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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1843

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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