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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 20, 1848

Page

5

Trial of Mr Smith OBrien in Dusty May Court

On May 15 the trial of Smith OBrien opened at the Court of Queen's Bench in Dublin amid large crowds and armed police. The Crown accused OBrien of seditious remarks at a March meeting urging rebellion and arms, seeking to subvert the government. The jury, 12 men, heard speeches by Mr Butt and the Attorney General, then retired for a verdict and were later discharged after failing to reach one.

Mr. O'Connell Mr. O'Brien Weetland Row Queen’s Bench Eage O’brien F. Comyn Woodstock Bis Securities J. F. Meagher Repeal Party Temendous Rush Ceveral Indies Meagher Butt Q.C Robert Dillon John Andrew Sweetman Benjamin Lee Guinness Charles Foster Dowling Arthur C. Taylor George Feirbrother David Henry Sherrard Sir John Ribtox Henry Charles Horner Ar. Perrin St. Thomas Ireland Thes Perrin O'Brien Hodges Smith O'Brien Paley Locke Saurin Pionket House of Commons Baron Lefroy Confederation Hall Warren Blackburn Ote Dublin England Serjeant O' Brien Garryowen, &R Traverser T.F. Meagher W. S. O'Brien M.P Richard O'Gorman Michael Doheny Yoremsao Ferrall Walshe Bia Mesers D'Olier Street Parliament Street Dame Street College Green Westmoreland Street Metropolitan Horse Police Desarx Frem Mitchel Michael O'Loughlen Hughes Court of Queen's Bench Mesgher Bull Mr. Meagher Confederation Committee Aurea Gheers Europe Lamartine Paris Za Reforme Camillo Nummerone Streste National Guard M. Clement Thomas General Redeau Republican Guard Prefecture of Police Rue St. Victor Guard Pont de la Revolution Rue de Bourgogne Pologne Republique Democratiggue Champ de Mars Gen. Cavaignac M. Trousé Chauvel Pelice M. Causandiére Eaya General Courtais Garde Mobile Pont de la Concorde M. Goodchaor Finances MM. Beranger Cauasidiére M. Schmit MN. Cavaignac Crémiear Bastide Récurt Bethmont Dupont de l Matrast Paguerre F. de Lastesrie Seine Vraie République M. Thoré M. Cabet M. Arnould Fiémy Blanqu''s Cloh Affont Turire Vincennes Tia Lord Holland

Trial of Mr Meagher at the Queen's Bench in 1848 Dublin

Crowds fill the Court of Queen's Bench as Meagher and O'Brien face trial for seditious speech at Dublin Music Hall. Reports detail jury disagreements, later acquittals, and celebratory processions by Confederate clubs. Meagher speaks to supporters amid cheers. trial outcomes provoke widespread street demonstrations and Reform meetings across London.

Paris National Assembly amid guard actions and political moves

The Paris scene shows tightened guard presence around the Chamber, with National Guard and Garde Mobile deployed and public access restricted. The assembly discussed committee selections, measures from the Interior Minister, expulsions, and proposed constitutional work while reporting Corsican returns and arrests in the ongoing upheaval.

Society improves labouring classes at annual meeting chaired by Prince Albert

The Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes held its annual meeting at Freemasons Tavern with Prince Albert in the chair. He visited the model lodging house in George Street, Bloomsbury, praising experiments and urging broad public support for model housing, land allotments, and loan funds to enable workers to gain independence through labor.

Freemasons' Hel Great Queen Street Lincoln's Tan Gelde Royal Prince Albert George Street Bloomsbury Freemasons Duke of Argyll Marquis of Westminster Earl Fortescte John Russell Lord Ashley Viscount Ebrington London St. David's Oxford Salisbury Prince Albert Rose Mao Ijtin Lanid Cheess Hear Baar Bear Bagnigge Wells Bellar Clays of Mechanics King Street Drury Lane Anolher Charles A Treat St.Gilees Claesca M Neill Liverpool Snd T. Acland Ors M. Pete Lord Aghlay Colquhoun Carl Fortescue J. Labouchere

Trial dates set for Mitchel as sedition case advances

Crowds outside Newgate witness a staged exit as Mr. Mitchel is moved to the Crown office of the Queen's Bench at two o'clock. The juries are reduced from forty eight to twenty four. the return to prison occurs due to vehicle scarcity.

Mitchel Newgate Crown Office Queen’s Bench

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