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Newspaper
Weekly Chronicle
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 11, 1843
Page
7
The input is a garbled OCR fragment with no clear events, persons, or organizations. It cannot be tied to a coherent news item. no readable entities or facts are extractable for a meaningful T and S within constraints.
The Dublin Court of Chancery opens with the lord chancellor and master of the rolls. Crowds fill the hall as the OConnell repeal indictment and related trials loom. Grand jury panels are drawn, and Judge Burton delivers a detailed charge on conspiracy, intimidation, and interference with governance. Proceedings proceed with cross examination and readiness to lay bills.
Lord Chief Justice and the bar hear Mr McDonough argue that thirteen affidavits in Barrett v Hughes should be received to seek a mandamus against police magistrates. The crown officer Bourne refuses, saying affidavits are informations. Judges rule affidavits of that nature not admissible and limit to police office occurrences.
In Dublin, Chief Justice asks Mr M Donough why Bourne may deny affi davits. Cantwell defends filing as proper, court orders officer to receive affidavits. Cantwell vows to act per his duty at personal peril. Dublin reports indictments against O Connell and fellow-travellers await true bills. trials likely between 22 and 27 month end.
A crowd scene unfolds in a mock court with three arbitrators and a noisy audience. The piece mocks Irish legal theatricals, featuring parodic dialogue, a reformist tone, and jests about union and justice amid chaotic proceedings.
An inquest at the Dorset Arms, Clapham-road, found the infant died by strangulation from the umbilical cord during birth while convicting the mother Elizabeth Learmouth of concealment. Separate Guildford fires at Park farm and Bannister's farm attributed to incendiaries with extensive damage and sheep saved.
The new Gresham college building in Basinghall Street opened on the term’s first day. The astronomy lecturer gave a concise history of the science from Ptolemy to Newton, avoiding abstruse detail. A musical ode by Edward Taylor followed, featuring Miss Dolby, Miss Rainforth, and others, praised by the crowd.
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