Dublin verdict in Chancery case over Lord Sherborne and Naper
A Dublin report outlines a verdict in Chancery concerning the lord baron of Sherborne and William Naper. It details the trial, key counsels, and the return of verdict on whether Naper was the rightful heir, with related legal arguments and ongoing proceedings. The article also notes crime in Dublin including robberies and a tragic execution, plus agricultural and canal system remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lord Baron
Sherborne
Kingdom of Great Britain
Peps Littleton
Hiram Naper
Arcieh
William Naper
Isleton
Weameath
John Behnis
Owen Hogen
Naper
John Evans
Lord Sherborne
Ptor ‘Biday
King’s Bench
Lord Danfany
Stopford
Common Pleas
Hedgenarrer
Hoadegwion
Kentstown
Lord Dunfany
Sankey
Igenda
Rix Smpford
Sune
Debarter
Lord Feleoubridge
Birch
Mr. Burston
Queen Anne
Trim
Abis
Berkingham
Dublin
Meath
Mya
Tatehes
Waterford
Dean Gee
Frederic Flood
Lord Stopford
Colslaugh
Aubry
Clonee
Lark
Qverdt
Grange-lane
Thomas Gregory
Stamp Office
Oxmantown Green
Patrick M.cormick
Edward Bulkeley
Drumcondra
Ecgles Street
James M'Namee
Jat Commission of Oyer and ‘Termines
David Babbin
Finglasy
Bridge
St Stephen's Day
Marlborough-street
Oftland
Henry
Earl
Tucker's Row
Carlow
Allen
Saxe
Clough
Donane
Proclamation on Parliament Prorogation and Session Date
The document records a royal proclamation stating Parliament will be prorogued to Tuesday the 7th of a forthcoming month and reconvened for dispatch of business. It notes the king’s will and Lords Lieutenant authority, with instructions to notify the Commons and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent Buckingham
Nuyiander
de Sory
Decree on General Sessions of the Peace across Counties
The Lords and Privy Council announce a royal decree dividing Cork Kerry Tipperary Kilkenny and other counties into districts for General Sessions of the Peace. It designates venues and officials, with sessions to be held in each county as prescribed and approved in November 126 by Lord Hamilton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Peru
Great Britain
Portugal
Toledo
South America
East Indies
Europe
France
England
Ireland
Russia
Anderson
Ormondquay
Miss Sullivan
Gook-iteet
Mary'e-lane
Mathew Collier
Sepord
Joan Foster
Parliaient
Sfc
Kingeony
Quayier Selon
Liemtensat
Privy Council
Uth
Cork
Kerry
Tipperary
Kilkenny
James Lord Viscount Luluch
Lot Chancelion
Trekind
Johu Pope
Specker
House of Commons of
Leeland
Alta
Ipperany
Ande
Tralee
Killamey
Muire
Uingle
Keny
Kekenny
Goan
Prethfod
Dusow
Newmarkety
Couey
Powes
Generil Sethian
Pays
Aprogham
Maietty
Relyoy
Rone
America
Leven
le Clerot
Quissei
Elon Veauipaces
Clark BF
Dubihin
John Cober Dullces
Pete
Beter Mitchell
Battymor i
Habling Feeman
Jolu Mitcell
Riese Mitchell
Hinds
George
Furce
Low van
Dowdings
Arig Doyle
White Hotel
Law
Peter Mircheld
tolas’Mincher
CounedChanves
Likord
Mropteda
Ntisi
Este Coon
Glostie
Leon Tost Bartley
Aidmaberddy
Mindon
Richard Donowin
Cloynesa
Mathew Gasin
Litktnayk
Melveo
Ds Deonel Dekel
Gateoinn
Intaid
Dini Twoney
Fuid
Daniel Deitvall
Patti Gales
Sarbara
Donon Manis
Mathew Galym
Catoowers
Sherine
Fragmented historical court indictment amid Irish king's reign.
A garbled OCR fragment recounts a grand jury proceeding with indictments for offenses against a crown authority. It names several figures, places, and legal actions, including references to Dublin, a grand jury, and various esoteric officials, fittings, and procedures. The text evokes a late medieval to early modern legal frame with terms like Peace, Court, Indictment, and Crown.
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Tat Funds
Loncorton
Paca
Penden
P. Ek
Ito
Dilley
Dabensure
Jira Er Cint
Lane Bostonite
Lord Lieutenant
Councal
Aes of
Lgrds Jyste Emt Council of D
Leu
Irelas
Lorm Lied
Council of Ireland