Columbia
Totsis
Sisisi
Parla
April Guy
Jane
Igapc
Tom
King of Arms
Heralds’ College
bin Ager
Gavince