Murder trial in Limerick ends with death sentence
A lengthy Irish Special Commission trial in Limerick heard Andrew Dea aged seventeen charged with murdering Edmund Murphy by firing a loaded pistol. After witnesses described the attack and the flight of Dea and his brother, the jury found Dea guilty and the Chief Baron condemned him to death with execution set for February 7. The report details multiple corroborating testimonies and the broader session of public sentences across the Cork transport docket.
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Limerick
Magnesa
Anorate Caritas Con Victios
Andrew Dea
Edmund Murphy
John Noonan
Afr. Bennett
Q.C
St Carrickroache
Murphy
Dea
Bennett
Urphy
Deas
Fred
Theen
Quish
Hhs House
Ent
Patrick Dea
Mr. O'Hea
Dublin
Hennessy
Andy Dea
Deas’ House
Pat Dea
Bartholomew Farrell
Patrick Quish
William Murphy
Plockett
John Cronin
Lama
Liverpool
Patrick King
O'Hea
Noonan Casei
Andrew
Golly
Saruapay
Appsarixo Ix
Michael Collins
William Daggao
John Noonen
Thomas Mitchell
Ballionbinch
Chapel
Liwenicx
J. Farrell
Looney
Slattery
Jobn Collins
Denise Flyn
Thomas Hickey
Denis Flyn
Cork
Munps
John Renihan
Ams
John M’eniry
Admntown
Crimea
Bur
M’eniry
M'Buiry
M'Eniry
Ennis
Attachix
Patrick Calleghan
John Carroll
Crean
Wiress
Thomas Carroll
Callaghen
Carroll
Witess
Dan Hayes
Mick Howard
Hourigen
Witnness
Mr.o'hea
Phil Houtigan
Elena Ner
Slwaya
Callaghan
Joetie
Dr. Bennett
Legal and Misc Correspondence on Insurance and Trusts
A column of legal and financial queries covers insurance policy forfeiture risks from undisclosed premises and the seam engine, unions with Chancery remedies for daughters, and cautions on debt settlements. Readers discuss Scottish marriage prohibitions, building societies versus tax, and tips on property transfer to shield creditors amid estate and trust matters.
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Constant Reader
Whitchurch
Ajax
Equity
Afaster
Chancery
Tinney
Scotland
Bradford
Court of Chancery
Lelief
D. S
Ilkestone
James
J. M
John Street
Soho Todd
Manchester
Sir George Grey
Lord Campbell
Baron Rolfe
Andro
Nemo
O. P
York
Poole
P. S
Warwick
I. C
Scribe
Houston
Sidney
Ward
W.P
Sawbridgeworth
KX. X
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and Tides Delayed
The text explains calculating sunrise and sunset times by latitude with minute adjustments per degree above or below 51 degrees. It then lists high water times for major ports relative to London Dock time, with offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton and others. It also notes lunar and solar dating references and provides daylength, sunrise, and twilight details for January Sundays.
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Great
Sriisis
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Absurd Invasion Panic in The Weekly Chronicle
The writer mocks alarm over a feared French invasion sparked by the Duke’s letter. It reviews proposed defenses like a steamship and marine glue schemes, lampoons sensationalist suggestions, and contrasts public fear with naval realities while defending prudent caution amid satirical commentary.
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Brighton
Dover
Natal
Nat
Woolwich
Chabonées
Jeffery
Cherbourg
Havre
England
Ireland
Bridah
Moses
France
Rhine
Billy
Yenough
The Emeute at Milan
An uprising in Milan follows a unique cause as citizens ban tobacco to protest government policies. The pledge against tobacco was observed until the present month, with few exceptions among older men, linking tobacco use to tyranny and despotic rule.
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Milan
The Nirfield Murders Defense by Mr Seymour
The Nirfield murder trial of Reid and M Cabe shows Reid confessing and exculpating M Cabe. Mr Seymour denies alarming claims that Reid's confession proved M Cabe innocent, arguing professional duty may override personal guilt beliefs. The piece weighs moral law versus professional right in advocacy.
Italians Struggle Over Snuff Ban Sparks Street Uprising
An episode on the Corso shows public anger as Americans and Austrians smoke cigars, provoking clashes with local crowds. Police tensions rise after the garrison attacked the citizens, with several wounded and officials demanding restraint. Proclamations follow as government councillors resign and arms are bought. The crisis hints at further unrest in Italy.
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Reppeo
Corso
Liberty
Arma
Drd
Gars
Patric
Banda
Wen
M. Maganini
Court of Appeal
Podesta
Count Casati
Vienna
Italy
Medical relief under the Poor Law inhumanity at Croydon
A critique of Poor Law medical care highlights chronic underfunding and overwhelming patient loads. The piece notes a LamBeth inquiry into a pauper death blamed on a parish doctor, then argues district doctors face thirty miles daily, with pay under £50 annually, forcing minimal treatment and cheap medicines.
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Croydon
Lambeth
Boards of Guardians
Carlyle
Bank of the Poor
The Reach of Conventional Law Over Moral Obligation
The passage debates whether conventional or professional law may override moral duties, arguing that such overruling is only permissible if necessary to preserve a class or profession. It questions if preventing harm to an innocent person justifies any infringement on fundamental moral obligations.
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Roony
Wratislaw
General Post Office
Osac
Hubbard
Measrs
Harrie
Poat Offea
London
Prague
W.F. Wrattslaw
Rugby
Maberly
W. F. Wratistow
Johnson
Post Office
Wratislew
Raing
Wrattalaw
Hubberd
Lord Despencer
Escor
England
Lord le Despencer
Afr
Ar. Wratislaw
Court of Justice
Seymour
America
Lfe
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Luke Jt
St. Manuis
St. Martin
Leicester Square
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Charles Cochrane
Churchwarden Dalton
Henry Dukinfield
C. Cochrane
Stanton
Brooks
Cobbett
Board of Guardians of St
Reen
Cochrane
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Chen Wan
le Breton
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Legal & Miscellaneous
Eaaty Ciosino
Westminster Review
Cooper
Aberdeen
London Daily Journal
Elgin
the Times
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London and Birmingham
Glasgow
Moray
James Clark
Her Majesty
Banff
Joseph Hume
Montrose
Mr. Macgregor
Rost-shire
James Wilson
Westbury
Strongbman
Heddington
Arthur Anderson
Orkney
W North of Scotland Gazette
Great Britain
Monsre
Howell, James, and Co
Regent Street
Josten
Lynn
Joseph Ady
Ady
Polio
Whitechapel
Isaish li
Matt
Issiah liii
Wednespay
Tuvrspar
Faipar
Saturpar
Isaiah
Andreland
the Weekly Chronicle
Emeute
Nirfield
MR. Seymour
Reid
M‘cabe
Al'Cabe
M'Cabe
Daily
Times
Owen
S. Holme
Richard Crossley
W. Rathbone
E. Brodribb
Tax Seamey's Hospital Society
King William Street
London Bridge
Admiral Hope
R. Harley
G. Grey
Seamen's Hospital Society
Paixcesa
Duka J and Duchees
Cambridge
Prince George
Princess Mary
Anna Thilion
Fiexmore
Tydd St. Giles
Lincoln Mercury
Lauscara
John Laird
Birkenhead
St.Colombe
Cambria
Measrs, Forrester and Co
St. Columba
Messrs. Tod
M'Gregor
Patrick
City of Dublin Steam Packet Company
Thera
Mesara
Cato, Miller, and Co
Mesera, Wilson and Dawson
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