* Luminaries
* Disputed Inheritance Cases
* Other Cases
* Other Cases
* Journals
Luminaries
- See also: List of Irish State Papers, Parliamentary eBooks, Free Irish Biography eBooks
Luminaries
- See also: List of Irish State Papers, Parliamentary eBooks, Free Irish Biography eBooks
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* BURROWES: Select Speeches of the late Peter Burrowes, Esq., K.C.
at the Bar and in Parliament
By Waldron Burrowes, Esq., A.B. (Dublin, 1850) - IA - Waldron Burrowes in: Wikipedia
* COSTIGAN: John Costigan
(in French) Canadian judge and politician; son of Irish immigrants John Costigan and Bridget Dunn; from the series Les Hommes du Jour
By W. O. Farmer (Montreal, 1893) - OL - John Costigan in: Wikipedia
* CURRAN: Reminiscences of John Adye Curran, K.C.
Late County Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Sessions
By J. A. Curran (London, 1915) - OL
* DUNNE: Dunne - Judge, Mayor, Governor
Mayor of Chicago, Governor of Illinois
By William L. Sullivan (Chicago, 1916) - OL - Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne in: Find A Grave Wikipedia
* LEFROY: Memoir of Chief Justice Lefroy
Irish-Huguenot politician, judge, M.P.; said to be the model for 'Mr. Darcy' in Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'
By his son Thomas Lefroy, M.A., Q.C. (Dublin, 1871) - OL - Thomas Langlois Lefroy in: Find A Grave Wikipedia
* Sketches of the Irish Bar Vol I
including Memoir of Richard Lalor Sheil; Daniel O'Connell, Lord Plunket, Chief Justice Bushe; Atorney-General Saurin; Chief-Baron Joy; Chief-Justice Lefroy; Mr. Sergeant Goold; Mr. North; Mr. Wallace; Chief Justice Doherty
* Vol II
Lord Norbury; Sir Michael O'Loughlin; Lord-Chancellor Blackburne; Lord-Chancellor Manners; Archibald Hamilton Rowan; John Leslie Foster; Lord Chancellor Brougham
By the Rt. Hon. Richard Lalor Sheil, M.P. (New York, 1858) - OL
* The Sons of the Emerald Isle
* The Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq.
Delivered at the Bar, and on Various Public Occasions in Ireland and England
Edited by Himself (London, 1822) - OL
* Speeches of John Philpot Curran, Esq.
on the following very interesting trials...; to which is added, Henry Grattan, Esq's celebrated speech on the Catholic Question
Printed by Stockdale (Dublin, 1805) - OL
* SULLIVAN: Speeches and Addresses 1859 - 1881
in Parliament, on the Platform, and at the Bar
By A. M. Sullivan (Dublin, 1882) - IA
* SULLIVAN: A Memoir of Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Disputed Inheritance Cases
Charles Synge Christopher Bowen, brother of Edward Bowen
By Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. (London, 1897) - OL - Charles Bowen, Baron Bowen, judge, in: Wikipedia
* BLACK, SULLIVAN: Essays and Speeches of Jeremiah S(ullivan) Black
with a biographical sketch; Judge Black's ancestors were Scotch-Irish and German; the Blacks came from Ireland; his mother was Mary Sullivan whose father was Patrick Sullivan, b. Ireland, 1754
By Chauncey F. Black (New York, 1885) - OL - Jeremiah S. Black 24th U.S. Attorney General in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; His father Henry Black (Representative) in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; His son Chauncey Forward Black, Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania in: Wikipedia
By Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham, K.C.I.E. (London, 1897) - OL - Charles Bowen, Baron Bowen, judge, in: Wikipedia
* BLACK, SULLIVAN: Essays and Speeches of Jeremiah S(ullivan) Black
with a biographical sketch; Judge Black's ancestors were Scotch-Irish and German; the Blacks came from Ireland; his mother was Mary Sullivan whose father was Patrick Sullivan, b. Ireland, 1754
By Chauncey F. Black (New York, 1885) - OL - Jeremiah S. Black 24th U.S. Attorney General in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; His father Henry Black (Representative) in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; His son Chauncey Forward Black, Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania in: Wikipedia
* BURROWES: Select Speeches of the late Peter Burrowes, Esq., K.C.
at the Bar and in Parliament
By Waldron Burrowes, Esq., A.B. (Dublin, 1850) - IA - Waldron Burrowes in: Wikipedia
* COSTIGAN: John Costigan
(in French) Canadian judge and politician; son of Irish immigrants John Costigan and Bridget Dunn; from the series Les Hommes du Jour
By W. O. Farmer (Montreal, 1893) - OL - John Costigan in: Wikipedia
* CURRAN: Reminiscences of John Adye Curran, K.C.
Late County Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Sessions
By J. A. Curran (London, 1915) - OL
* DUNNE: Dunne - Judge, Mayor, Governor
Mayor of Chicago, Governor of Illinois
By William L. Sullivan (Chicago, 1916) - OL - Edward Fitzsimmons Dunne in: Find A Grave Wikipedia
* LEFROY: Memoir of Chief Justice Lefroy
Irish-Huguenot politician, judge, M.P.; said to be the model for 'Mr. Darcy' in Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'
By his son Thomas Lefroy, M.A., Q.C. (Dublin, 1871) - OL - Thomas Langlois Lefroy in: Find A Grave Wikipedia
* MELLON:
- Thomas Mellon and His Times
1. Family History; 2. Autobiography; entrepreneur, lawer, judge, founder of 'Mellon Bank'; b. Casteltown, Co. Tyrone, 1813
By Thomas Mellon (printed for his family and descendants exclusively, Pittsburgh, 1885, reprint New York, 1969) - Borrow this book from OL
- The Mellons of Pittsburg
By Frank R. Denton (New York, 1948) - Borrow this book from OL - Thomas (Alexander) Mellon in: Wikipedia; His son Andrew William Mellon in: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation - Find A Grave; The Mellon Centre for Migration Studies - website
* Men-At-The-Bar
A Biographical Hand-List; scattered Irish references
By Joseph Foster (London, 2nd ed. 1885) - OL
* NOLAN: The Barrister
being anecdotes of the late Tom Nolan of the New York bar; b. Shannagolden, Co. Limerick, his father being High Sheriff of the county; said to have been expatriated because of his activity in the Fenian movement
By Charles Frederick Stanbury (New York, 1902) - OL
* O'BRIEN: The Reminiscences of the Right Hon. Lord O'Brien
- Thomas Mellon and His Times
1. Family History; 2. Autobiography; entrepreneur, lawer, judge, founder of 'Mellon Bank'; b. Casteltown, Co. Tyrone, 1813
By Thomas Mellon (printed for his family and descendants exclusively, Pittsburgh, 1885, reprint New York, 1969) - Borrow this book from OL
- The Mellons of Pittsburg
By Frank R. Denton (New York, 1948) - Borrow this book from OL - Thomas (Alexander) Mellon in: Wikipedia; His son Andrew William Mellon in: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation - Find A Grave; The Mellon Centre for Migration Studies - website
* Men-At-The-Bar
A Biographical Hand-List; scattered Irish references
By Joseph Foster (London, 2nd ed. 1885) - OL
* NOLAN: The Barrister
being anecdotes of the late Tom Nolan of the New York bar; b. Shannagolden, Co. Limerick, his father being High Sheriff of the county; said to have been expatriated because of his activity in the Fenian movement
By Charles Frederick Stanbury (New York, 1902) - OL
* O'BRIEN: The Reminiscences of the Right Hon. Lord O'Brien
Lord Chief Justice of Ireland
Edited by his daughter Hon. Georgina O'Brien (1916) - IA* Sketches of the Irish Bar Vol I
including Memoir of Richard Lalor Sheil; Daniel O'Connell, Lord Plunket, Chief Justice Bushe; Atorney-General Saurin; Chief-Baron Joy; Chief-Justice Lefroy; Mr. Sergeant Goold; Mr. North; Mr. Wallace; Chief Justice Doherty
* Vol II
Lord Norbury; Sir Michael O'Loughlin; Lord-Chancellor Blackburne; Lord-Chancellor Manners; Archibald Hamilton Rowan; John Leslie Foster; Lord Chancellor Brougham
By the Rt. Hon. Richard Lalor Sheil, M.P. (New York, 1858) - OL
* The Sons of the Emerald Isle
or Lives of One Thousand Remarkable Irishmen, including:
- Judge Louis Perrin, King's Bench, Ireland
- Judge Philip Cecil Crampton, justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, Ireland
- Judge Louis Perrin, King's Bench, Ireland
- Judge Philip Cecil Crampton, justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, Ireland
By William L. Mackenzie (New York, 1844) - IA
* The Speeches of Charles Phillips, Esq.
Delivered at the Bar, and on Various Public Occasions in Ireland and England
Edited by Himself (London, 1822) - OL
* Speeches of John Philpot Curran, Esq.
on the following very interesting trials...; to which is added, Henry Grattan, Esq's celebrated speech on the Catholic Question
Printed by Stockdale (Dublin, 1805) - OL
* SULLIVAN: Speeches and Addresses 1859 - 1881
in Parliament, on the Platform, and at the Bar
By A. M. Sullivan (Dublin, 1882) - IA
* SULLIVAN: A Memoir of Algernon Sydney Sullivan
(New York Lawyer) together with Memorial Tributes; descendant of Thomas Lyttleton Sullivan from Charleville, Co. Cork
By his son George H. Sullivan (New York, 1890) - OL - Algernon Sydney Sullivan in: Wikipedia; His father Jeremiah Sullivan, Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court in: Wikipedia; His brother Jeremiah Cutler Sullivan, Lawyer, Brigadier-General in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; His brother Thomas Crook Sullivan, Brigadier-General in: Find A Grave - Wikipedia; Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award in: Wikipedia; Sullivan and Cromwell (international law firm) in: Wikipedia
Includes Peerage claims
For Wills and Deeds see Other Resources - Vital Records
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* ANNESLEY: The Annesley Case
For Wills and Deeds see Other Resources - Vital Records
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* ANNESLEY: The Annesley Case
Four trials in 1742-1745 connected with the claim of James Annesley to be the legitimate son and heir of Arthur Lord Altham as against his uncle Richard de facto Earl of Anglesea
1717, 1738, 1751, 1762; Prerogative Cause Papers in Records Office, Dublin
Irish Emigration Database
* AYLMER: Case of Udolphus Lord Aylmer, Baron de Balrath on his Claim to Vote at the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland
House of LordsIrish Emigration Database
* AYLMER: Case of Udolphus Lord Aylmer, Baron de Balrath on his Claim to Vote at the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland
Edward Walmisley, Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent (London, 1859) - GB
* BRADSHAW: Cavendish v. Knox
- Estate of Richard Bradshaw, 1790 in: Pedigree Register Vol III [p. 173]
* BUTLER: Case of Rt. Hon. Theobald Fitzwalter Butler on his claim to the Title and Dignity of Baron of Dunboyne
* BRADSHAW: Cavendish v. Knox
- Estate of Richard Bradshaw, 1790 in: Pedigree Register Vol III [p. 173]
* BUTLER: Case of Rt. Hon. Theobald Fitzwalter Butler on his claim to the Title and Dignity of Baron of Dunboyne
In the Peerage of Ireland. House of Lords
Edward Walmisley, Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent (London, 1858) - GB
* CLEMENT: Case of Rt. Hon. Charles Rudolph Joseph Francis Clement on his Claim to the Title and Dignity of Viscount Taaffe of Corren and Baron of Ballymote
* CLEMENT: Case of Rt. Hon. Charles Rudolph Joseph Francis Clement on his Claim to the Title and Dignity of Viscount Taaffe of Corren and Baron of Ballymote
In the Peerage of Ireland. House of Lords
Edward Walmisley, Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent (London, 1856-7) - GB
* COLCLOUGH: Colclough v. Colclough (Wexford Assizes)
* COLCLOUGH: Colclough v. Colclough (Wexford Assizes)
Attempt of Patrick Sarsfield Colclough to prove ownership of property and heir to the title of Sir Vesey Colclough, Tintern Abbey, Co. Wexford
(Dublin, 1863) - IA - See also 'The Colcloughs of Burslem' cousins of the Tintern Abbey Colcloughs - first mentioned p. 71 and following chapter in 'A History of the Wedgwood Family' by Josiah C. Wedgwood, M.P. (London, 1908) - IA
- Will of Alexander Cromelin of Lisburn, Co. Antrim, 1735 in: Pedigree Register [p. 155] - FHB
* DILLON: The Roscommon Claim of Peerage
before the Lord's Committee of Privileges; with Decision of the House of Lords
from the Notes of Mr. Gurney (London, 1829) - FHB - Earl of Roscommon in: Wikipedia
* HAMILTON, BELLEW: The Boyne Peerage Case
concerning the legality of the marriages of Frederick Hamilton, 3rd Viscount Boyne; Pedigree of his Descendants by Bridget Mooney; Short Pedigree of the Lords Bellew of Duleek; Observations and Report of a Search in the Ulster's Office by George D. Burtchaell, M.R.I.A., Athlone Pursuivant of Arms
By the Rev. Wm. Ball Wright, M.A. (York, 1912) - FHB - Reprinted in: 'The Genealogical Magazine'
* HOPKINS, GOWAN: Interesting Trial. Hopkins against Gowan
Wexford Spring Assizes March 1827
Hon. Judge Burton, and a Special Jury (Dublin, Kingston Upper Canada, Toronto, 1837) - OL
* LONGFORD, PURDON: A Man of Many Wills
Lord Longford v. Mr. Wellington Purdon relating to the wills and estate of Adolphus Cooke at Cookesborough, Co. Westmeath; extract from 'Famous Irish Trials'
By M. McDonnell Bodkin, K.C. (Dublin, London, 1918) - OL
* O'BRIEN: Case of Rt. Hon. Lucius, Lord Inchiquin on his Claiming the Right to Vote at the Election of Representative Peers for Ireland
House of Lords
Edward Walmisley, Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent (London, 1861) - GB
* REID: Trinity College, Dublin v. The Attorney-General and Others
relating to the will of Richard Touhill Reid, Barrister-at-Law, formerly of Killarney and afterwards at Bombay in the East Indies who d. Rome 11 Feb 1883, his sister, Hannah Reid having predeceased him 9 Feb 1883; he left a bequest to 'The Board of Trinity College' - the plaintiffs stating that 'there is no such body'.
Pub. by Trinity College (Dublin, 1898) - IA - Reid Entrance Exhibition in: TCD website; Reid Professor of Penal Legislation, Constitutional and Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence in: 1966 Consolidated Statues - TCD website
* Reports of Cases in The Ecclesiastical Court and The Court of Prerogative in Ireland
and in the Consistory Court of Dublin during the time of Hon. John Radcliffe, LL.D.; cases mostly relate to disputed wills and divorce; some pages illegible
By C. R. Milward, Esq. (Dublin, 1847) - OL
* REID: Trinity College, Dublin v. The Attorney-General and Others
relating to the will of Richard Touhill Reid, Barrister-at-Law, formerly of Killarney and afterwards at Bombay in the East Indies who d. Rome 11 Feb 1883, his sister, Hannah Reid having predeceased him 9 Feb 1883; he left a bequest to 'The Board of Trinity College' - the plaintiffs stating that 'there is no such body'.
Pub. by Trinity College (Dublin, 1898) - IA - Reid Entrance Exhibition in: TCD website; Reid Professor of Penal Legislation, Constitutional and Criminal Law, and the Law of Evidence in: 1966 Consolidated Statues - TCD website
* Reports of Cases in The Ecclesiastical Court and The Court of Prerogative in Ireland
and in the Consistory Court of Dublin during the time of Hon. John Radcliffe, LL.D.; cases mostly relate to disputed wills and divorce; some pages illegible
By C. R. Milward, Esq. (Dublin, 1847) - OL
See also: Journals - Legal; Other Resources - Prison
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* Ancient Laws of Ireland - Vol I - Introductiion to Senchus Mor and Law of Distress
- Vol III - Customary Law and The Book of Aicill
- Vol IV - Brehon Law Tracts
Translated by Dr. O'Donovan, Professor O'Curry (Dublin, 1865) - OL
* ATHERTON: The Political Ballance for 1754. The Mock-Patriot, for 1753 to which is added,
- Vol III - Customary Law and The Book of Aicill
- Vol IV - Brehon Law Tracts
Translated by Dr. O'Donovan, Professor O'Curry (Dublin, 1865) - OL
* ATHERTON: The Political Ballance for 1754. The Mock-Patriot, for 1753 to which is added,
The case of John Atherton, Bishop of Waterford in Ireland who was convicted of Beastiality with a COW and other CREATURES, for which he was hang'd at Dublin...
By N. Bernard, Dean of Ardagh at the Command of the Primate of Ireland (James Usher) (Dublin, Reprinted London, 1754) - OL
* The Bermondsey Murder
A Full Report of the Trial of Frederick George Manning and Maria Manning for the Murder of Patrick O'Connor, late of Templemore, Co. Tipperary
Clark's Edition (London, 1849) - IA
* BOYD, CAMPBELL: The Trial of Major Campbell for the Murder of Captain Boyd
in a Duel.. Armagh Assizes. Details of Major Campbell's last moments, execution...
By Henry Alexander Campbell, Ireland Commission of Oyer and Terrminer (London, 1808) - OL
* BROWNE v. BLAKE: Irish Gallantry! Fairburn's Edition of the Unprecedented Trial
between Mark Browne, Esq. Plaintiff and Martin Joseph Blake, Esq. Defendant, for Adultery
Taken in Short Hand by T. Finnerty, Esq., Dublin (London, 1817) - BSL
* CAREW v. BURRELL: Report of the Trial of the cause Carew against Burrell, Bt. and Another - Executors of the Late Earl of Egremont
John Edward Carew, Sculptor, b. Tramore, Co. Waterford, claimed he was owed £30,000; later produced a statue of Henry Grattan for St. Stephen's Hall, Palace of Westminster and bronze relief for pedestal of Nelson's Column
Taken in Short Hand by Mr. Cooke (London, 1840) - IA
for High Treason
Edited by George H. Knott, M.A.(Edin.), Barrister-at-Law (Toronto, 1917) - OL - Sir Roger Casement in: Find A Grave - Irish Graves - Wikipedia
* CASEY:
- The Queen at the Prosecution of Patten Smith Bridge against John Sarsfield Casey
on a Criminal Information; With Judgments of the Judges
- Full and Revised Report of the Eight Days' Trial
Published by The Central Tenants' Defence Committee (Dublin, 1877) - OL
* A Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for High Treason - Vol I - Vol II - Vol III - Vol IV - Vol V - Vol VI
and other Crimes and Misdeanours; from The Reign of King Richard II to The Reign of King George II; with Alphabetical Table of the Names of Persons tried or proceeded against
By Sollom Emlyn (3rd ed. London, 1742) - OL
* CRAIG v. EARL OF ANGLESEY: The Trial at Bar
between Campbell Craig, Lessee of James Annesley, Esq; Plaintiff, and the Right Honourable Richard Earl of Anglesey, Defendant
Printed for R. Walker (London, 1744) - IA
* CREIGHTON v, PORTER: The Right Hon. The Earl of Erne Plaintiff: John Grey Vesey Porter, Esq., Defendant
An Action for Libel
By an eminent short-hand writer (Dublin, 1859) - IA
* CRONIN:
...the Irish Revolutionary Movement, and...the crime in the Carlson Cottage. An account of the trial
By John T. McEnnis (Chicago, 1889) - OL
By one of America's most famous detectives (Chicago, 1889) - OL
* Custodiam Reports; or, a Collection of Cases Relative to Outlawries and Grants Thereon
As argued and determined on the Revenue Sides of the Courts of Exchequer...
By John Conroy, Esq., Barrister at Law (Dublin, 1795) - IA
* DOYLE v. BROWN: Report of the Trial of George Peter Brown, Esq.
for criminal conversation with the wife of of Sir John M. Doyle, K.C.B. & K.T.S.; Damages were laid at £30,000
Taken in short hand by an eminent reporter (Dublin 1820) - OL
* Famous Irish Trials
- A Man of Many Wills: Lord Longford (Thomas? Pakenham) v. Mr. Wellington Purdon (on appeal)
- 'A Revolution': The Galway Election Petition, 1872 to displace Captain John Philip Nolan (tenants' candidate) with Captain William le Poer Trench (landlords' candidate)
- The Yelverton Case: Mr. Thurwall v. Major Yelverton to recover cost of goods and services supplied to Theresa Longworth
- The Manchester Martyrs: Q. v. William Allen, Michael Larkin, Michael O'Brien, Thomas Maguire, Edward O'Meagher Condon, for murder
- The Ireland's Eye Tragedy: Q. v. William Burke Kirwan for murder of his wife Sarah Maria Louise Kirwan
- The Father of the Land League: Q. v. Michael Davitt, James Boyce Killeen, James Daly for sedition
- An Unparalleled Murder: Q v. District Inspector T. H. Montgomery for murder of William Glass, bank cashier
- 'Impoverishing the Landlords': Q. v. Leaders of the Land League - Charles Stewart Parnell, John Dillon, Joseph Gillis Biggar, Timothy Daniel Sullivan, Thomas Sexton, Patrick Egan, Thomas Brennan, Michael M. O'Sullivan, Michael P Boyton, Patrick Joseph Sheridan, Patrick Joseph Gordon, Matthew Harris, John D. Walsh, John W. Nally
- Elequence Rewarded: Peter Blake (R.N. retired) v. Mrs. Mary Wilkins (widow)
- The Foregeries Commission: inquiry into the letters forged by Richard Pigott implicating Charles Stewart Parnell
By M. McDonnell Bodkin, K.C. (Dublin, London, 1918) - OL
* FITZGERALD, BRECKNOCK, FULTON: The Trials of George Robert Fitzgerald, Esq, Timothy Brecknock, James Fulton and Others
As argued and determined on the Revenue Sides of the Courts of Exchequer...
By John Conroy, Esq., Barrister at Law (Dublin, 1795) - IA
* DOYLE v. BROWN: Report of the Trial of George Peter Brown, Esq.
for criminal conversation with the wife of of Sir John M. Doyle, K.C.B. & K.T.S.; Damages were laid at £30,000
Taken in short hand by an eminent reporter (Dublin 1820) - OL
* Famous Irish Trials
- A Man of Many Wills: Lord Longford (Thomas? Pakenham) v. Mr. Wellington Purdon (on appeal)
- 'A Revolution': The Galway Election Petition, 1872 to displace Captain John Philip Nolan (tenants' candidate) with Captain William le Poer Trench (landlords' candidate)
- The Yelverton Case: Mr. Thurwall v. Major Yelverton to recover cost of goods and services supplied to Theresa Longworth
- The Manchester Martyrs: Q. v. William Allen, Michael Larkin, Michael O'Brien, Thomas Maguire, Edward O'Meagher Condon, for murder
- The Ireland's Eye Tragedy: Q. v. William Burke Kirwan for murder of his wife Sarah Maria Louise Kirwan
- The Father of the Land League: Q. v. Michael Davitt, James Boyce Killeen, James Daly for sedition
- An Unparalleled Murder: Q v. District Inspector T. H. Montgomery for murder of William Glass, bank cashier
- 'Impoverishing the Landlords': Q. v. Leaders of the Land League - Charles Stewart Parnell, John Dillon, Joseph Gillis Biggar, Timothy Daniel Sullivan, Thomas Sexton, Patrick Egan, Thomas Brennan, Michael M. O'Sullivan, Michael P Boyton, Patrick Joseph Sheridan, Patrick Joseph Gordon, Matthew Harris, John D. Walsh, John W. Nally
- Elequence Rewarded: Peter Blake (R.N. retired) v. Mrs. Mary Wilkins (widow)
- The Foregeries Commission: inquiry into the letters forged by Richard Pigott implicating Charles Stewart Parnell
By M. McDonnell Bodkin, K.C. (Dublin, London, 1918) - OL
* FITZGERALD, BRECKNOCK, FULTON: The Trials of George Robert Fitzgerald, Esq, Timothy Brecknock, James Fulton and Others
for the Murder of Patrick Randal MacDonnell and Charles Hipson...
Dedicated to William Garrow by Geo. Jos. Browne (1786) - IA* Four Land Cases
Reprinted from The Irish Reports, at the request of the Irish Land Commisssion
- The Queen (Earl of Gosford) v. The Irish Land Commission
- Ripley, Tenant; Macnaghten, Landlord
- Earl of Gosford, Landlord; Blair, Tenant
- Adams, Tenant; Dunseath, Landlord
Edited by William Green, Barrister-at-Law (Dublin, 1900) - OL
* A General History of the Lives, Trials and Executions of all the Royal and Noble Personages - Vol I - Vol II
- The Queen (Earl of Gosford) v. The Irish Land Commission
- Ripley, Tenant; Macnaghten, Landlord
- Earl of Gosford, Landlord; Blair, Tenant
- Adams, Tenant; Dunseath, Landlord
Edited by William Green, Barrister-at-Law (Dublin, 1900) - OL
* A General History of the Lives, Trials and Executions of all the Royal and Noble Personages - Vol I - Vol II
that have suffered in Great-Britain and Ireland for HIGH TREASON, or other CRIMES
By Delahay Gordon, Esq. (London, 1760) - IA* HANBRIDGE, GRAHAM, FORBES, BROWNLOW:
- Report of the Trials of Messrs. H. and M. Hanbridge, W. Graham, George Graham, J. Forbes and W. Brownlow (The Orangemen)
for an alleged conspiracy against His Excellency, the Marquis Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, etc. ...and a Riot in the Theatre-Royal
Taken in Short-Hand, by an Eminent Reporter (Dublin, 1823) - OL
- A Report of the Trial of James Forbes, etc. for a Conspiracy to create a riot ...
and assault His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant in the Theatre Royal and also for a riot
By Richard Wilson Greene, Esq. (Dublin, 1823) - OL
- A Report of the Trial of James Forbes, etc. for a Conspiracy to create a riot ...
and assault His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant in the Theatre Royal and also for a riot
By Richard Wilson Greene, Esq. (Dublin, 1823) - OL
* HANDCOCK v. DELACOUR:
Inquiry into the Truth of the Accusations made against the Marquis of Clanricarde
Ulick John De Burgh
Pub. by W. H. Dalton (1855) - OL
* HERON v. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN: Report of the case of Denis Caulfield Heron against Trinity College Dublin
argued before the Primate of All Ireland and the Archbishop of Dublin - whether Roman Catholic students are eligible to Scholarships
By John Francis Waller, Esq. (Dublin, 1846) - IA
* HEVEY, SIRR: Trial by Nisi Prius ...wherein Mr. John Hevey was Plaintiff and Charles Henry Sirr, Esq. was Defendant
Inquiry into the Truth of the Accusations made against the Marquis of Clanricarde
Ulick John De Burgh
Pub. by W. H. Dalton (1855) - OL
* HERON v. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN: Report of the case of Denis Caulfield Heron against Trinity College Dublin
argued before the Primate of All Ireland and the Archbishop of Dublin - whether Roman Catholic students are eligible to Scholarships
By John Francis Waller, Esq. (Dublin, 1846) - IA
* HEVEY, SIRR: Trial by Nisi Prius ...wherein Mr. John Hevey was Plaintiff and Charles Henry Sirr, Esq. was Defendant
on an action for an Assault and False Imprisionment
Printed by John Stockdale (Dublin, 1802) - OL
By Robert Curtis, County Inspector, R.I.C. (Dublin, 1871)
* Ireland Under The Land Act
Letters contributed to the 'Standard' Newspaper; with an appendix of leading cases under the Act, giving the evidence in full, judicial dicta, etc.
By E. Cant-Wall (London, 1882) - eBR
* Ireland under Ordinary Law - A Record of the Agrarian Crimes and Offences
reported in the Dublin Daily Press Oct 1886 - Mar 1887
By the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union (Dublin, London, Edinburgh, 1887?) - OL
* The Irish Church Acts, 1869 and 1872
and Various Statutes Connected Therewith; Together with Reports of Leading Cases decided under the Irish Church Acts
By William Leigh Bernard, Esq. (Dublin, 1876) - OL
* JOHNSON: The Case of the Honorable Mr. Justice Johnson
A Full and Faithful Report of the Proceedings in His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland; Extradition from Ireland to England to answer a charge of Libel; Habeas Corpus
By John Swift Emerson (Dublin, 1805) - OL
* KEARNEY, ROCHE, KIRWAN, BYRNE, BEGG, CLARE, ROURKE: A Report of the Proceedings in the Cases of High Treason - Vol I
* KILLEN, McCANN, DORAN, DONNELLY, FARRELL, BEGLEY, KELLY, EMMET, HOWLEY, Mac INTOSH, KEENAN, REDMOND: Vol II
By William Ridgeway, Esq. (Dublin, 1803) - OL
* Kilmainham Memories
The Story of the Greatest Political Crime of the Century
By Tighe Hopkins (London, 1896) - OL
* KIRWAN, SHERIDAN: A Report of the Proceedings in the Cases of Thomas Kirwan, Merchant, and Edward Sheridan, M.D.
Charged to be committed in violation of The Convention Act
By William Ridgeway, Esq. (Dublin, 1811) - OL
* The Law relating to Protestant Curates
and the Residence of Incumbents on their Benefices in England and Ireland
By C. D. Field, M.A., LL.D. (London, Dublin, 1870) - GB
* Liberty Order and Law under Native Irish Rule
A Study in the Book of the Ancient Laws of Ireland
By Sophie Bryant, D.Sc., Litt.D. (London, 1923) - OL
* The Lives and Trials of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, The Rev William Jackson, The Defenders, William Orr, Peter Finnerty
* Ireland Under The Land Act
Letters contributed to the 'Standard' Newspaper; with an appendix of leading cases under the Act, giving the evidence in full, judicial dicta, etc.
By E. Cant-Wall (London, 1882) - eBR
* Ireland under Ordinary Law - A Record of the Agrarian Crimes and Offences
reported in the Dublin Daily Press Oct 1886 - Mar 1887
By the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union (Dublin, London, Edinburgh, 1887?) - OL
* The Irish Church Acts, 1869 and 1872
and Various Statutes Connected Therewith; Together with Reports of Leading Cases decided under the Irish Church Acts
By William Leigh Bernard, Esq. (Dublin, 1876) - OL
* JOHNSON: The Case of the Honorable Mr. Justice Johnson
A Full and Faithful Report of the Proceedings in His Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland; Extradition from Ireland to England to answer a charge of Libel; Habeas Corpus
By John Swift Emerson (Dublin, 1805) - OL
* KEARNEY, ROCHE, KIRWAN, BYRNE, BEGG, CLARE, ROURKE: A Report of the Proceedings in the Cases of High Treason - Vol I
* KILLEN, McCANN, DORAN, DONNELLY, FARRELL, BEGLEY, KELLY, EMMET, HOWLEY, Mac INTOSH, KEENAN, REDMOND: Vol II
By William Ridgeway, Esq. (Dublin, 1803) - OL
* Kilmainham Memories
The Story of the Greatest Political Crime of the Century
By Tighe Hopkins (London, 1896) - OL
* KIRWAN, SHERIDAN: A Report of the Proceedings in the Cases of Thomas Kirwan, Merchant, and Edward Sheridan, M.D.
Charged to be committed in violation of The Convention Act
By William Ridgeway, Esq. (Dublin, 1811) - OL
* The Law relating to Protestant Curates
and the Residence of Incumbents on their Benefices in England and Ireland
By C. D. Field, M.A., LL.D. (London, Dublin, 1870) - GB
* Liberty Order and Law under Native Irish Rule
A Study in the Book of the Ancient Laws of Ireland
By Sophie Bryant, D.Sc., Litt.D. (London, 1923) - OL
* The Lives and Trials of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, The Rev William Jackson, The Defenders, William Orr, Peter Finnerty
and other Eminent Irishmen
by Thomas Mac Nevin, Esq., Barister at Law (Dublin, 1846) - IA* MAGEE, LENNOX: The Trial of John Magee, Proprietor of the Dublin Evening Post
for publishing an Historical Review of the Duke of Richmond's [Charles Lennox] Administration in Ireland
Printed by John Magee (Dublin, 1813) - OL
* MASSY, TAYLOR: Report of the Trial on an action for damages brought by the Reverend Charles Massy against the Most Noble The Marquis of Headfort
for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife. Damages Laid at £.40,000
Taken in Short-Hand by an eminent Barrister (Dublin, 1804) - IA
* MATHEW v. HARTY and STOKES: Authentic Report of the Most Important and Interesting Trial
'Stranger than fiction' - an aged gentleman, whose character as a medical practitioner stands high in our city...admits that the young man, whom he had imprisoned in a lunatic asylum, was his illegitimate son...
By S. N. Elrington, Jun., Esq.; W. P. Carr, Esq. (Dublin, 1852) - OL
* MITCHEL: Jail Journal
With an Introductory Narrative of Transactions in Ireland
By John Mitchel, Prisoner in the Hands of the English (Original Edition, Dublin, 1918) - OL
* O'CONNOR: The Irish Patriot! Fairburn's Edition of the Whole Proceedings on the Trial of Roger O'Connor, Esq.
on a charge of Robbing the Galway Mail Coach in 1812
Published by John Fairburn (London, 1817) - BSL
* O'KEEFFE, CULLEN: Report of the Action for Libel brought by the Rev. Robert O'Keeffe, P.P. against His Eminence Cardinal Cullen
* O'MULLAN v. M'KORKILL: Speech of Charles Phillips, Esq. at Galway
embracing amongst other topics, Education, the Liberty of the Press and Toleration; with a correct copy of the Celebrated Toast 'To the Memory of King William'
Printed for W. Hone (London, 1816) - OL
* O'SHEA, PARNELL: The O'Shea-Parnell Divorce Case
Full and Complete Proceedings
By Unknown author (Boston, 19th century) - OL
* PARNELL:
- The Parnell Movement
with A Full Account of the Great Trial Instigated by the London "Times"
By T. P. O'Connor, M.P. (New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, 1889) - OL
- The Parnell Commission - The Opening Speech for the Defence
Delivered by Sir Charles Russell, Q.C., M.P. (London, 1889) - OL
* The Power of Judges to Punish for Contempt of Court
As exemplified by the Case of The High Sheriff of Dublin, 1882
Prepared by the [Edmund Dwyer] Gray Indemnity Committee (Dublin, 1882)
* THE QUEEN v. DANIEL O'CONNELL, JOHN O'CONNELL, THOMAS STEELE, CHARLES GAVAN DUFFY, REV. THOMAS TIERNEY, REV. PETER JAMES TYRRELL, RICHARD BARRETT, JOHN GRAY, THOMAS MATTHEW RAY: A Report of the Proceedings on an Indictment for a Conspiracy
By John Simpson Armstrong and Edward Shirley Trevor, Esqrs. (Dublin, 1844) - OL
* THE QUEEN v. MILLES or MILLIS; THE QUEEN v. CARROLL:
- Report of two cases upon the Marriage Law of Ireland
Bigamy
By Hamilton Smythe, Esq., LL.B. and Richard Bourke, Esq. (Dublin, London, 1842) - OL
- Report of the the cases of Regina v. Millis and Regina v. Carroll (1842)
By Edward Spencer Dix, Esq. (Dublin, 1842)
* Reports of Cases in the Court of Exchequer 1841 - 1842
By Robert Longfield, Esq., John Fitzhenry Townsend, Esq. (Dublin, 1843) - IA
* Reports of Cases decided by The Irish Land Commission - Part I to Part VI 1881 - 1882 - Part VI?
including Digest of Cases
Reported by Luke Dillon and Daniel Kehoe, Esquires, Barristers-at-Law (Dublin, 1882) - IA, OL
* A Report of Trials under a Special Commission for the County of Clare
Held at Ennis, January, 1848
By John Simpson Armstrong (Dublin, 1848?) - OL
* ROWAN: Report of the Trial of Archibald Hamilton Rown, Esq. ... for the Distribution of a Libel
Re-printed by Tiebout and O'Brien (Dublin, 1794) - OL
* SLAVIN: The Beaver Lake Tragedy
The Whole Proceedings in the above Extraordinary Crimes with a Careful Report of the Trial. Conviction and Sentence of the Accused (Hugh Breen, Patrick Slavin, Sr., born in Ireland, Patrick Slavin, Jr.)
Published for B. O'Brien, St. John, N.B. (New York, 1857) - OL
* Speeches from the Dock
or, Protests of Irish Patriotism
By T. D. Sullivan, A.M. Sullivan, D.B. Sullivan (New York, 1904) - OL - A. M. Sullivan in: Irish Graves - Wikipedia; T. D. Sullivan in: Irish Graves - Wikipedia
* SUITER: A Full Account of the Trial of James Suiter, Sen., William Suiter, Jun., and James Suiter, Jun. for the Murder of Living Lane
natives of Ireland from Gartenamoyagh, Garragh, Coleraine
By Unknown author (Quebec, 1834) - OL
* SULLIVAN, PIGOTT: Report of the Trials of Alexander M. Sullivan and Richard Pigott
for Seditious Libels on the Government
Ed. by T. Packenham Law, Esq. (Dublin, 1868) - OL - Alexander Martin Sullivan (1830 - 1884) in: Wikipedia; Richard Pigott in: Wikipedia
* TALBOT:
- Talbot v Talbot
The Whole Proceedings in the above Extraordinary Crimes with a Careful Report of the Trial. Conviction and Sentence of the Accused (Hugh Breen, Patrick Slavin, Sr., born in Ireland, Patrick Slavin, Jr.)
Published for B. O'Brien, St. John, N.B. (New York, 1857) - OL
or, Protests of Irish Patriotism
By T. D. Sullivan, A.M. Sullivan, D.B. Sullivan (New York, 1904) - OL - A. M. Sullivan in: Irish Graves - Wikipedia; T. D. Sullivan in: Irish Graves - Wikipedia
* SUITER: A Full Account of the Trial of James Suiter, Sen., William Suiter, Jun., and James Suiter, Jun. for the Murder of Living Lane
natives of Ireland from Gartenamoyagh, Garragh, Coleraine
By Unknown author (Quebec, 1834) - OL
* SULLIVAN, PIGOTT: Report of the Trials of Alexander M. Sullivan and Richard Pigott
for Seditious Libels on the Government
Ed. by T. Packenham Law, Esq. (Dublin, 1868) - OL - Alexander Martin Sullivan (1830 - 1884) in: Wikipedia; Richard Pigott in: Wikipedia
* TALBOT:
- Talbot v Talbot
Divorce proceedings of Mary Anne Talbot and John Talbot
A Report of the Speech of Wm. Keogh, Esq., M.P. (1855) - IA
- A letter to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on the Judgment
of the High Court of Delegates in the case of Talbot v. Talbot
By Thomas Tertius Paget, Esq. (London, 1856) - OL
* Trials of the Fenian Prisoners at Toronto
who were Captured at Fort Erie, Canada West, in June 1866
By George R. Gregg and E. P. Roden (Toronton, 1867) - IA - See also Military - Fenian Raids into Canada
* WARREN: Report of the Trial of John Warren for Treason-Felony
at the County Dublin Commission
Reported for the Crown by William G. Chamney, Esq. (Dublin, 1867) IA
* WENTWORTH, EARL OF STRAFFORD: Stafford and Ireland - Vol I - Vol II
The History of His Vice-Royalty, with an Account of His Trial
By Hugh O'Grady, Litt.D. (Dublin, 1923) - OL
* WHELAN: The Queen vs. Patrick James Whelan
In the Court of Error and Appeal; for the assassination of Thomas D'Arcy Magee, journalist and politician; Whelan b. Dublin, emigrated to Canada abt. 1865; controversial case; last public hanging in Canada - 5,000 spectators
By Unknown author (Toronto, 1868) - OL
* WILDE: The Trial of Oscar Wilde
By Unknown author (for Private Circulation Only, 50 copies on Japanese Vellum, 500 copies on Handmade Paper (No. 184), Paris, 1906) - OL
- A letter to His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on the Judgment
of the High Court of Delegates in the case of Talbot v. Talbot
By Thomas Tertius Paget, Esq. (London, 1856) - OL
* Trials of the Fenian Prisoners at Toronto
who were Captured at Fort Erie, Canada West, in June 1866
By George R. Gregg and E. P. Roden (Toronton, 1867) - IA - See also Military - Fenian Raids into Canada
* WARREN: Report of the Trial of John Warren for Treason-Felony
at the County Dublin Commission
Reported for the Crown by William G. Chamney, Esq. (Dublin, 1867) IA
* WENTWORTH, EARL OF STRAFFORD: Stafford and Ireland - Vol I - Vol II
The History of His Vice-Royalty, with an Account of His Trial
By Hugh O'Grady, Litt.D. (Dublin, 1923) - OL
* WHELAN: The Queen vs. Patrick James Whelan
In the Court of Error and Appeal; for the assassination of Thomas D'Arcy Magee, journalist and politician; Whelan b. Dublin, emigrated to Canada abt. 1865; controversial case; last public hanging in Canada - 5,000 spectators
By Unknown author (Toronto, 1868) - OL
* WILDE: The Trial of Oscar Wilde
By Unknown author (for Private Circulation Only, 50 copies on Japanese Vellum, 500 copies on Handmade Paper (No. 184), Paris, 1906) - OL
The inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped"
Journals
argued and determined in the courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer, Exchequer Chamber, and Court of Criminal Appeal
By Various authors (Dublin, 1863 - 1866) - IA
* The Irish Jurist - Vol VII - Miscellaneous - 1854 - 1855
Printed by Edward J. Milliken (Dublin, 1855) - IA
Printed by Edward J. Milliken (Dublin, 1855) - IA
* Irish Jurist - Vol XIV (Vol VII New Series) - 1862 - Vol XV (Vol VIII) - 1863 - Vol XVI (Vol IX) - 1864 - Vol XVII (Vol X) - 1865 - Vol XVIII (Vol XI) - 1866
Reports of Cases decided in Several Courts of Equity and Common Law, the Landed Estates Court, Court of Probate, Court of Bankruptcy and Insolvency and Court of Admiralty; with a Digest
By William Woodlock, Esq., Barrister-at-Law (Dublin, 1864) - IA
* Irish Land Acts: 190 Reports of Leading Cases
Decided in The House of Lords, The Supreme Court of Judicature, etc.
Decided in The House of Lords, The Supreme Court of Judicature, etc.
By Edward Greer (Dublin, 1897) - OL
...contains all the important Current Cases bearing on the relation of Landlord and Tenant, decided by the Superior Courts, the Chief Land Commission, the County Courts, or the Sub-Commission Courts
Edited by Henry MacAulay Fitzgibbon, M.A. (Dublin, 1908) - IA
* The Irish Law Times Digest of Cases decided by the Superior and Other Courts in Ireland 1867 - 1893
Reported in the Irish Law Times Reports, Vols. V - XXVII and in the Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal Vols. I - XXVII
Compiled by William Cotter Stubbs, M.A., T.C.D. (Dublin, 1895) - IA
* The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal Vol I - 1867 - 1868 - Vol VIII - 1874 - Vol XVI - 1882
With a Digested Index
Printed by John Falconer (Dublin, 1868 - 1882) - IA, GB
argued and determined in the courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer of Pleas
By Various authors (Dublin, 1839 - 1849) - IA, GB
Registry Appeals in the Court of Exchequer Chamber and Appeals in the Court for Land Cases Reserved 1868 - 1876
Published by Stevens and Haynes (London, 1876) - OL
of the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for Ireland...; decided by the Superior and other Courts
Editor T. Henry Maxwell, M.A., LL.D. (Dublin, 1921) - OL
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