TYRONE ASSIZES HELD AT OMAGH JULY 1822
The Assizes for this county commenced at Omagh on Monday se’nnight - the Hon. JUSTICE JOHNSTON in the Crown Court, and the Hon. JUSTICE FLETCHER in the Record Court. The following Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:
Right Hon. Sir John STEWART, Bart., Foreman
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Wm. STEWART, Esq. |
James LOWRY, Esq. |
J. C. MOUTRAY, Esq. |
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Robert BATESON, Esq. |
J. D. ECCLES, Esq. |
Samuel GALBRAITH, Esq. |
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George PERRY, Esq. |
Jones CRAWFORD, Esq. |
Sir R. FERGUSON, Bart. |
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Hugh G. EDWARDS, Esq. |
James CAULFIELD, Esq. |
W. S. RICHARDSON, Esq. |
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W. L. CUNNINGHAM, Esq. |
Sir J. J. BURGOYNE, Knt. |
W. D’Arcy IRVINE Esq. |
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William MURRAY, Esq. |
John BURGES, Esq. |
G. R. GOLDING, Esq. |
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W. R. MAXWELL, Esq. |
J. HAMILTON, Esq. |
James VERNOR, Esq. |
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R. EVANS, Esq. |
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After the Grand Jury were sworn, the Court proceeded to the trial of the following persons:
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MEANS READ |
Margaret T. |
indicted for larceny - to be transported seven years |
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McCULLY QUIN DIVINE McCOURT DIVINE |
E. J. P. P. H. |
For an assault and riot - to be imprisoned 12 months each, and give security for good behaviour |
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GRAHAM |
A. |
For the murder of his brother - guilty of manslaughter - to be imprisoned six months |
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KILPATRICK |
O. |
For uttering counterfeit tokens - to be imprisoned six months |
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MAXWELL DONNELLY |
P. & J. |
For horse-stealing - trial postponed till next assizes |
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BRADLEY |
John |
For an assault - to be imprisoned nine months |
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ARMSTRONG |
Mary Anne |
For larceny - to be imprisoned six months |
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GIBSON GIBSON RICHEY REA WALKER CUNNINGHAM SHORT HAMILTON |
W. F. J. J. F. J. M. J. |
For the murder of MICHAEL McBRINE, at Dromore, in the month of December last - trial postponed by the Crown, the principal witness for the prosecution having been arrested, with others, in Armagh, as delegates from illegal societies, and transmitted to Dublin. The above prisoners were admitted to bail to appear at next assizes |
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McGARIGAL |
John |
Indicted under the Whiteboy Act, for assembling, with others, near Dunnemanna, dressed in white shirts and otherwise disguised - to pay a fine of £5 to the King, and imprisoned six months |
There were 23 persons convicted for practices connected with illicit distillation. Such as submitted, were sentenced to pay a fine of £2 to the King, or imprisoned one month, and pay a fine of £2 to the King, or in default of payment, to be imprisoned one month from the expiration of the first month’s imprisonment