Biography of Lord George Bentinck ends in sudden death
Lord George Bentinck, 1802–1848, died suddenly while walking from Welbeck Abbey to Thoresby Park. He collapsed beside a field path, with no signs of struggle. Reports vary on whether death arose from apoplexy or heart disease, but the instant nature suggests a natural collapse. He served as MP for Lyne Regis for about twenty years and led the Protectionist faction. His death will prompt an inquest to determine the precise cause.
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The Special Commission in Ireland opened with Chief Justices Blackburne Doherty and Rivore addressing the Grand Jury. They explained required proof for treason indictments, including the need for two witnesses per overt act and how intention is inferred from acts and declarations. They outlined insurrection and levy of war charges and noted emphasis on acts of force, general purpose, and potential secession from the United Kingdom.
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The grand jury, at half past twelve, retires to weigh bills of indictment. Reporter Hodges testified for nearly two hours. Indictments against O'Brien, M'Mance and peasants allege high treason, while Meagher Layne and O'Donohue face treasonable practices. Trial timing may favor these cases over O'Brien.
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Finding of true bills for high treason against the prisoners
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