Dublin House of Commons debate on coroners and grand juries
In a May session the House heard petitions from Cork and Tipperary coroners seeking higher salaries and relaxed duties. It examined grand jury practices in Dublin, questioning panel sizes, presence of common councillors, and the collection of fees and presentments. The committee debated reform and oversight, with testimony about ex officio informations and the roles of crown officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govlretn
Cork
Pliny
HiUiMi
Colona Ragwell
Tipperary
Tn Preland
Gand
John Newport
Aberdeen
Hansa
R. Marpin
Hona Caro Bor
Rhedes
McAacher
Fiitpchenson
Wath
Alan Peayed
Hittin
Erron
Deland
Kogguam
Grand Jury
Edward Lattvbiles
Volwodt
Loe
Dublin
Dawson Roae
Dawson
Memiber
Brougham
Ireland
Atata
Jroe
G. AL Eisaid
Brougieam
Baronet
Mr Brougham
Pho Tore
Seasion Grand Jury
Corporation of Dublin
Lear
Tre Land
Othe Oliger
Corporation
Perrin
Lamprey
Handwich
Groban
Goulburn
S Rich
Dubin
Newport
Choi
Hhae
Khrougham
Partons
Gi Eap
State of the Country in County Limerick and Tipperary
Reports of arson and violent acts across Limerick and Tipperary counties include farm houses set ablaze on Standish Grady lands and roads, cattle maimed on Michael O Brien property, insurgent attacks in Awl naguo, and damning violence near Castle Jean. Police investigations and arrests follow, with authorities urging full use of the Insurrection Act and cooperation of magistrates to restore order.
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County Limerick
Lodge
Standish Grady
Vallek Condon
Timothy O'Brien
Michael O'Brien
Baspitel
Tipperany
Mr Bradshaw
Awlnaguo
Tipperary
Cours Tipperary
Julia Low
Castle Jean
Constantinople
Foyne
Hunan
Konuckpatrick
Corbett
Limerick
Ore
Gallen
Kenry
Kildtmo
King's CO
King's County
Respac
Powell
Lving
Queen's County
Cyruicks
Sainte Tok
Pat. Lahey
Thos. Cooney
C, White
Keg
Nagi
Cintland
Hanightly
Clonlink
Egan
Whiel
Thakalr
M'Curmick
Kudlward Sharks
Cashel
Ballyfaroon
Irish Information Act Renewal Debate and Newfoundland Inquiry
In Dublin debates Mr Gurney asks if common council precedes the panels and recounts prior grand jury divisions. A witness is ordered to withdraw as Colthurst urges an early renewal motion. Goulburn signals opening the first day and Hume weighs postponing for a Newfoundland inquiry, with a pledge to bring the Surrection Act business next Tuesday.
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Roug Elam
Ulin
Wrod
Thas
Witiess
Ales Ie
Rick
Ireland
Putsgivore
Michael
Scartliotd
Colonel Barry
Common Council Wien
Plunkett
Ixjo
Jamis Macintosti
Brownlow
Sheriff Thorpe
Sam
Buel
Mrct. LE Wes
Sessing House
Creen-street
Lon
Col
Garry
Tarnedie
Isitel
Lace
Lalape
Pron
Goulburn
Hume
Newfoundland
Catholic Meeting at Dempsy’s Tavern Sackville Street
A Catholic meeting led by Lord Killeen at Dempsy’s tavern Sackville Street discussed drafting an address to the King. Mr Connell outlined the committee’s work, with Woulfe to draft, and a proposed resolution thanking liberal MPs who support Catholic emancipation.
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Cathy
Dempsy
Lord Donoughmore
House of Lords
Plunkett
House of Commons
Edward Bellow
Hugh O'Connor
O'Connell
Plaunketton
Costelloe
J. J. Malley
Lord Killeen
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B. Searvey
Rim Kegleshall
Thisvex
Amir Toseph Steversons
Pablo Anevien
Huai
Haland
Scotland
FO Burdeter
Bse
R. Dewey
J. Newport
Clark Woodle
Bunjemin
Ricky
Kay
Ely
Dytta
Spea Rick
Armes
Liquiee
Bad Winderwent
Renpenin Rikey
Tin Witneas
of Bie Corporation
Comeaeion
Kina Hiesel
Jariow
Dabloraro
Ablormanthabate
Doalweya
Guild of Mer Chadty
Omerchots
Dune
Withets
Fifly
Jane
Commission Grand Jury
Cie
Twanty ix
Connie Carnedhiren
Lutad Werlir
Dent Milton
Ar Vlan BE
Feusee
Mec
Pils
Wittess
Mig. Bennet
Blokus
Brown Low
Dubhin
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