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Dublin courtroom trial of burglary gang ends with verdicts
A Dublin jury acquitted Henry M Donagh and Frank Thomas Johnston alias Murphy while finding William Flinn guilty of robbery with death sentence. The case involved a planned break into Mr Flint and Mrs Medlicott’s houses in Dublin with a wagon of incriminating tools found on defendants. Witnesses testified to meetings and instructions for the break in, and police recounted seizures of weapons and valuables during arrests.
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Witpems
Phe
Prisvast
Michael ‘Carroll
Michael Reilly
Henry Tice
Berjawin Bint
Martin D Langeworn
Greene
Fox
Bieg
Reilly
Flint
Byrne
Kildare
Marquis of Drogheda
Bayes
Dublin
Carroll
Rice
Michael Dirrell
Mr. Ridgeway
Peace
Irme
Mr. Fline
Babington
Wax
Delanyan
Himelf
Delany
Carrall
Iire
County Kildare
Ferrall
Francis Short
Ridgeway
Witoé
Ms. Ferrall
Pat
Laurence Byrne
Ridge Way
Francisstreet
Canal
Reidy
Mir
Justice Moyne
Bryan Flies
Wiliam M'Donagh
William Jackson
Willian Jackson
Anne Lenalan
Awora
Greens
Jackson
Combe
Hrertyester
Slanter
Yaimter
Mathew
Mathee
Robbera
Stubbers
Flinn
Mary Boothman
Mr. Jackson
Coombe
Pan
White
Hugh Lindon Eworh
Hugh White
Society of Friryce
John Loran
Jacksons
Andrew Beaker
Ridge
County Meath
Westmeath
Plinn
Charles Stewart
Justice Osborne
I‘donagh
Tuthmines
Soners
Sarah
Murphy
Alian Leavy Thorn
Mr. Ridderey
Mrs. Medlicott
Rathmines
Turner
Mediicott
Knight
Robert Gilbert
Chancery Lane
Doyle
Bull-alley
Waters
Lynch
Johnston
Philip Lynchavvorn
Gilbert
Bull Alley
M'Donagh
Ennis
William Waters
Bullalley
Kiknainham
Medlicott
Willliam Esmin
Frank Thomas Johnston
Gulley