- Sworn Statement
- of
- Philip
Quinlan, Lance Corporal 90th Regt.
On 25th January 1845 William Ryan enlisted with me in
Carlow for the 90th Regt. of Light Infantry stating at the time he
William Ryan was a single Man on which I gave said William Ryan One
Shilling.
I have been informed and believe the said William
Ryan is a married Man / a woman stating him to be her Husband having
informed me she was his wife / and have been informed and believe that
the said William Ryan enlisted with Sergeant Joseph Burr at Carlow some
weeks since for the 74th Regt. and in consequence of being married he
was not attested.
-
(signed)
P. Quinlan, L.Corpl.
90th Regt.
-
(signed)
C. H. Tuckey, Resident
Magistrate.
-
The above is a true and
accurate transcript of the original document.
- This document
was transcribed by Michael Purcell
John Conran 1845
21st day of January 1845.
John Conran left his Horse yoked under his
Car at Coal Market Carlow and left him untied. Said Horse is vicious
and headstrong and unsafe to be left without Control, said Horse ran
violently against a Window in the House of Gabriel Thorpe in John
Street Carlow and knocked down Mrs Mary Thorpe by which Mrs Mary
Thorpe has sustained serious bodily harm, her Arm being broken and
she being otherwise seriously injured through the Negligence of
aforesaid John Conran.
(signed) Thomas Thorpe.
Sworn before me Carlow January 21st 1845. C.
H. Tuckey.
Source: Michael Purcell c.2011
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The Armagh Guardian
- Armagh, County Armagh
- April 1, 1845
OBITUARY.
- We regret to announce the death of
General Robert
Browne Clayton, in his 74th year, of Adlington Hall, Lancashire, and of Carrickbourne, county Wexford,
- Ireland. He was colonel of the 12th Light Dragoons
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