Aberdeen poisoner trial ends in death sentence
The trial recounts arsenic poisoning linked to William Mitchell’s death at Mains of Cluny. Witnesses describe a middle aged man in a blue coat who purchased poison for rats, with arsenic given as the cause. The Depute Advocate and Crown argue, the Lord Justice Clerk sums up, and the jury convicts by a plurality. the prisoner, aged about 61, is sentenced to be executed at Aberdeen on November 6 with his body to Des Skene and Ewing for dissection.
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James Barron
Aberdeen
Black
Aracnie
Broad Street
Persion
Caanot
Wim
Winnow
Ant Die
Araente
Bate
Aura
Dra
Williamenn
Murray
Crayie
Henderson
Robert Slagter
Justic
Abyrdren
Des. Skene
Ewing
Vittoria
Contanin
Riego
Cortes
Liberal Party
Toreno
Bayonne
Madrid
Spain
Marseilles
Kerry
Abbayfvale
Edward Plarcett
Sandville
Mey
Thia House
Harnett
Priming
Mer.u
Castleisland
Wnan
Mar. A
Castieisland
Pecui
Lands of Mayo and Galway to be let by public auction
An Irish chancery decree dated October 1821 directs public auction on the morrow of November for large estates in Mayo and Galway. The listing covers numerous farms and townlands including Konekodora, Hanechteva, Leianagh, Cloonball, and Parka wed Kuaomore, with hundreds of acres of arable land, bog, and pasture, totaling several hundred acres in multiple parcels near Clare, Mayo, and Galway. The sale, overseen by Rodk. Connor, is to occur at the chanceries in Galway with detailed descriptions available from agents Filgate and Browne.
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His Majesty's High Care of Chancery of
Ireland
Hanechteva
Leianagh
Cloonball
Singanagh
Tawy
Clare
Plaia
Mayo
Saugnuer Hill
Brilyn Iehey
Gradyge
Cloghanageeragh
Parka
Kuaomore
Poole
Volly
Knocklegan
Clarrecns
Csrebert
Macres
Arabia
County of
Mayos
Cruskeen
Kilirogue
Kiltrogue
Cloonbeggin
Galway
Ballinnaloe
Latwon
Ballinnsloe
Rodk. Connor
Feongiteuner
Charles Ft Filgate
Mount Pirasant
Halygias
Bada Browne
Brg
Baggot Street
Minora Soli
Stock Exchange
Maesday
Bonaparte
Austerlita
London
House of Messrs. Ruthchild and Co
French Elections See Liberals Gain Ground In Paris
Faulkner's Dublin Journal notes rapid French Chamber elections with most old members re-elected and new vis itions favoring Liberals. Court of Assize found Banatier and Facon Not Guilty over acts against the king. Reports from Smyrna and Constantinople describe tensions with Russia and the Archipelago.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
England
Napoleon Bonaparte
Francis Charles Joseph Nepoleon
Marek
Russia
Sarkeyia
Moldavia
Lloyd's
Constantinople
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Advaning
Mila
Ficels
G. Moore
Rochford
Carhi
Zuote
Malta
Mey
Salil Pacha Wlo
Suvaxa
Surry
Oorling
Mussia
Europe
France
Zeuowilseh
Louis the Xviiul
Casar
Byzantium
Minsk
Michael Zeuowiteh
Lay
Zeyoeich
Gados
Euperor Leny
Bayonne
Conciliation and the Crown's Irish Policy
Lord Siemp ern's letter to Sin AB Kina frames conciliation as more than a temporary gesture. It argues conciliation is essential for Ireland to serve imperial interests financially and morally, urging unity of parties as a step toward benevolent measures from the king's government.
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Lord Siempern
Kina
Hily Lordslip
Ki Masesty
Ireland
Wrey
State of the Country Reports Dreaded Limerick Murders
A lament on brutal murders in Limerick and rising lawlessness. The Privy Council plans drastic measures, pledging severe actions against magistrates and their supporters, amid mail robberies on the Rathkeale route and armed gang violence extorting residents. Reports detail Major Going’s murder, distillery raids, and vigilant resistance by locals, urging strict arms control and enforcement.
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Gorna
Privy Council
Limerck
Rathkeale
Askeaton
Bookglase
Daniel Cadmora
Mort Wliza
Michael O' Brien
Oliver Bertingham
Gartskeagh
Lieut
Thornhill
Bridawe
Newcastle
R. Sheehy
Kay
Bdward Sheehy
Ballintober
Bqarathian
Ulo
Linorichk
Magi Wure
Going
Linneick
Mocha action report fronts British bombardment and guile
From the London Gazette details a British naval expedition against Mocha in the Red Sea region. Captain Lumley of Topaze reports bold assault, heavy casualties, and a temporary truce after a day of fierce shelling, with Moriarty praised for gallantry and a courier to Senya to secure settlement.
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Henry Blackwood
John Wilton Croker
Lame
Mocha
Dosen
Ber
Bombay
Moncha
Mc. Bruce
Axnish Fe
A.J. Russel
Xaipe
Forta
Theo
Ravelukeg Hasanin
William Moriarty
Furco
Hinvels
Charles Nappier
Irannis Sewall
Widshipmay
I. G. Atkinson
Royal Marines
C. P. Gill
B.S. Burnett
Wright
Moriudy
Alexander Morton
Boatawain
Amet Zcalous
William Staplens
Rant
Ward
James May
Willian Porteous
Surgaon
Worii
Benares
Antelope
Llorea
Jacob
Artilery
Dota
Senya
Wilkie
Faithful
Robson
Honourable Company
Anteslope
Jones
Lrnard Company
Elwin
Thames Company
Tau
Thei Urews
Moriarty
John R. Lumley
Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart
K.C.B
Clef
Bee. Dee
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Furmer
Clony
Finls
Apamon
Mitchell
Anersite
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Cling
Mentin
Fran
Rome
Nereean
Hingny
Ali
Sia
Ann Donald
Gillenden
Peter Farquharson
Whitehousa
Wilfin Mitchell
Angut
Aberdee
Cluny
Denis
Athar Binghan
Minor
Anns
Aranent
Pate
Dublin
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