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Trial of Fitzgerald and Brecknach in Ireland murder case
Twenty one prisoners were arraigned together. Fitzgerald and Brecknock stood trial first. The Attorney General opened a lengthy case claiming the firing of others as treasonous, with two main witnesses, Ferrview and Stephy, and the jury quickly returned a verdict: Fitzgerald guilty, Brecknock not guilty. The piece discusses Fitzgerald’s distinguished lineage and the town’s expected execution, while noting the other prisoners to be tried later.
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Fitzgerald
Brecknoch
Ireland
Sagland
Ratute
Juey
Mr. Oon
George Robert Fitzgerald
Brecknock
England
Honourable Society of Gray’s
Mary Fitzgerald
Ameia
Earl of Brittol
Gergan
Mulgrave
Thomas Conolly
Countess of
Bucking
Col. Fo
Buckinghambhire
Reyal Mercy
Fuller
Castlebar
Bath
Charles Town
South-Carolina
Carolina
Friends of the
Surrey Dispensary
Lord Ontlow
Paul le Medurier
Derby
Campbell
Caamancil
Caire
Beng
Tothillfelds Bridewell
Shepherd
James Walker
Portman Square
Guild‘hall
Francis Buller
His Majesty
Joseph Penny
City of
Samuel Ward
Bristol
Bristal Bridge
Tookey
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Edward Parvin
Parvin
Nd Parvin