The History of Ireland from Its Union with Great Britain, in January 1801, to October 1810, Volume 1Edition Synapse, 2001 - Ireland |
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Page 287
Francis Plowden. was made by any of them . Maum's evidence was declared to be closed , and wittnesses were to be called to corrobo- rate his testimony . William Ward , Silversmith , deposed , that he had never heard Maum's name , till he ...
Francis Plowden. was made by any of them . Maum's evidence was declared to be closed , and wittnesses were to be called to corrobo- rate his testimony . William Ward , Silversmith , deposed , that he had never heard Maum's name , till he ...
Page 294
... Maum repeated his story of his having received the two letters on the day , upon which Finnerty was pillor ยท ed in Dublin . A member of the Court reminded him , " that event had taken place on the 30th of December , 1797 , as appeared ...
... Maum repeated his story of his having received the two letters on the day , upon which Finnerty was pillor ยท ed in Dublin . A member of the Court reminded him , " that event had taken place on the 30th of December , 1797 , as appeared ...
Page 323
... Maum in the streets of Charleville aforesaid , on the 31st day of December last , and then and there had a conversation with him , the said William Maum , in which he mentioned his intention of going shortly to Dublin , that he ...
... Maum in the streets of Charleville aforesaid , on the 31st day of December last , and then and there had a conversation with him , the said William Maum , in which he mentioned his intention of going shortly to Dublin , that he ...
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