Mullaghmast meeting and trials reveal a peaceful assembly in Ireland
A court record recounts Mullaghmast day events with Mr. O Connell and reporters, noting peaceful crowds of women and children, banners bearing temperance and repeal messages, and testimonies from witnesses including Leatham Jackson and John Ross about notes, reports, and the proceedings. The dialogue covers banquets, letters, and speeches, amid cross examinations on accuracy and reporting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatham
Ireland
Mullaghmast
England
Caroline
Carpenters’ Hall
Manchester
O’connell
O'Connell Police
Dublin
Neal
Prince Albert
J. O'Connell
Dr Gray
Mr.Talbot
Dr. Cantwell
J. Keatinge
Dr. Keatinge
Thoes
Lord French
Thomas French
Nicholas Boylan
Histown House
Patrick Ternan
White's
Thomas Street
Paris
Hatchell
Thomas-street
Association
O'Connell
Mr. O'Connell
Sheil
Ray
Steele
Moore
Tierney
M‘donagh
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Rotanda
Justice Burton
Mr. Whiteside
House of Commons
Oastler
Gurney
Repeal Association
Abbey-street
Crown
Abbey-street Theatre
Mr. Connell
Fleming Matthias Leatham
G Bennett
Queen's Counsel
London
Hughes
Corn Exchange
Charles Ross
Serjeant Warren
Donnybrook
Daniel O'Connell
Ross
John O'Connell
Duffy
Loughrea
British Empire
F. B. Hughes
Serjeant
Warren
Henn
Q.C
Clontarf
Gray
Dillon Browne
Clifden
T. M. Ray
Serr. Warren
Philips
Hardy
Boller
Erskine
Morning Chronicle
The
Times
Standard
the Chronicle
Lovel
F. Bond Hughes
John Jackson
Brewster
Jackson
Mr. Brewster
Fitzgibbon
Queen’s Counsel
Limerick Star
Limerick Chronicle
Kilrush
Clare
Morning Herald
Herald
Jwilyac
Freeman's Journal
Mr. Fitzgibbon
Freemans Journal
Judge Perrin
Mr. O’connell
Mr. Duffy
Mr. Jackson
Kemmis
John Browne
Holmes
National Repeal Association
Browne
Bristol
Thomas Packer
Freeman
Holbrooke
No. 4
Crow-street
Holbrook
Owen Roe O'Neil
Brian’ Bordbme
Keating
Ollam
Hugh O’neil
Isaac Gardner
Thomas Matthew Ray
Mr. Holbrooke
Joseph Annesley
Baker
Tullamore
Mr. Moore
Mr. Tomb
Treland
Parliament
Captain Despard
Tomb
Justice Crampton
Mr. Hatchell
Philosopher
Tam
John Sampson Stuart
Temperance Band
Birr
N. Brown
Napier
Mr. Sheil
Mr. Steele
John Jolly
Cork East Riding
Mallow
Steel
Henry Godfrey
Mr. Freeman
Constabulary
Baltinglass
Saunders
Saunders’grove
Cantwell
Henry Twiss
Mr.Martley
Tama
Patrick Dormihan
Tombs
Thomas Hughes
Wolmes
Baltingless
O'Hagan
John Taylor
Bultrnghans
Spain
Rigby
John Bull
Clontibret
M‘mahoun
Cross
James Watkin
Mr. Napier
Crampton and Perrin
James Hely
Cork
Castlecamer
Father Mathew
Mullaghnast
King v. Hardy
Monaghan
India
Charles Vernon
Stamp Office
Nation
Traversers
Whiteside
Vernon
Solicitor General
Humbert
O'Connel
Traverser
Eee
Ae Crown
Bully
O'Connell Trial Echoes Stir Dublin Crowd and Nation
A reporter notes Mr Hughes and Mr O Connell testifying with fairness and candor, acknowledging an error about Barrett at Abbey street. Crowds throng Rotunda as excitement grows, with country readers anxiously awaiting verdict and fearing harsher government action if conviction occurs. The piece warns of wider Repeal movement gains and clergical backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Barrett
Abbey-street
O’connell
Ross
O'Connell
Repeal Association
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Crampton
Roscrea
James Johnston
Sligo
Longford
Hi Iff
Uipstaff
Samuel Mansfield
Leeson-street
Crier
Mansfield
George Despard
Sergeant. Warren
Meath
Tara
Tara Meeling
Major Westenra
Mr. Ledroolan
M. Ledru Rollin
Mr.Hatchell
John Robertson