Murky US Case Trial Reveals Irish Political Plots
The Attorney General described a letter found with O Connor and others, hinting at a French link and Irish political aims. Witnesses detailed baggage, cash, and coded phrases, linking O Coigley, Binns, and captains to potential treasonous travel to France amid United Irishmen activity.
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Torney
O'Connor
Maxwell
Lord Fitzwilliam
Ireland
Hamburgh
France
Black Terrier
Pric
Chevalier
Nicholson
Williams
Paris
Edw. Fitzgerald
O*coigley
Manchester
William Cloakton
Amsterdam
W. Morris
John Revett
Bow-street
King’s Head Inn
Margate
Leary
Allen
Binns
O'Coigley
Revett
Fugion
Ann Crickett
Fred. Dutton
Lane
Cork
O’connor
Kean Mahoney
Canterbury
Fluthing
London
Gravesend
Whitstable Hoy
Hugh Bell
O‘connor
Capt. Jones
O*connor
Kent
James, Wallace
O‘coigley
Parkins
Whitstable
J. Dynton
N. B
King
Louis D’ors
Ford
Duke of
Col. Morris
Jones
West Indies
Jésus
Jesus
Carleton
Dublin
Leicester-house
Edward Fitzgerald
the Press
iMr. Abbott
Mr. O‘connor
Gol. Lane
Honduras Bay
L.O. Lord Fitz. &c. &Co
Capel-street
Priv Council
Society of United Irishmen
United Irishmen