Departure from Scotland Captured in Edinburgh Star Narrative
The Edinburgh Star recounts the Royal departure from Scotland with detail of the setup at Queensferry Port Edgar and Dalmeny. It describes weather, royal procession, guards, and the crowd’s reaction as King proceeds to embark on the yacht for Kaith-Roads, noting the farewell salute and the scenery along the Forth.
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Scotland
Dalkeith
Queensferry
Natoe
John Sinclair
Margaret
Malcalm Canmore
Paarave
Ein
Port Edgar
William
Hungary
Asari
Riters
Amda
Fort Dyar
Topetoun-house
Inchzarvie
Inchcormbe
Bercy-till
Coss
Amlisley
Rosebery
Dalmeay
Kidinburgh
Pras
Nicoyon Street
Primo's Street
Ravelstone
Knigtt Morischal
Davideoe
Pidt
Coonters Company
Cramoallaige
Osort
West Lothian
Crampoil
Dalmeny
Capetoun
Persis
Arived
Voyal Achers
Tron
Leith
Earl of Mutay
Wheaton
Prats Raebuta
Avadenis
Siebon
Adam Fergusson
Rewalyard
Ringway
Butts
Yeomanry
Port Bebgais
Moparto
Adam
Lis
Duke of Worset
Arthur Paget
Fife
Salvons
Artilery
Kaith- Roada
Toaro'elouk
Leuwh- Roads
Geith
Royal
Dover
Tnehkeith
Poe
Burglary and attempted murder trial in Dublin
John Cregan and James Flood, with others, were indicted for burglary at Cannon’s dwelling in Drigestown County Dublin on a late August night. The case covered breaking a window, firing at Edward Johnson, and assaults on witnesses. the jury acquitted all prisoners of burglary but later indicted them for a separate stabbing and assault. Witnesses described visits to Cregan and Flood at Porterstown and the surrounding area, with Peter Murray later found guilty of uttering a forged bank note.
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John
Batecon
Jtamias Cregan
Aid Michred Crean
James Crogan
Livenson
Kates Ceeran
Janes
Wolnesding
Mary Jateson
Witaias
Way
Jake Spear
Johnson
Hamilton
Lonl Ellenborough
Hay
Mood
Kuse Flood
Thawa
Shin
Mr Johnson
John Flood
Sud
Julie
Morcine
Crosz
Pat
Ohe Housa
Hohn
Holland
Barron
Thomas Crono
Jugeon
Herman
Dolinen
Suimandaria
Crogans
Cregad
Ole Kucurder
Ty Johnson
Foyedal
Jaythyon
Mr Cannon
Wrubpnnes
Smithfield
Portertown
Dublin
James Cregan
Creg U
Cregan
Wiliam O'Gorman Bag
Crezans
Samuel Stephona
Janne Crogan
Hs Father
Porterstown
E. Crezan
Magstrates
Brophiens
Burton
Thomas Kelly
James Kenny
John Shea
Muir of Banagher
Norbury
Murder at Bull Lane Ends in Conviction for Manslaughter
In Bull Lane Birmingham and Mary Anne Kirwan were tried for the wilful murder of John Molony. Eyewitness testimony described a struggle in a first floor room, the sash removed, and Molony thrown from a window. Birmingham was found guilty of manslaughter. Kirwan acquitted. Molony’s widow testified to his last hours.
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Rder
Janes Birmingham
Mary Anne Kirwan
Birmingham
John Molony
Bull Laso
John Losly Townshend
Counsel For
Crown
Mary Molony
Leasf
Balliane
Welock
Anno ‘Vankard
Boll-lano
Orotina
Withew
Wavu
Alia
Ballevesit
Bern
Hoalhem
N. Bannett
Patrick
Cane
Enahlnter
Witnea
Forse
Desansed
Hiurnelt
Jobo Sealy Pownshend
Judge Bartyn
Ata Tankard
Adobe Cummins
Bennett
Jane Stuhas
Bee
Macy Anna Kirwaon
Kirwan
Bull Lane
Cash
Thia Witnese
Mary Kirwan
Jettingham
Vr Bennett Vine
Anne
Taakont
Lowe
Mary's Lane
Bo Vloulk
Wits
Erie
Godin
Henlan
Ty Serre
Birminghaw
Eliza Williams
Atala
Burton
Couno
Raaher
Norbury
Devousud
Gantleman
Na We Lawn
Maoslaughter
Guy
Hay
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Iso
Scolland
Commisseoli
Sepp
Aq Soberas Shais
William Murray
Semole Privoner
Biemito
O Hara
Ian
Dana
Stephen
Gatlafact
Wiliam Smith
Hank Post
Solin du Pimms
David Porter
Builly
Wallace
Michael Carr
Thelieve
Hing al
Blamilton
API
Aniadio
Arimuch
Ada Nail
Sol
Townsend
Chalagi Soxajao
Trundon Mortgavey
Cartain
Great Britain
Plyth Sar
Hocalaret
Mina
Bristol
Mirand
Fiat Durand
Ahail
Salt