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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1844

Page

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Rebellion of 1798 in Ireland chronicles brutalities and betrayal

A critical account of the early insurrection against Dublin in 1798 describes disjointed rebel actions, betrayals, and rapid martial law. It details sieges at Naas and Prosperous, brutal repression in Dublin, executions, and reported atrocities including cannibalism, with witness notes from Plowden and Musgrave and references to Lord Castlereagh and Dundas.

Dublin Naas Lord Gosford Armagh Cook Watkin William Wyanne Plowden Dundas Roden Messrs Lodwick Krough Lake Ralph Abercrombie Beresford Add Lord Clare Historical Review Jonah Barrington Jue Sandy Old Custom House Royal Exchange Lord Camden Richard Musgrave Musgrave Ireland Casbereagh Caluel Maxwell Lord Castlereagh House of Commons Emmet M‘neven Arthur O'Connor S. Neilson Sampson M‘cracken County of Down England Shearses Byrne Maxwell Carlow Edward Crosbie Park Esmond Clare Prosperous John Shears Prowden Kitkullen Bridge Finckett's Dun Cavin Tarah Hill Meath Perkins Curragh Kildare Wicklow Wexford Lord Jocelyn Kidare Terry Costelloe Carol William Costelloe Ballimore Swaine

The Irish State Trials missing jury sheets

The Irish State Trials recounts a Dublin court session where traversers sought a postponement over alleged omissions in the high Sheriff list of the special jury panel. Witnesses and officials debated list integrity, potential corruption, and the implications for forthcoming trials, as judges weighed mandamus and array challenges amid public spectacle.

Dustin Traversers Court of Queen's Bench Mahony Kemmis Crown Clerks of the Peace Depuy Commission Whiteside Archer Clerk of the Peace Magrath Audean Clerks of the Peace Office Hagard Dublin Forde Perrin Queen’s Bench O'Connell Merrion-square Queens Beach Dan Oconnell City Grand Jury Clerks of the Crown Court la Jeune France Prescott Smith Attorney General Solicitor General Serjeant Warren Brewster Q.C Martley Freeman Messrs. Holmes Smyley Baker Napier Moore M‘donagd Monahan Fitzgibbon Coleman O’loghlen O'Hagan O’hea Close Crown Solicitor Messrs Daniel O'Connell Jon O'Connell John Gray Thomas Steele Richard Barrett Thomas Tierney Charles G. Duffy Thomas M. Ray Peter James Tyrrell Mr. Cantwell Clerk of the Crown James Hamilton Upper Ormond Quay James C. Papworth Marlborough-street Mrr Papworth Collins James C.” Papworth Captain E. Roper Eccles-street Roper Stephen Parker St.Andrew-street Parker Benjamin Eaton Princes-street Eaton Chambers-street Henry-street John Holmes William Mr. Holmes William Longford Harcourt-street William Ord Cork-street Robert S. Stubbs Dame-street Joshua M.cormack Usher Street William Scott Stafford Street W. M. Woodrooffe Abbey Street C. O'Loghlen Daniel O’connell C. O’loghlen Thim King v. Edwards Barnwell and Alderson England Dgf Court of Queen’s Remoir Burton Crampton Hank Justice Perrin Custirs Court Queen’s Beyera Gees Holmes Duffy Barrett Lave Horde Foreman Edward Roper Edward Clarke Francis Faulkner John Croker Henry Flynn Tenry Thompson Anstop Floyd John Rigby Robert Hanna William Longfield Nayjer Ireland Wnion Great Britain Denman Parke Justice Patteson Jones Adolphius Murphy Carrington Coleridge Shuld Lord Grey General Association For Loyal National Association Bank of Ireland Persis Clontarf Benburb Yellow Ford Limerick Thomas Mathew Ray Alan Grattan Sarsfield Hugh O'Neill Brian Boroholme Telose

Court delays jury swearing after urged remedy

The judge considered a remedy in the case and, believing the challenge appropriate, adjourned the court to Tuesday at ten in the morning. The jury had not yet been sworn when the session paused at seven thirty PM.

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