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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 03, 1844

Page

3

U8 story in journal style fragment reappears

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Repeal era trials reveal vast newspaper extracts and debates

The long running trial continues with jurors reading numerous articles from the Nation, Pilot, Freeman’s Journal, and other papers. Testimony details include Tara banquet accounts, O Connell speeches, repeal meetings, and police testimony as proceedings resume and adjourn to Saturday.

Pyeeman The Nation Pilot Justice Burton Irish Congress Wren Amelia Congress Ireland Pony Freeman Bultinghass Tale Ms OC Ered Lord Wicklow Vo Aus Rersonns Manster Connaught Leinster Wesford Ae Tara O'Connell Banques Vrown Bourne Gray Tara Liv Repeal Press Dr. Gray Irish Heart Cagle Smyty McDonagh Mockler M'Donegh Nicholas Boylan Burne S. O'Brien Crawford Vernon Bouspe Westmeath Mullingar Barrett Dr. Cantwell Meath Cantwell Wr. M‘donagh Mr. O'Connell Richand Great Britain and Ireland Greenans Journal O Connell Longford Crown Lord Beaumont House of Lords Dr. Higgins Fitzgibbon Count Nugent Vrain Lord Clancarty Galway Donnybrook

Twelfth Day in Traversers Trial Sparks Courtroom Drama

The Jan 27 session of the Irish traversers trial drew a packed Queen's Bench with lords and ladies, judges, and barristers amid intense cross examination and rhetoric from Mr Sheil. The trial featured dramatic defense of John O'Connell and associates, references to Swift and English precedent, and a probing look at conspiracy versus unlawful assembly. The audience included Archbishop Tuam and numerous aristocratic attendees as the court adjourned after a fervent plea for acquittal.

Sheil Justice Burton Charles Vernon Freeman's Journal Repeal Association Ray Steele Lutudon Maurice O'Connell Munster Duffy Clooney O'Connell General Clooney Barrett Newtownbarry F. Rourke Dangan-castle Tallerawn Great Britain Higgins Cantwell Arda America James Tobin Halifax Nuffen Freeman's Association Freeman’s Journal Vernon Richard Power Traversera Jackson New Orleans Clontarf Marth Crown Charles Hovenden Hrowster Q.C John Connell Gray Blackrock Cross Hatchell Moore Queen's Bench Justice Perrin Mr. Sheil Happy Queen's Counsel John O'Connell John Tuam Countess of Donoughmore Emily Pennefather Frances Gordon Anne Wynne Mary Vyner Charles Kerr Sugden J. Pennefather A. Bushe Fitzgibbon Hoe Leviathan M.P Tom Steele Barnes the Times Rogers Mr. Tomkins Morning Herald England Henry Hunt House of Commons Earl of Derby Lord Stanley Manchester Pitt Mexico Forbes Handwich Lord Wellesley Ireland Scott Swift Dean Swift Drapier Grand Jury Flood Grattan Thut Frekind Charingcrogs Windsor Castle Trish Europe Germany Luther France Calvin Land of the Dragonades St. Bartholomews Dundass Laurin Connell Lord Grey J. Russell Lord Althorp J. Graham Home Secretary Graham Dublin Atlantic

Long Dublin Repeal trial adjourns after heated court scene

The full court sits as Mr OConnell may address jurors next. Counsel for Round Traversers speak on conspiracy claims and union repeal while judges urge restraint after a dramatic note exchange and accusations of biased conduct. adjournment granted to Tuesday.

Mr. O'Connell Messrs. Moore and Hatchell Traversers Barrett Gray Stevie John O'Connell Rose Sheil Irehind Dublin jRallery Moore Tierney Clontarf Privy Council O'Connell Kingland England Mr. Tierney Mr. Moore Bushe Phauket Saurin Macau Macan Spain Espartero Clontibret Repeal Association Mrr.Tierney Ray Rey Tursday Mr. Fitzgibbon Q.C Dr. Gray The Freeman's Journal Lord Coke Sir Walter Raleigh Fitzgibbon Despard Shelmalier Wexford Tara Westenra Holbrook Solbrook Association Rman Tomb Diedain Attrney Sergeant Warren Hatchell Henn Monagh Fitzvibbon Ny Place Air Lord Doke

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