Newspaper: Compensation Awards, Limerick 15 March 1884

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COMPENSATION AWARDS, LIMERICK 

15-3-1884

The Gazette contains awards by the Lord Lieutenant, under 
the Crimes Act, of £25 compensation for injuries received by 
Patrick CULLUM, of Askeaton, Co. Limerick, on the 29th Aug. 
1883; and of £350 to Honorah SPENCE, of Tullebeg, Coachford, 
Co. Cork, for the murder of her husband on the 14th Oct. 
1883.

16-1-1883

At the Ballineety Presentments Sessions today a sum of £100 
was granted as compensation to Mr. Samuel F. DICKSON, for 
the destruction of a dairy-house alleged to have been 
maliciously burned at Ballyvarra, near Murroe. Lord 
CLONCURRY was allowed compensation for the malicious injury 
to the boundary walls of farms from which tenants had been 
evicted.

18-1-1883

At Murroe Presentments Sessions today, a farmer named 
Matthew RYAN was allowed compensation for the malicious 
burning of his dwelling house and effects on the night of 
the 26th of Feb. at Tinmalariff.

28-12-1882

Mr. Robert WHEELER, of Pallasbeg, near Dromkeen Railway 
station, Co. Limerick, applied for £5000 compensation for 
the murder of his son, Henry WHEELER, near Oola, on the 
night of the 12th Nov. 1880.

Mary Jane ROCHE, of Cross Road, Victoria Street, Dublin, 
applied for compensation for the murder of her husband, 
Robert ROCHE, of Cloverfield, near Dromkeen, on the night of 
the 17th April 1882.

James MCKENNA applied for compensation for injuries 
inflicted on him on the night of the 18th of Nov. 1880, at 
or near Garranmore, near New Pallas, on which occasion he 
was employed as a caretaker, and was fired at and wounded.