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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Mr. O'Connell
Queen's Bench
MR. Hughes
Queen’s Bench
M. M‘donough
Queen's Counsel
Richard Barrett
Samuel William Tindal
Henry O'Callaghan
Robert Hitchcock
Abbey-street
Rotunda
Cantwell
Mr. Barrett
Mullaghmast
Repeal Association
Dustin
Bar
Court of Queen's Bench
the Repeal Association
the London Gazettes
Her Majesty's Privy Council For
R. W. Barchard
R. Gamman
Chas. Green
S. Laing
Common Council
City of London
W. Cash
J. Dickson
T. Pewtress
G. Stacy
G. F. Liang
General Shipowners’ Society
Hong Kong
Weekly Chronicle
J .Grove
Cork-street
Camberwell
Brewer's Drayman
D. Robertson
Wilson Street
Finsbury Square
D. N. Brough
Wellington Street
Camden Town
J. Southworth
Upholland
Lancashire
J. Hibbert
Hulme
T. B. Walden
Queen Street
Chelsea
J. W. Hawkins
Charlotte-street West
White Conduit Fields
J. Clarkson
Ormskirk
Frederick's Place
Hampstead Road
F. Pitt
Kidderminster
J. Rudge
Pauntley
Gloucestershire
B. Baker
Kingswinford
Staffordshire
T. Metcalfe
Bowes
Yorkshire
H. Warren
Great Winchester Street
Wm. Cockcroft
Knutsford
Cheshire
J. Clack
Gee Street
Goswell Street
J. Hocking
Redruth
Cornwall
W. Storey
Ann's Place
Old Kent Road
John Terry
Tunbridge Wells
Morris Barnett
Maiden Lane
Covent Garden
G. H. Bland
T. Bassett
Grey Terrace
Newington
J. Scales
Charing Cross
W. E. Sawyer
Walworth Place
H. Francis
Pieschell Street
Paddington
R. Kipling
Wood Street
Cheapside
J. M'Lean
Sun Street
Bishopsgate
C. W. Davies
Holborn
G. Nettleton
Brompton
Kent
W. B
C. Harrington
G. H. Crowther
Warrington
J. Appleton
Three Crown Square
A. L. Bensusan
Walbrook Buildings
P. Tagg
Tooley Street
W. Hopper
Great Queen Street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Winton and Co
G. H. Watson
Aldersgate Street
Apothecary
W. Jackes
Guildford Street
Blackfriars
Read
W. Hayes
Salisbury
J. Jackson
Lincoln
Molyneux and Witherby
R. Stevens
Stewkley
Buckinghamshire
J. George
Broad Street
I.W.H. Brown
Little Bowden
Northamptonshire
C. Duffield
Bath
Prichard
Llanwist
Wrexham
Heap and Co
Padiham
J. Elliott
Chichester
J. Hodges
Wolverhampton
T. Trafford
Hatton
Lincolnshire
T. Parry
Mold
Flintshire
Draper
J. Marriage
Chelmsford
Miller
G. B. Worboys
Bevington and Reynolds
Blake and Easton
Bishopwearmouth
Durham
Aston and Cranage
Tipton
Tunnecliffe and Co
Warwick
Angell and Cooper
Beak Street
Regent Street
Johnstone and Roberts
Menai Bridge
Whitehead and Robinson
Huddersfield
Mason and Birkett
Bartlett
Blenheim Street
Marlborough Street
Japaniers
Roe and Beales
Crysalters
Beckford and Ranken
Finsbury Circus
West India
P. B
K. Collyer
Lambourn
Essex
G. Schaffer
Spencer Street
Goswell Road
Cunningham and Mortimer
Adelaide Street
Fleet Street
Drawbridge and Gale
St. Martin's Court
Chadwick and Co
Haworth
Osborn and Lloyd
Bridge Street
Mile End Road
J. G
J. Green
Upper Thames Street
Scotch
R. Strachan
Strathmartine
Forfarshire
D. Ferguson
Greenock
A. Ross
Cromarty
Ross-shire
Great Britain
Henry Bicknett
Grocers’ Company
Grocers’hall
Garden-street
Brick Lane
Old Street
J. Poachee
T. Baker
High Street
C. J. Acuft
Bath Street
City Road
Killick and Ladd
Blackman Street
Borough
C. J. Hunt
B. G. Drury
Dudley
Worcestershire
B. Dowell
W. Taylor
Springhead
Saddleworth
W. Ward
Blackfriars Road
J. Rayner
Uxbridge
Carter and Jackson
Brewer Street
Golden Square
Woollen Drapers
J. Stanford
Cranborne
Dorsetshire
Grocer
Goddard
Holbeach
W. Burt
Harrow Road
J. W. Carleton
Upper George Street
Bryanston Square
A. Davis
Tottenham Court Road
M. Potter
New Bond Street
G. Cottee
Farnham
Surrey
T. Smith
Fore Street
W. Hoole
T. H. Jackson
G. W. Travis
W. Watkin
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Wharfinger
Meredith
Pershore
J. M. Scott
J. B. Cooper
Drury Lane
J. Orbell
Brandon
S. Barker
Paines Lane
Wrockwardine
Saiop
Mercer
T. Chappell
Swan Inn
Sudbury
Suffolk
N. Bromley
Little Bentley
W. White
C. Christelow
Parliament Street
J. Starling
Southampton
Hatter
Andrews and Twining
Hope Brewery
Peckham
D. Edwards
Pembroke
L. Booth
Chester
J. Nunneley
Mason and Cockerham
Bradford
J. Barlow
J. Goostrey
Curry and Hurry
W.and
C. Strange
Moor Street
St. Giles’s
Thorn and Pedley
Castle Street
Square
Jennings and Clark
Israel
Alexander
Deritand
T. Littlewood
J. Berry
Holloway-end
Stourbridge
Carr and Barker
Kingston-upon-Hull
F Jacques
C. Spear
Plymouth
East
G. Bird
Dunse
J. Tullis
Arbroath
Currier
Avbee
Downing-strest
Rebecca
Antipodes
New South Wales
Heartland Mercury