DONEGAL ASSIZES HELD AT LIFFORD, AUGUST 1824
GALLAGHER |
Thomas |
An informer, was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury |
KILPATRICK alias FITZPATRICK |
Patrick |
For passing forged notes, at the fair of Glenties - Guilty. To be transported 14 years |
CUNNINGHAM |
Alexander |
For stealing wearing apparel from John BARNET and others - Guilty. To be transported 7 years |
LEONARD McMANUS |
Alicia & Margaret, alias Mary |
For stealing wearing apparel at Ballyshannon - Guilty. To be transported 7 years |
GALLAGHER |
Charles |
For horse stealing - Guilty. Death. To remain in custody until further orders |
HARKIN |
Catherine |
For the murder of her infant child - Guilty of concealing the birth. To be imprisoned 9 months |
RICHARDSON |
William |
For stealing a pair of spurs, from Mr. SHEROWIN - Guilty. To be imprisoned [..?] months |
CRAMSAY |
John |
Cow-stealing - Guilty. To be imprisoned one year |
GALLAUGHER |
Wm |
For an assault, and shooting with intent to kill - Guilty |
BIRNIE |
Samuel |
For stealing a box containing hardware, value £4 and upwards, the property of John SHARKEY - Guilty. To be imprisoned 6 months |
SLEVIN McCOOL |
Michael & John |
Charged with Whiteboyism - Not Guilty |
McLAUGHLIN |
J. |
Stealing a looking-glass - discharged |
HARKIN |
Susanna |
For murder - Discharged |
Enniskillen Chronicle and Erne Packet Sept 2 1824