Coningham Divorce Case Details In Dublin Cathedral Hearings
The long divorce case continues with testimony about the Coninghams and Dr O’Haran at the Cathedral. Witnesses describe confessions, absolutions, private interviews in the presbytery and waiting rooms, and alleged improper meetings involving Mrs Coningham and the priest, with minutes and church procedures under scrutiny.
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Locke
Dr. O'Haran
Joy
Loewe
Witnese
Isabelle Shell
St. Mary's Cathedral
O'Heran
Coningham
Derby Tobacco Godmother and church curiosities in trial notes
Witness details pressured questions about godparent refusals and letters from Mrs. Coningham. They discuss visits to Father Gislaty at the presbytery and a hidden path through Cardinal Hall to the church, noting recent changes to the Cardinal’s Wall and the timeline of its removal.
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Geo.leman
Athedral
Honur
Wunt
Ld Dome
Witnots
Maslee
Want
Yeu
Mizs
O'Jinran
Bentley
Mapdinala Wall
Fragmented Inquiry Into Coningham Case Reveals Tensions
A witness details unsolicited money interactions and private requests involving Mrs Coningham and Dr O Haran. The testimony covers alleged attempts to influence, church ties, and the presence of family connections, with focus on names Vincent and Reginald and the Coningham marriage dispute.
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Toble Hogor
Coningham
Misa
Want
Gonlazhun
Hucol
Menara
Joser
Dent
Vincent Ie Séies
Parramatta
Keith Monmel
Baby
Coniagham Onva
Pethlouer
Connaghan
Unsigned Legal Petition Hearing And Contested Adultery Case
A lengthy court session centers on a petitioner seeking actions against a spouse with testimonies from Mr. Wanerquyciiced, Sir Carroll, and others. The judge questions solemnity, the priest, and the authenticity of abatements while the petitioner asserts fidelity. The proceeding covers accusations, witness statements, and potential consequences. The hearing details the court's adjournment and references to religious and public authority figures.
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Ona Vine
Sheebe
Galt
Amiens
Petiloper
Oper Asi
Ium
Sccb
Timmy Geeversine
flauRdiett
Molagwon
Abbunt
Staal
Glaag
Wait
Liv
Cercoll
Pantinal
Sarge
Soagh
Meyer
Anil
Dr O'Hara
Governor General reports on travel incident and illness in India
Telegraphed dispatch from Premantum describes Vivien’s illness after malarial fever during a voyage to India. The report quotes Lord Hopetoun and officials detailing medical care, movement to Colombo, and hopes for recovery while noting a reluctance to return to India.
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Uae
Gowr
de Cook
Government House
Calombo
Cottiouing
Mopetowh
Saul
India
Hopetoun
Die
Saosileney
Welcome to Australia On His Excellency’s Visit
A garbled but recognizably official message records welcomes to Lord Hopetoun from a colonial assembly. It notes the arrival of His Excellency and a formal reception with speeches, to mark the Imperial connection, and acknowledges administrative and ceremonial details of the welcome. The text references multiple names and places, including Naples and Str Slez, and mentions the Barrieth administration and the Lagistalite Council, with a ceremonial emphasis on unity within the empire.
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Wealhhal
Cunerat
Rome
Tuvala
Tay
Naples
Saepiowes
Dieienares
W. Porro
Chae
Tepeteas
Higetaen
Nobir
Seoul
Hopetoun
Avisiaea
Sentarco
Lory Moraiaun
Wii & Frurs
Orrisy
W. Lywe
Wratem
Suum Perr
Enntun
Anim
Ahaa
First Cabinet Meeting In Fremantle Report
The report details a cabinet session in Fremantle with lucht of attendees including Lon Hopeteun and others. It notes discussion of tensions and procedural queries, with references to a Brey Paral Cable net and remarks by theatrical Petrie Cort om Thereday Panlel Kelly and Dawid Devanall. The account is fragmentary and focuses on a strained oversight and mounting scrutiny.
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Fremantle
Trainier
Lon Hopeteun
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