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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1843

Page

6

Prosecution of Mr O Connell at Queen s Bench

In Dusaix on November 4 a private correspondent reports the grand jury postponed bills to this morning at 11. The Court of Queen s Bench attracted crowds as details emerged of a serious flaw in the indictment, raising hope for those hoping to learn the bill status.

Queen's Bench Clerk Corrects Clerical Name Error in Indictment

At the Queen's Bench, the grand jury noted a clerical error in the fourth count of the indictment naming Tierney instead of Tyrrell. The court agreed the correction could be made with consent or by the crown, and the bill was amended to substitute Tyrrell. The discussion touched on sworn versus affirmed jurors and ongoing proceedings with the grand jury continuing into the following day.

Bourne Crown Brooke Thomas Tierney Peter James Tyrrell Peter James Tierney Tierney Tyrrell Mr. Brooke M‘donough Q.C Attorney-General Amicus Curia Brewster Clerk of the Crown Mc Donough Society of Friends England Tobias King Perrin Carrington and Payne Ford O’connell Vernon Register of Stamps Nation Pilot Freeman’s Journal Dupin C. Vernon Stamp Office

Law Lessons on Grand Jury Power in Perjury Case

In a detailed discussion the court weighs whether bills of indictment may be sent to the present term grand jury to affect a pending perjury case involving Hughes. The attorney general opposes as prejudicial and improper, while McDonough and counsel argue for the grand jury route. The judge rules that sending bills now would violate ancient legal rules, and the motion is refused.

King v. Justices Middlesex Barnewall Alderson Carnarvonshire Gale Davidson Barrett Justice Perrin Mc Donough M‘donough Hughes Commission Grand Jury Justice Burton M‘dorough Grand Jury Court of Queen’s Bench Pat Lalor Queen’s County O'Neil Daunt Ray Clements Loyal National Repeal Association O'Connell Mr. Clements Doctor Gray Reynolds O’connell Mr. Reynolds Daniel O’connell Doheny Tipperary Steele Clontarf Castlereagh Dublin Louis Philippe Leicester Operative Tanners Straban North Duffy Evening Sun Messrs. Curtis Old England Essex and Herts Mercury Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith-street Soho-square London

Attacks Over Licence Demanded For Traversers Trial Notes

The attorney general harshly challenges the licencing of Mr. M Donough a counsel for traversers. Crowns actions deemed indefensible while Mr Henn and Mr H Martley are retained for the traversers. A Court of Queen's Bench review is planned to address jury panel legality with new panel revision starting next year.

M‘donough Henn John O’connell Mahony H. Martley Queen’s Counsel Mr. Blackburn Rolls

Cork murder at steam saw mills shocks Cork City

A mob near the north Cork city steam saw mills erupted after reports of a deadly confrontation. Dr Quarry and Mr Wilson collided over secured property, leading to a brutal upstairs assault with a blunderbuss and sword. Quarry died soon after, leaving a widow and five children. an inquest and arrests followed amid a citywide stir.

Cork Examiner Cork Wilson Dr. Quarry Quarry Mr. Wilson Daniel Ryan Patrick Kieny Daniel Donoghue Hiram Shaw George Smith Roger Evans Cove-street Carroll Denis Donoghue Smith Ryan G. F. Delany King Street Daniel Cudimore Captain White J P Cudmore O'Connell Thomas Carroll Denis Carroll Mr. Delany Harris Howe Jonathan Wild Carrolla Delany Hardy Walsh Forsayth

New Post Office Arrangements Prompt Rent Projection

From Williamsburg New York the rent for the week is expected to be about £1300. The speaker notes that county Carlow figures into the discussion and that £28 is mentioned in relation to the overall context. The estimate was given at four o'clock before departure due to post office schedules.

County Carlow Williamsburg New York

The Alleged Letter From the Duke Refuted

The Evening Mail prints a statement authorised by Lord Glengall denying receipt of a Wellington letter. The Cork Reporter had claimed such a letter existed. The report may stem from a known remark about barracks opening to protect loyal Protestant subjects in case of riot.

Evening Mail Cork Lord Glengall Duke of Wellington

Windsor Council Prorogues Session To December Test

Royal orders from Windsor extend the prorogation of Parliament from November 14 to December 19. Appointments modify numerous Army commissions across regiments including Dragoons and Foot, with officers receiving lieutenant, ensign, or captain ranks by purchase or promotion. The Bank of England report shows weekly liabilities and assets for August to November 1843.

Windsor Downine Street Arthur Aston Spain Order of the Bath County of Ayr Ayrshire Henry Hughes Onslow le Cornet John Douglas Boswell War Office 6Th Regiment of Dragoons Cornet Purchase Grove 10Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Richard Greaves Townley Surtees Charles Freville Surtees 32D Foot Townley 12Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Joseph Philips Gregg 17Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Herbert 18Th Foot Peter Robert Burrowes Oxley Melville Browne 39Th Foot Burrowes 16Th Foot John Henderson Jodrell Henry Alfred Macdonald Henderson 28Th Foot Alexander Aitken 77Th Foot Gravatt George Duncan Robertson Owen William Fletcher James Morphy Meacham Alfred Wright Morphy 31St Foot Graham Elmslie 49Th Foot Pender William Bernard Sayers Poole Gabbett Tritton Sydney James Timbrell Kelly James Paul Bernard Henry Prim Hutton Gabbett Charles Hill Grant Tritton Timbrell William Leckie Browne Foot 76Th Foot Morley Stratford Tynte Dennis Prittie Robert Edward Percival Brereton Dennis John Edward Large Brereton Robert Mostyn Aitken 89Th Foot John Macdonald Cuppage Robertson 2D West India Regiment George Cary Bouverie 78Th Foot Robert Scott Poitier 3D West India Regiment John Crosbie Harnett Cary Robert Cathcart Dalrymple Bruce Scott Robert Villiers George Renwick St. Helena Regiment Henry Edward O'Dell Thoreau James Keating O'Dell Robert John Hughes Keating John Henry Prenderville Hughes Richard Leslie Dundas Sth Foot Oval Military Asylum William Siborn Lugard Starr John Shortt M Eliot Menorandum Ensign Rawlins 41St Foot Thomas Andrews Bank OF England William IV

Maintenance of Maynooth College and 1840 Catholic Grants

The article notes the state has paid £362,893 for Maynooth College since its foundation and lists 1840 41 grants for Roman Catholic edifices including Nenagh chapel £500 Kilrush £1000 Aghada £300 Ballingarry £150 and Attymoy chapel £150. It reports several inquests and a major accident at Truman and Hanbury's brewery, a Brighton railway accident with severe injuries, and a Denbighshire tax fines case tied to an incendiary, plus coroner proceedings for a suffocation death at Groesfaen.

Maynooth College Nenagh Kilrush Aghada Ballingarry Attymoy Truman Hansary Baker London Hospital Michael Bryan Bricklane Spitalfields Hanbury Asain James Mitchell Berners Street Commercial Road Brighton Newcross Hoof Dover London London-bridge Guy's Hospital Denbighshire Charles Ellis Jones Ellis Gaorgarrig South Wales Bala C. Wynn Cerrig Y Druidion Ruthingaol Pen-y-Graig John Davies Cerrig-y-Druidion Robert Roberts Groesfaen Richard Williams Llangollen Chester Chronicle

Lamert on debility and disorders arising from excess

A London medical pamphlet by Samuel Lamert promotes Self-Preservation addressing nervous debility, solitary habits, and reproductive disorders. It outlines treatment aims, marriage guidance, and anatomy notes, with a costly private consultation at No 9 Bedford Street London and sealed delivery options.

Birmingham London R. and L. Perry Perry Messrs. Perry Oxford Street Samuel Lamert Berprorp.square University of Edinburgh Hospital Medical Society S. Gilbert Paternoster-row John Field Regent-quadrant Jackson New Bond-street Gordon Leadenhall-street Noble Chancery Lane Mansell King-street Southwark Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Heywood Oldham Street Manchester Newton Church-street Liverpool Watts Snowhill Barraclough Fargate Sheffield Davey Broad-street Bristol D. France and Co Butcher Bank Newcastle-on-Tyne Patern and Love Nelson-street Glasgow Manchester Chronicle la Mert Bedford-street Bedford-square C. J. Lucas & Co Newman-street Brittain J. Gordon G. Mansell C. Westerton Knightsbridge Field Quadrant Regent-street Huett Princes-street Leicester-square T. Lawler Courier-office St. Ann's-square W. Howell Dale-street W. Wood High-street W. and H. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh T. Price Dame-street Dublin New Bell Messrs. Lucas and Co Oxford-street van Hood J. L. Curtis and Company Aaain and Co Grafton-street Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Blair-street

Quo fugit Venus? An ageless health warning in print

An English notice extols Organic Health and the Decline of Manly Strength by Goss. It cites praise from multiple journals and offers the work for 2s 6d in sealed envelopes. Goss and Co. provide consultations from Lancaster Place and shipment worldwide by post.

Goss Com. Pany Lancaster-place Waterloo-bridge Strand London London Morning Journal Dublin Weekly Journal Sherwood and Co Paternoster Row Porter Grafton-street Dublin Messrs. Goss and Co Waterloo Bridge

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