County of Dublin Goal
Kilmainham
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Name Given: |
Henry Cleary |
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Parish and County where born: |
Town of Carlow |
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Trade: |
Bricklayer |
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Education: |
Read & Write |
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Religion: |
R. C. |
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Age: |
22 |
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Complexion: |
Fresh |
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Eyes: |
Blue |
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Hair: |
Brown |
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Height: |
5' : 9½" |
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Make: |
Ordinary |
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Fenian Photographs. FP 88 |
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PHOTOGRAPH AND DESCRIPTION
OF A PRISONER WHO WAS FORMERLY IN CUSTODY UNDER
THE
Habeas Corpus Suspension Act (Ireland), 1866,
AND
DISCHARGED ON CONDITION OF GOING TO AMERICA
England
NAME of Prisoner, Henry Cleary
Occupation, Bricklayer
Place of Arrest, Dublin
DATE OF ARREST, 20th day of March 1866
DATE OF
DISCHARGE, 1st day of August 1866
OBSERVATIONS.
N.B. – The Photograph and Description supplied by the
Governor of the Gaol or
Prison in which the Prisoner
was confined are annexed. Dublin Castle, August, 1867.
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A Bricklayer |
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Date of Warrant, and to whom directed. 29th March 1864,
Governor Richmond Bridewell |
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Date of Arrest, and where detained. 20 ” ” Richmond
Bridewell |
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Date of Warrant for Removal, and to what Place. |
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Date of Order for Release from Custody: |
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Number of File |
Abstract of Case, and subsequent Proceedings. |
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5754 |
Superintendent states that Henry Cleary is about 22
years of age 5 feet 8 inches high, says he was born in
the County Carlow, was last employed at Holyhead where
he has spent 6 years, returned to Ireland about 14 days
since for the purpose of seeing friends at Carlow,
arrived in Dublin the night before his arrest dropped
into the house (No. 3 Lower Bridge Street). William
Healy the proprietor of the house and his wife say they
do not know what time of the night Cleary came in,
however it seems that, before the suspension of the
Habeas Corpus six other men strangers from England
lodged here, and it would appear as if it is one of
their lodging houses. Cleary has the upright bearing and
gait of a man, who has seen some military service and
may be a deserter. |
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14, 125 |
Prisoner’s Memorial states that he came to Ireland to
see his relations & spend some time with them. Was
arrested the very day he intended
to going to England.
Denies complicity Prays release. Offers to return to
England direct. |
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14, 266 |
Order for dis-charge on condition of his returning to
England. |
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14, 629 & 14, 736 |
Sailed for Liverpool 1.8.1866 |
- Source: The Nation Archives
- Transcribed by Terry Curran
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