Sentence on Mr O Connell and traversers in Dublin court
Extraordinary report from Dublin Court of Queen's Bench on May 30 describes sentence for Mr. O'Connell twelve months imprisonment and a £2000 fine with peace bonds and sureties. Other traversers receive months' imprisonment and £5000 total sureties. Court scenes show cheering, police presence, and location debates for confinement. Further items include Dysart divorce case, and assorted court and political notes from London.
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New Trial Motion in Irish State Trials on O Connell Case
The Irish State Trials report the judges ruling on a motion for a new trial in the Queen v. Daniel O Connell and others. Perrin and Crampton favor new trials for O Connell and Tierney, while Burton and the Chief Justice largely deny the motion. proceedings continue with an arrest of judgment motion and upcoming sentencing.
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Daniel O’connell
Justice Perrin
Dublin
Rigby
John Rigby
John Jason Rigby
Traversers
Mullaghmast
O'Connell
Perrin
Messrs. Barrett
Duffy
Pilot
Freeman
Gray
Mr. O'Connell
O’connell
Mallow
Tara
Crown
Tierney
Justice Crampton
Burton
Messrs
O'Connell and
Crampton
Gentleman
Dustin
Queen's Bench
Steeler
Queen v
Daniel O'Connell
O'Hagan
England
C. O'L
Ghlen
C. O'Loghlen
A. Donough
M‘donough
Colman O’loghlen
Burton, Crampton
Moore
Queen v. O'Connell
South Circular Road
Judgment at the court and denied arrest of judgment
The chief justice delivered a concise judgment stating the court found no grounds to arrest judgment. Two grounds were raised about the indictment type and the caption, with the caption argument deemed not seriously pressed. The report includes other items and notices from the same period.
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Tahuraday
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I. Pollock
Cockburn
Warren
Ning
Justice Patteson
Justice Williams
Justice Coleridge
Queen
Mottram
Williams
Mr. Cockburn
Burnby
Mottrand
Latest intelligence from Paris to New South Wales warnings
Fraxog reports show no new news from Paris papers on foreign affairs credits and Guizot's speech. Markets in Paris and Madrid markets move with three and five percent bonds, rail and trade data. New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land report stagnation, convict system changes, and Ascot expectations.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Courrier Francais
Duchess of Kent
Strasburg
England
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Mirambel
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Houge
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William Wells
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Portsmouth
Arundel Castle
Count de Hohenstein
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Prussia
Hart Grey
Berkeley Square
AnpoyEn
Rumon
Lord W. Paget
Hampshire
Kilmannock BuroHs
Reformers
Kilmannock
Bouverie
O'Connor
Johnstone
Vincent
Glasgow
Prinsep
London
Kilmarnock
Dumb
Letter to Lord Lyndhurst on Easter Dues and Quaker rights
A Lancashire Friends petition to magistrates denounces Easter Dues and church rates as oppressive and unequal. The piece cites distressing distraints in Preston and Warrington, with cases of Ralph Neild and John Wilcockson, alleging inflated charges and improper sales of seized goods, urging fair treatment and scrutiny of enforcement. It decries punitive measures against Quakers and calls for lawful, proportionate enforcement.
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Lancashire
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Law Courts
England
League
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Turton
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Church of England
Ralph Neild
Grappenhall
Warrington
Preston
John Wilcockson
Us Ltd
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Sy Ward
R. Tomlinson
Church-street
the Holy Lamb
J. O. Pain
William Foulmin
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