Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
A formal proclamation issued under the authority of the Lord Lieutenant and the Irish Council. The document declares official order or decree, underscoring sovereign governance and administrative measures across territories under British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lievenant
Council of Ireland
Ireland
Limeirlak
Privy Council of
Traland
United Kingdom
Counsil
Dublin
Charles Cahel
Limerick
Peankfort de
Charjea
Kildare
Castlecoote
Norbury
W.downen
Baird
M'Mahon
J. QO. Vandeorin
Win
V. Fitzgerald
God Are the King
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Insolvent notices in court list figures and dates
Insolvent notices appear for Pattison confined in the Four Courts Marsinlaea with calls to bring him up on a specific date. Document references Felix Nelli and lists James Campbell Ann Downes James Holland Benjamin Reeves as involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligat! Pattison
Marsinlaea
Nelli
James Campbell
Ann Downes
James Holland
Henjamin Reeves
Marshalsen
God
Wiliam Neel
Farmel
James MiNcelley
Bee Stenan
Joni Mgongh
John Knox
Castleblaney
County Monahan
Sail
Mligal Mattivan
Jonn Dennis
Castlebar
County Mayo
John M4
Ual
Drogheda
Kudwacd McCarteny
Rathbyland
Doctor Getty
Doctor Woods
Peter Kelledy
Janes Gilmour
Henry Maxwell
Dundalk
Doctor Mallen
Newry Ced
Sant Peliy O'Naill
George Johnston
Tullikenny
Nicholas Mucrealt
Mullaghmuore
Joseph Whitsit
Sation
John Crofiensain Well
Anghnamala
Hugh Conboy Ivy
Purmhbess Woobawn Aristing
Aughnamale
John Lewis
Joh Newiey
Wexford
Arclaiming la
Willimin Knight
Clganbuen
Lalord Fallon
Mount Talbot
Merchant
Michael Staunton
Fou Roads
Farger
Thomas Gately
Matthias Kellean
Toughboy
Dennis Callaghy
Michael Garmily
Lirville
Patrick Martin
Gaily
Michael Croghan
Kitteesan
Michael Facnin
Clover Billy
Minly Manly
Portrany
Mesacs
Gibgan and Nutery
Strokestown
Equ Tractors
Phonas Dolin
Crabtreen
Farmer
Bryan Morgan
Fuerty
John Gallig
Carroures
Steven Glover
Caatlarens
Robert Walner
Dineamore
David Brenan
Tervile
Abot the
Dawny Tonne Kerrily
Curley
Tunavine
Miller
Daniel Reva
St. John’s
Thaber
Joseph Spioute
Lardinvl
Ah of the Co
Roacominan
Simon Fos
Patrick Sfunt
Patrick Dowde
Michael
John Martin
Thomas Duncean
Juba Scully
John Forpell
Calowa
Longford
Bryan Datan
Aves
Co. Galway
Propriany
Connaught Journal
Galway
George Crammond
James Davis
Bay
Patrick Greene
Limber Merchane Fir
Meury Perrin
Wohin
Ruerebanta
Ani
Denonia Repvep
Court of Inge Bench in London May Hearing
The court sat at eleven with Chief Justice Abbott presiding. Arguments centered on the exclusion of certain evidence about assembly intentions and the dispersal of a meeting. The justices weighed whether actions at the meeting and related protests were legally connected to the charges, evaluating witness testimony and the propriety of admitting certain submissions before delivering judgment. Major points included assessing the stance of defendants, the relevance of prior assemblies, and the proper scope of evidence regarding intent and conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inge Bench
London
King
Fleury
Abbott
Thie
Thia
Ixsse
Jyary
Smith Field
SmithGeld
Chalaweting
Peccons
Issie
Masa
Pradesh
York
Jude
Chia
Blein
Clint
Andes
Hint
Man Johnson
Deere
Aid
Irish currency rent charge dispute in Chancery case
The Lords debated whether a settlement created a rent charge payable in British currency or Irish currency, tracing precedents such as the Anglesey and Jamaica legacies. They considered if the tenant for life could be bound in sterling or if Irish money was proper, concluding the charge should be paid in Irish currency as stated, with implications for exchange differences and English money. The decree below affirmed payment in Irish currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasdowh
Appellint
Lapids
Chancillior
Thair
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Laud
Grest Brithia
Manners
Court of Common Pleas
Great Britain
Tiar of Chils
Anderson
Piere Williams
Anglesey
England
Ateki
Sterling Morey
Jamaica
Leland
Cnat
Lord Kenyon
Ken Ha
Yeastec of
Pearson Tal Guiney
Leigh
Oman
Treba
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Nas
John Balmes Tonston
James Johnston
Walter M‘geough
Mary Anne, M'Geough
Elizabeth M'Geough
Joshua M'Geough
Eyre
James
Thomas Knox Hanyngton
Nankrupt
John Gilmore
Joseph Murphy
Hecenvedl
Thormas Knox Magee
Pefendante
Benjamin Henry Trye
Chambery
Trenquay
Teton
Prumlaia
Drucharn
Lismaculla
Monahan
Iza
Thomas Elvts
George Ogle
Bolton-street
Thomas Mt Mahon
Ohore
Henry Wiluat, Bag
Qeerpark
Sprinefield
Tunratly
Clare
William Henn
Catlin
Willlliam
Memes
WOGAN
Btuddert
Msiniiny Solicitors
Canvien-attect
Phorent Tpesterke
Soheine
Clarenson-aret
Chancery
Phaintet
John Fennell
Otlers
Defendanta
John Dawson
Ibreland
Fariday
Irina Quay
Infernson
Caher Abbey
Tipperary
Nynefoory
Witliam Barker
Croghane
Black Castle
Eith
Joseph Sandwighs
Thomas Ellis
William Decket
Gev
Stafford Street
William, Chaglen
Arthur Riatt
Keyes
Benior
Thie Wat Featsini
Rego
Cork Street
John Hale
Backyulle-Street
Charles Glynn
Queen's CO
ITF
Ballycarril
Portarlington
Monastern
Erie
Findlay
Fowness Street
Castlebellingham
Mourne
Port of Painatoyn
Teraonteckoa
Dragheda
Rheasington-street
Ellis
Aralazon
Mayer
Dretant
John Malister
Marshinison
Tohn Lee
Thomas Farlow
Ballymason
Lowther
John Me Sbister
Privy Council
Liew
Carlow
Bagenalstown
Privy Council of Ireland
Charles Cashel
Frankfort de Montmorency
Charles Kildare
Castlecoate
D. Baird
Sanrio Wa
Rensus
Hiaaklit
Rey
Gonda
Cuuke
Minchiw
Lucas
Cofg Teave
Parchment-Street
Jewatefial
Wien
Marah
Court of Exchequer
City
Maionry
Tin
Brelamde
Freeman
Nugies
Sec
Curgier
Reda
Singer Qoreene
Jett
Tale of Mio
Jervis A. Thi
Pagace
Pyotain
Dave Hoge
Cmt
Dan al
Uy Beg
Coruscity Lawn Abaya
Dulin
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