State Trials in Ireland Court of Queen's Bench Proceedings
The Queen's Bench in Dust, Nov 20 1843, heard demurrer arguments in the O'Connell case with the crown pressing to argue tomorrow. Nov 21 saw motions on oath of witnesses and trial timing, as judges and barristers debated the proper legal path and procedures. Judgment ruled in favor of the crown, with trials now set for December through January and motions for postponement to next term to be heard Friday.
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Court OF Queen's Bench
Dusty
Attorneyeneral
Solicitor General
Ford
Pord
Lord Ingestre
Jones
Justice Perrin
Burton and Crompton
O’connell
Victoria
Queen’s Bench
George III
Ireland
Grand Jury
Attorney-General
C. O’loghlen
Traversers
C. O'Loghien
Lord Kenyon
Court of Assize
Moore
Q.C
Dousiix
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bar
Duanin
The
Standard
Queezen's Bench
Daniel O'Connell
John O'Connell
Thomas Steele
Thomas Mathew Ray
Gavan Duffy
Thomas Tierney
Peter James Tyrrell
John Gray Richard Barrett
Her Majesty’s Court of Queen’s Bench
William Kenniis
Crown Solicitor
Kildare-street
Crown Office
Mr. O'Connell
Repeal Cause
O Connell Tribute Funds Grow in Dublin and Provinces
Sunday receipts reach £4059 in Dublin with £3864 from the provinces. total expected to reach around £40000. An account on the Waller family notes Mr Waller’s courage and improving wounds, Mrs Waller’s convalescence, Miss Vereker’s precarious state, and a loyal butler injured in defence, named Vil- as reported.
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Liam Larkin
Braddell
Miss Vereker
Nenagh Guardian
Vereker
Major Priestley
Joseph Tabuteau
R.M
Thomas Brereton
Thomas George Stoney
Nenagh
Mr. Aller
France
Richard Wills Gason
D.L
Tipperary
Galway
Connemara
Duff
Nicholas Kelly
61St Regiment
Coffey
Dunmore
Cloon
Outerard
Ireland
Tae Tareure
O'Connell
Dublin
Waller
Fires Illuminate Rural Ireland Amid O Connell Rally Weather
Reports from Duncarvon to Meath describe widespread signal fires and rowdy demonstrations in Cork Limerick Kerry Clare and Meath as crowds cheer O Connell s court victory. Loyalists fear attacks while authorities deploy soldiers and police struggle to keep peace during the eruptions.
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Duncarvon
Cork
Limerick
Kerry
Bortsoxane
Lorrha
Grand Riband
Tullamore
O’connell
TutLow
Kine’s
Clare
Old Bingham
Bingham
Queen’s Bench
O'Connell
Ellspass
Scholes
Meath
Dunsay
Killeen
Kilmissen
Dunshaughlin
Tara
Proposals sought for Dublin to Irish stores transport
A government notice from Dublin Castle calls for proposals to convey stores by land to and from Dublin and across Ireland for one year from January next. Also reported are yeomanry muster plans in the north and a circular requiring petty sessions clerks to return weekly counts of arms to register under the 6 and 7 Victoria c74 to aid inspector general of constabulary.
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Irish Office of Ordnance
Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Dublin Castle
Victoria
E. Lucas
O’connell
J. O’connell
Robert Peel
Lord de Grey
Dublin Mail
Sungeon
James Dilton
Lower Dominick Street
Ballymahon
Longford
Boyle Barracks
Boyle
Bridewell
Belfast News
Downfall of Narvaez shocks Madrid politicians
Spain’s Narvaez resigns as Captain General of New Castile after a rapid fall from power following his confrontational palace visit and disputed governance. The Queen’s assembly and court factions reflect a crisis of loyalty amid a night of disorder led by Narvaez and seven hundred officers demanding audience.
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Madrid
Narvaez
Espartero
New Castile
Lopez
Madrid Crisis Deepens as Narvaez Resigns and New Ministry Formed
Reports detail General Narvaez resigning after quarrels with ministers while Queen Isabella II faces pressure to change cabinet. M. Olozaga is chosen to form a new ministry with Serrano likely remaining in office as war minister. Lisbon to Paris telegraphs trace Barcelona capitulation and Vigo’s surrender, with Barcelona insurgents resisting.
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Queen Christina
Lyceum
Narvaez
Christina
Serrano
Sam Slick
Eputies
M. Oniz
Senate
M. Olozaga
Congress
M. Lopez
Council of Ministers
al Santo
Lopez
Espartero
New Castille
Barcelona
Vigo
Gracias
Atarazanas
Zoo del Comercio
Perpignan
Prim
Figueras
Bayonne
France
Corunna
London
Spain
Seville
Regiment del Rei
Algesiras
Madrid
Paris
Pinares d’Aranda
Chamber of Deputies
M. Luzurriaga
Royal Court of
M. Gonzales Bravo
Grace and Justice
Interior
M. Cantero
Escuriel
Tuileries
Castenadas
Baylen
Palafox
Saragossa
Phare Des Pyrennées
Amettler
St. Fernando
San Carlos
Figueiras
Insurrection Report From Algeciras Sparks Proclamations
The Emancipateur of Toulouse says insurgents have risen in Algeciras and spread to nearby towns where Don Carlos has been proclaimed. The unrest extends through the region, signaling a significant upheaval with potential wider impact.
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Emancipateur
Toulouse
Algesiras
Don Carlos
Suppression of Galicia Insurrection Ends Peacefully
Advices from Lisbon and Cadiz report the Galicia revolt quelled with no fresh outbreaks at Vigo or nearby. General Triarte arrived at Melgaco with staff and some loyal troops. Austrian authorities moved troops as precaution. Iriarte and followers were housed in Braga, while Vigo was taken after mediation by British and Portuguese consuls. General Coroner praised for orderly conduct.
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Paris
Algeria
Abd-el-Kader
Africa
Bordeaux
Count de Salvandy
Hastiles
Courrier Francais
M. Thiers
Vincennes
St. Maur
Princess Polignac
Baron de Rothschild
Northern Railway Committee
Messrs. Rothschild and Co
Aga of Tremeca
Morocco
Aga
Tremeca
Moniteur Parisien
Bugeaud
Voniteur
Moniteur
England
Spain
Switzerland
America
Netherlands
Tuscany
Belgium
Sardinia
Russia
British India
Lord Brougham
Chateau
Tholonet
Marquis de Galiffet
Austria
M. de Brunnon
London
St. Cloud
Tuileries
Duke d'Osuna
Augsburgh
Universal
Constantinople
Augsburg Gazette
Posen
Diet
Darmstadt
Rome
Perugia
Duke of Aumale
Naples
Malta
Warsaw
Tréves Gazelle
Prince PoticNac
Prince Polignac
M. Benjamin Delessert
M. Delessert
Sebastiani
Peyronnet
M. Peyronnet
Portugal
Montrose
Lisbon
Cadiz
Galicia
Vigo
Triarte
Melgaco
Minho
Ayachucho
Vienna
7Th Rifles
Valenca
Braga
Oporto
Iriarte
Cotoner
Redondella
Touis Philippe
Mont Valérien
St. Denis
Aubervilliers-les
Vertus
Charenton
Louis Philippe
Srerzran
Patermo
Gianno Coltroni
Augusta
Palermo
Carini
Coltroni
Greece
St. Petersburgh
Cologne
Lampedose
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Leghorn
Romagna
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Ravenna
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Massini
Holy See
Cardinal Amatt
Riza Pacha
Bibesco
Porte
Alexander Georgewitsch
Bibescu
Pacha
Varna
Reschid
Jerusalem
Mehemet Ali
Sennaar
Brazils
Monte Video
Southampton
Royal Mail
Tweed
Sharpe
Royal Pier
Judge Stephenson
Child
Bowden
J. E. Fisher
Brogue
Middleton
B. Adonaghe
Sigourd
White
West India Packet
Gibraltar
Formidable
Christine
Peninsular Company
Her Majesty
Warspite
Hydra
Volage
Belle Poule
Tagus
Lieut. Chipham
Geoyt
News from United States and Cuba and Oregon topic debate
Long dispatches summarize scattered 1840s era items. It notes arrivals in liver pool and philadelphia of political reflections on Texas annexation and Oregon, parliamentary moves in Canada, crime reports, fires, earthquakes, and royal navy movements, with multiple names and places.
Preparations Underway for Controlling the Panre1ans
La Réforme reports the municipal guard has seized a small bastile built in 1843 on the citadel site. It displays heavy massy walls and intricate emblems of arms and uniforms. Workmen erect a nine foot high railing around the edifice to aid municipal movement amid tensions between the interior and war ministries over Palace of the Institute pavilions.
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la Réforme
Our Fathers
Interior
Wuo Ts
Lincoln Inn call to barristers at law and Wilton Place church district
The Metropolitan article lists Edward Hanson Denison and others called to the degree of barrister at-law by Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn on November 22. It notes a St Paul’s Church Wilton Place chapel district, with capacity for 1,580 including 600 free seats for the poor, bounded by Hyde Park and Chelsea, and plans for Broad Street and Holborn improvements. It mentions a bridge for Hungerford Suspension Bridge to be completed by May next, with pier details and overall length and width.
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Lincoln’s Inn
Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Edward Hanson Denison
Robert William Newman
Richard Samuel White
Jnn
Robert Pauncefote
John Barker
Robert Grimston
Frederic John Wodl
John Malcolm F. Ludlow
Gray's Inn
Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn
William Payne
Douglass Finney
John Barber
George Iti
St. Paul's Church
Wilton-place
Marquis of Westminster
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Corner
Chelsea
Commercial-place
Commercial Road
Avery Farm Row
Little Ebury Street
Coleshill-street
King's Road
Upper Eccleston-street
Belgrave-square
Halkin-street
Grosvenor Place
Grosvenor Places
Broad-street
St. Giles's
Middle-row
Holburn
Monmouth Street
Great St. Andrew’s-street
Holborn
Upper St. Martin's Lane
Coventry-street
Long-acre
Waterloo-bridge
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury
Plumptre Street
Belton-street
Her Majesty's Woods and Forests
Piccadilly
St. George
Hanover-square
Bolton-street
Park-lane
Her Majesty
Her Majesty's Park
Green-Park
St. Martin In
Bolton
Hungerford
Thames
Lambeth
Haeford
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Dave Gridley
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James G. House
Middle Brook Mills
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Dunn
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