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Trial verdict in Irish treason case and witness testimony
The court heard four and a half hours of defence led by Promer for O Connor and Quigley. Jeremeann Hasser and others testified on confinement and liberty, while various peers and officials described O Connors character. The jury found James O Cordey guilty, others not guilty, and the judge delivered the treason sentence with renewed warnings about France.
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Promer
O’connor
Quigley
Gurney
Binns
Fercusson
Scorr
Leary
Jeremeann Hasser
Round Tower
Castle of Dublin
Mr. Garrow
Ploughcourt
Ireland
Down
Earl of Morra
Mr. O'Connor
Lord Moira
Mr. O’connor
Dutton
Justice Butter
Cornelius Kerrigfreee
Henry Thompsot
Whitfable
Margate
Fool
Thompset
London
Mr. Bonney
Thompfet
Pitt
Dundas
White
Saranton
Thomfet
Garrow
Thompsot
Beth
Canterbury
Beck
Mary Morgan
Job
T. Basxine
O'Connor
Mr. E
Mr. Erskine
Erskine
Hilary
O*connor
Duarves
Edward Fitzgerald
France
Earl of Surfoux
Dublin
Cork
Duke of Norfolk
Llandaff
Adair
Sucripan
England
Pamela
Edw. Fitzgerald
Croft
James
Cois
Duke of Nonrotx
House of Commons
M. A. Taylor
Grattan
Rith
Joan Russery
O’connnor
Lord Tunser
O'Conner
Lord Oxforp
Waitarean
Evorn
Datuas
James O’cordey
Arthur O’connor
Joan Binns
Jonpanan Te
Eremiah Leary
O’coigrey