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The Times October 17, 1833 IRELAND DUBLIN HEAD POLICE OFFICE. – Saturday John M'GAWRAN of Arva, CAVAN, against whom a Bench-warrant had been out since the last assizes, for the alleged murder of a man named BRADY, in June last, surrendered himself to the authorities at this office. Mr. GREENE (King's Counsel) was in attendance on behalf of the Crown. Mr. MARTLEY, jun., appeared for the prisoner, and the latter was admitted to bail before Judge BURTON in chamber, himself in 500l, and two sureties, each in 230l, to abide his trial at the next assizes for Cavan. The sureties for the prisoner were his brother, the Rev. Mr. M'GOWRAN, and J. M'GOWRAN, Esq., Lower Merrion-street. The accused is a person in very opulent circumstances. – Dublin Dispatch. Submitted by: County Cavan Newspaper Transcription Project |
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