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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lue
Tory Ries
Depence
the Weekly Chronicle
King
Hardy
Tooke
Mr. Ray
Tara and
Mullaghmast
Hunt
Whiteside
M’donagh