The Irish patriot!! : Fairburn's edition of the whole proceedings on the trial of Roger O'Connor, Esq., the celebrated Irish patriot, friend, and sssociate of Sir Francis Burdett, bart., on a charge of robbing the Galway mail coach, in December, 1812, tried at the county of Meath Assizes, before Mr. Justice Daly, on Monday, August 4, 1817, and following day / taken in short hand by T. Finnerty.

London : John Fairburn, [1817]

48 pages.

Making of modern law. Trials, 1600-1926.

"Comprising a complete detail of the whole proceedings on this extraordinary case, including all the facts relative to the arrest of the prisoner, the extrarodinary informations upon which it was founded, Mr. O'Connor's feeling address to the people of Cork, his examinations before the mayor of that place, the justices at Dublin, and the grand jury at Meath, his speech to the justices on his commitment, his elequent and most affecting address to the people of Dublin after that event, Sir Francis Burdett's noble conduct, his visit to Ireland to be present at the trial, his generous support of his friend and fellow-patriot during the developement of one of the most during and horrid conspiracies ever devised from motives of a political nature, the trial at full length, including a description of the horrible oath of curding, glorious triumph and rejoicings of the people on its termination, by bonfires, &c., with remarks."
Reproduction of the original from the New York City Bar.

English

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