Repeal Meetings and Military Buildup in Ireland May 1843
Reports from Dublin and surrounding counties describe repeal association meetings at Corn Exchange and in Ennis, with figures like O Connell and Doheny speaking. Dismissals of magistrates, calls to petition Parliament, and preparations of troops and fortifications in Dublin and ports are detailed amid escalating tension and public demonstrations.
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de Canteely
Higgins
Association
Colman
Barrieters
Doheny
Tipperary
Ireland
Freeman
M. O'Connell
Colman Os
the Rolls
Mages
O'Connell
E.sugden
House of Commons
Commission of the Peace
Corn Exchange
Count D'Allon
Cornelius O'Leary
Archdeacon Laffian
Fethard
Wellington
Lord Peel
Grea
2D Dragoons
Lord Fortescue
Lord Morpeth
Bersa
Merete x Croane
Clare Journal
Ennis
Clare
High-street
Charles O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
Macisteates
Daniel O'Connell
Maurice O’connell
J. P. Somers
D. Browne
M. D. Bellew
Daniel Clanchy
Charleville
Nicholas Boylan
R.A Fitzgerald
James Ras
Pierce
Union
O'Hea
Clonakilty
County Cork
John Russell
Commission’ of the Peace
Legislative Union
Lorianiy
Jonas O'Hea
Brien
K.P
Limerick
Mr. O'Brien
Dublin
Lord Talbot
Lord Wellesley
61St
Ordnance Department
Edward Blakeney
Toom
Pigeon-house
Kerry
Evening Post
Talbert
Shannon
Treland
Tarbs
Grasg Ieland
Baiy
Royal“Arsenal
Deptford
Barton
Woolwich Division
Royal Marines
Ear
Sheerness
Chatham
Woolwich
Cyclops
Sydenham
Portsmouth
Limerick Chronicle
Cork
Pan
Casticau
Tate
Parke
Davis
Thomas
Dusatoy
Brittain
Arnold
Vasher
Luther
Aslett
Travers
Bowles
Malabar
Anny
Galway
Robert Pée
Drogheda
Werford
Wexford
Vinegar-hill
Sackville-street
Imperial Hotel
Belfast
Henry-street
Déhlone Sentinel
Lord Higgins
Meath
Cantwell
John O'Connell
Lord Kenmere
Jons O'Connell
Marquis of
Anglesey
Privy Council
Anthony Hart
Baron O'Grady
Hoxgiste Crecums
Bfr
O’connell
Smith
London
Greene
Brewster
Orange Yeomanry
Edward Sugden
LAW CASES FROM THE SPRING ASSIZES ON OATHS AND LIBELS
A Devon magistrate was tried for unlawfully administering an oath to three persons when lacking jurisdiction. The court considered indictment sufficiency and amended judgments, with rulings on libel prosecutions against the Duke of Brunswick and theatre Conspiracy claims, plus customs cases and divorce-like disputes from the Exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sench
Monnar
Knorr
Banco
Devon
Coleridge
Exeter
J. Russell
Grosewater
Cockburn
Haywood
Erle
Montague Smith
King v. Parley
Strange
Lord Denman
Nisi Prius
Court OF Common Pleas
Wrorasyar
Grecory
Duke of Bruxewick and
Anoteer
Hamlet
Police court reports from Marlborough Street and more
Police reports detail assault at the Opera House pit over dress code, a stabbing case at Vine Street cells, a robbery linked to Lord Fitzgerald's estate, a public notice by Miss Newel, a Fulham Fields assault case, and other local court actions.
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Marlborough Street
Orrna
Whittington
Simpson
Maltby
Robert Lewis
Lilue Pulteney-street
Builder
Vine Street
Reapes
Warren
Tuthill
Aad
Newgate
The President Steamship Note Seen Off Thatcher's Island
A Philadelphia correspondent reports on May 15 that the Thatcher's Island lighthouse keeper sighted a drifting board. It washed ashore with printed text indicating the steamship President. The notice suggests a possible sighting of the vessel at sea.
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Stramza
Philadelphia
Thatcher's Island
Cape Ann
Outcry at field over alleged improper conduct with child
Witnesses described a man, later named as Mr Gray, acting indecently toward a child in a field. The mother, neighbors, and a police sergeant testified to disturbing behavior and the child’s injuries. The magistrate ordered bail for the prisoner, who claimed the field owner’s rent collection as his motive, and bail was posted shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesaas
Under-sherif Burchell
Admiral Dicks
South Stoneham
Shampton
Kennington-street
Walworth
Susannah Watts
Zoological Gardens
Miss Watts
Sandhurst
Clapham
France
Witneza
Towells
Kensington
Craree
Bars
John Donovan
Clerkenwell
T. Paynter
Johanna Scanlon
Fulham Fields
Therisoner
Tebbutt
Paynter
Edward Tebbutt
Little Chelsea
Turner
James Webb
Edward Turner
Bagley
Ape
Mer
Clareenwell
Roseman Street
Grady
Levy
Thames
Suckening
Charles Henri
Ballantine
James Dell
Luton
Gravelines
London
England
Lord Melville
Jance
Jean
Deverman
Thomas Gray
Piccadilly
Emma Clark
Harriet Griffiths
Kirby-street
Crispin-street
East India-road
Poplar
Wandsworth
George Clarke
Mary Ann Clarke
Bell Tavern
Wellington Street
Strand
Wimbledon
Putney
George
Ezme
Moat
Esher
Pape
Otheither
Jane Clark
Mr. Gray
Mr. Ballantine
Charles Haggar
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Isle of
Old
Shan van Vecht
Shan van Vocht
Shan V’an Vocht
Brian Boru
the van Vecht
Tvxispax
Duke OF
Serene
Brunswick
Central Criminal Court
Gregory
Eliza Grimwood
Waterloo Road
Hubbard
Europe
Lazzaroni
Thay
Audlau
Grimwood
Baron Audlay
Alfred Bunn
Times
Shee
Serjeant Talfourd
Mr. Wordsworth
Justice Maule
Tindal
Serjeant
Talfourd
Costa
Homerton
Burnley
Burnby
Candy
Burnly
Lord Abinger
Baron Rolfe
Weongsway
Inne Tuomas
Pollock
Loup Fitzae
Fuller
Woolf
Howae
Bodkin
Bond
Queen Newel
Mias Newel
House of Commune
Robert Peel
Satan
Lord Lyndhurst
James Graham
Hume
Elliotson
Sarah Newel
Lord Normanby
God
Wena
Christ
Jawa
Jesus Christ
C. S
Newel