Names: Fishbourne, McDowell & Butler.
Pat Purcell Papers.
6 Documents.
1846.
To the Clerk of the Peace for County of
Carlow.
SIR - TAKE NOTICE, that it is my intention
to apply to be Registered as a Person entitled to Vote at Election
of a Member or Members to serve in Parliament for the COUNTY OF
CARLOW, and the particulars of my Claim are as follows:
- Joseph Fishbourne of Hermitage, in the
County of Carlow,[In what right Claiming] Householder, Offices
and Counting House situate at Dublin Street, Carlow £10.
- [Yearly Value to be Registered] £10.
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(signed) Joseph Fishbourne, 1st
March 1846.
SAME FOR:
- William Fishbourne, Senior, of Tullow
Street, Carlow [In what right Claiming]
- In right of being a
resident Burgess of the Borough of Carlow.
- (signed) William Fishbourne,
- 1st March
1846.
SAME FOR:
- William Fishbourne, Junior, of Font
Hill, Carlow [In what right Claiming]
- In right of being a resident Burgess of
the Borough of Carlow.
- (signed) William Fishbourne,
- 1st March
1846.
SAME FOR:
- Robert McDowell of Carlow Gaol,
Governor of said Gaol, Owns a Dwelling house at Hanover.
- (signed) Robert McDowell,
- 1st March
1846.
- £10.
SAME FOR:
- Thomas Crawford Butler of Rose Ville,
Carlow, Solictor.
- (signed) Thomas Crawford Butler,
- 1st
March 1846.
- £10.
Names: Hunter, Weymouth, Murphy & Tuckey.
Pat Purcell Papers.
1846.
THE EXAMINATION of Thomas Hunter, a private
in the 19th Regiment of the
Parish of Carlow Barony of Carlow County of
Carlow who being duly sworn on the Holy Evangelists, deposeth and
saith, that on the night of the 16th day of February or morning of
the 17th a plaid Gown, black Apron, a cotton Shirt and a pair of
white Stockings value eight shillings all my property except the
Stockings belonging to Ellen Weymouth was feloniously stolen off
lines in the Barrack Yard at Carlow, I suspect the said Articles or
some of them are now in the House or Premises of Patrick Murphy of
Burrin Street, Carlow.
(signed) Thomas Hunter.
Sworn before me at Carlow July 17th 1846.
(signed) C.H.Tuckey, Resident Magistrate.
Surnames: Cummins, Byrne, Irvine & Westly.
Pat Purcell Papers.
1846.
By William Jones Westly, Esquire, one of Her Majesty's Justices of
the Peace in and for Carlow.
THE INFORMATION of Laurence Cummins of Raheen, Parish of Clonmore,
Barony
of Rathvilly and County of Carlow who being duly sworn on the Holy
Evangelists, deposeth and saith, that on the 26th day of March 1846
as Laurence Cummins was on his way to Tinahealy he went into the
forge of James Byrne, Blacksmith, on the lands of Ballyduff in
aforesaid parish Barony and County.
And after giving some directions concerning some work to James
Byrne, he went to the forge fire to light his pipe and while in the
Act of lighting his pipe he was struck most violently with an Trace
pinchers by Patrick Cummins of Ballyduff, Carlow who did there and
then inflict a most dangerous wound on Laurence Cummins with the
Trace pinchers which put him in danger of death and which caused him
to be under the care of Doctor Irvine ? of Tullow from the 26th day
of March to the present day.
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(signed) Laurence Cummins.
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Sworn before me this 27th day of June 1846.
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(signed) William Jones Westly
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~ Magistrate for Carlow ~.
Pat Purcell Papers.
Names: Nowlan & Lecky
1846.
By John James Lecky, Esquire, one of Her
Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for Carlow ~
The Informations of Maurice Nowlan,
Farmer, of Killane, Parish of Kellistown, Barony of Forth and
County of Carlow who being duly Sworn on the Holy Evangelist,
deposeth and Saith THAT ~
One Ewe Sheep value for about 15
shillings the property of Maurice Nowlan was stolen from off his
lands at Killane by some person or persons unknown, between the
evening of the 26th and morning of the 28th December 1846 ~
(signed) Maurice Nowlan.
Sworn before me at Ballykealy this 4th
day of January 1847.
(signed) John James Lecky.
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"The
Murphy's"
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By kind permission of Michael Purcell
To the Honourable Charles
Doyne Esq
and the Grand Jury of Carlow
We the undersigned do most
respectfully appeal to your Honour and to the Honourable
Members of the Grand Jury – hoping that they would quash the
proceedings in the case of Murphy verses Murphy. We are all
near relatives & although in our passion we did violate the
Law and were guilty of illegal conduct in a more or less
degree – yet we do hope that if you, Honourable Gentlemen,
would extend mercy to us, our future good conduct will be a
proof of the sincerity of our sorrow for what is past & we,
as in duty bound, will ever pray.
Signed by
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