Prosecution closes case as O Connell trial proceeds in Ireland
A Dublin court debate covers charges of conspiracy and attempts to Silence the press by means of meetings and protests. The solicitor general argues the Repeal Association conspired to repeal the union by intimidation while maintaining that peaceful discussion is lawful. He reads from repeal papers and speeches, notes arbitration schemes, and labels certain leaders as conspirators. The defence contends no crime occurred and insists on rights to petition and discuss public grievances. The trial continues with witnesses and further remarks planned for Friday.
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Tribunals of Justice
Court of Law
House of Commons
Daniel O Connell
Steeles
H. B
England
Tom Steele
Holmes
Bar
Dustin
Mr. Moore
Q. C
Frederick William Conway
Catholic Association
Repeal Association
James Perry
Society of Friends
Cosgrove
Ouzel Gallery Society
Vernon
Freeman's Journal
Gray
O'Connell
William Morgan
Tullamore
O’connell
Ireland
Canada
Traversers
Power
Sheil
Shell
John O'Connell
Dublin
Barrett
Duffy
Crown
Flatchell
Holbrook
Mr. Ray
Sexon
Henn Bed
Henn
Mr. O'Connell
Solicitor General
Volunteers
Tipperary
Mullingar
Whiteside
Drogheda
Steele
Ainsworth
S.C. Hall
City of Pearls
John Hamilton
Mount Hybla
Leigh Hunt
Allan Romaay
Francis Ainsworth
Ephesus
Nicolaus Lenau
Kilkenny
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
Nosey
Robert Peel
Crampton
James
National Association
People of Ireland
People of
Plunkett
Loxpon Polytecryic
Peter Parley
Messrs. Darton and Clark
Robert
Merry
Murper
Loup Normanby
John Moffat
Marquis of Normanby
Lowther
York Castle
Mulgrave
Lyme
Earl of Mulgrave
Mr. Turton
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Loxp
Lord Browaram
Earl of AneRpeen
Lord Aberdeen
Earl Fitzwitz
China
William Parker
Earl of Mito
Sir William Parker
Hugh Gough
Earl of Hanpington
Lord Minto
Bath
Sir William
Hugh
Lord Haddington
Lord Browaham
Duke of Richmond
Loxpow
Duke of Ric
Lonnon
Richmond
Duke of
Buccreuca
Pancett
House OF Comdions
Jons Troiztore
Lincolnshire
Charles Napier
Africa
Oregon Territory
J Russell
Washington
Oregon
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R. Peet
James Grama
College of Physicians
London
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S. Wortney
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Colonel Sistuorve
Prumrre
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Merchant Seamen's Fund
Lazavenera
Guanstone
Duke of Ricamont
Secretary of the Treasury
Lord Wanracuirre
Broucuam
CamPsecu
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Earl of Clarendon
Hong Kong
H. Pottinger
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Lord Monteacre
Bank of Ireland
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Normanly
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Coupen
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Rossack
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Gisnornee
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Home Secretary
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Grapsroxe
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Wanetatun
Hamiltox
Jon Eastbury
Graystone
Crawrorn
East India Company
Wieliams
Mr. Crawford
Iself
Williams
Mr. Williams
Mr. Hume
Sturnort
Anti Corn Jaw League
Trelawneey
Crawford
Irish Land Commission
Waktey
Irish Landlord and Tenant Commission
Commission
Ross
F. Mace
Scotland
Mr. Brewitt
Baronet
Jervis
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT NOTES AND DEBATES
The Lords and Commons discuss the royal answer to the address, the China naval honors, bets and gaming laws, Irish and Scottish matters, railway inquiries, sugar duties, and education. Officials debate the slave trade treaty stance, corn laws, and public works. Adjournments follow varied sessions.
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