Court adjourns amid jurors kept overnight after 12 oclock
The court faces a controversial adjournment as Justice Crampton considers whether to receive a verdict after 12 o'clock. The jury is ordered confined until Monday morning, with bailiffs sworn for custody and the lordship warning against further breaches of propriety as the crowd jeers outside.
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O Connell Trial Verdict Verdicts Reach in Dublin Case
The Dublin court adjourned to 9 am to hear the jury verdict in the Treachery trials. Jurors faced intense security as counts and findings were read, with many counts resulting in Guilty or Not Guilty verdicts for Daniel O Connell, Richard Barrett, and others. The chief justice warned on compensation, adjourned to next term, and noted four day rule for judgment.
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Evening Post
Tullamore
Attorney General Leaves for London Under Rumors
The attorney general departed for London by the five o clock Tuesday packet to attend parliamentary duties, with Mr. Sheil following on the same service. Rumors said Mr. O Connell was served notice not to quit Ireland. Dublin remains quiet and provincial reports are equally calm.
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Dublin
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London
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Portugal Insurrection Shocks Lisbon and Government
Lisbon correspondent reports that on the 6th the government declared insurrection countrywide, with the chambers suspending the charter guarantees including Habeas Corpus and press liberty. Cortes prorogued as ministers gain authority to borrow up to 2,000 contos for restoring order, arrests of leading figures follow, and Count Bomfin remains sought. The insurrection began with the 4th regiment of dragoons at Torres Novas and leaders of the Septembrists face imprisonment aboard the Diane frigate in the Tagus.
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Portugal
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Tagus
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Fires and revolts across Europe and Brazil update
Reports from The Hague and Copenhagen describe a Hamburg envoy delivering a relief letter after a May fire. Details from Belgrade discuss Servian conspirators and arrests. Russian policy against Jews in Lithuania and Moldavia faces European critique. Brazil hosts moves toward Montevideo as portents of clash with Oribe loom. Indian intelligence notes Bokhara dervishes and Erzerum snow, with praise for colonial aides.
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