72 RETURN RELATING TO AGRARIAN AND OTHER CRIMES (IRELAND).
PROVINCE OF MUNSTER.—County
of Kerry—continued.
Jl._Return
of the Number and Names of Persons made Amenable, but not Convicted—continued.
Date.
22 13 June 1879 23 18 Jan.
jj
21 4 April j*
25 20 reb.
jj
20 23 April jj
27 8 .May
jj
28 14 Aug.
a 29 15 Aug.
jj
30 24 Aug.
jj
31 22 Feb.
j'
32 14 Dec.
j»
33 11 May jj 34 1 Oct.
j>
35 20 Nov.
jj
3G 23 Nov.
jj
37 22 Juno »
38 17 June
jj
39 18 Aug.
j>
40 11 July jj
Whether NxlTURE op OFFENCE.
Agrarian
or not.
Assault w ith intent to com¬ Not mit rape.
Infanticide -Not
Assault on police Not
Aggravated assault -Not
Assault endangering life Not
-ditto --
--Not
-ditto ----Not
-ditto ----Not
-ditto ----Not
Assault with intent to rob -Not
Assault on bailiffs Not Cutting and maiming the Not person.
-ditto -Not
-ditto -Not
-ditto -Not
Concealing birth Not
Unnatural crime Not
Incendiary fire -Not
Burglary and housebreak¬ Not ing.
Name of Injured Person.
Ellen Fletcher Anne M'Kenna (in¬ fant).
Thomas Sutton (Head Constable).
John Sullivan -
James Sullivan Julia Griffin -
George Godfrey John Taylor -
James O'Connell
Catherine O'Shea
Jeremiah Connor -Patt O'Brien, and Michael Sullivan.
Daniel Hayes -
Edward Leslie •
William Allman
John Lynch
A newly-born infant
Michael Doyle
Michael Stokes
Bartholomew Galvin
Names of Persons made Amenable.
RESULT.
Michael O'Connor -
Elizabeth M'Kenna
Patrick Lane -
John O'Brien -
Thomas Scanlan Michael Bourke
William Hegarty -
Jeremiah Lucy Maurice Carey.
John Coffey.
Denis Carey, senr.
Denis Carey, jun.
Michael Carey.
Mary Carey.
Jeremiah Sullivan.
John Connell -
Timothy O'Brien Nicholas O'Biien.
William Boyle Michael Boyle.
John Boyle.
Timothy Sullivan Michael Sullivan Patrick Flynn.
Thade Flynn.
James Brick.
Michael Flynn.
Richard Hartnett
Daniel Moynihan -
Ellen Mahony -Margaret Mahony.
Catherine Galvin.
Anne Donovan.
John Ryan, also Mi¬ chael Doyle (in¬ jured man).
William Stokes
John O'Mahony
Tried at Tralee Trinity Quarter Ses-sion, 1879, and acquitted.
Committed for trial at Spring Assizes, 1879, but the Attorney General directed that the Crown would not jirosecute.
Convicted at Caherciveen Petty Ses¬ sions, 29th March 1879, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment, but the conviction was quashed on ap¬ peal at Killarney Trinity Quarter Sessions, 1879.
Tried at Tralee Hilary Quarter Ses¬ sions, 1880, and acquitted.
Bailed for trial at next assizes.
Tried at Killarney Trinity Quarter Sessions, 1879, and acquitted.
The accused, Julia Griffin's husband, previously in a lunatic asylum, committed suicide before he could be arrested, after* committing the assault.
Had he not done so, ample evidence could be procured against him.
Tried at Tralee Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, 1879, and acquitted.
All tried at Tralee Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, 1879, and acquitted.
At Tralce Michaelmas Quarter Ses¬ sions, 1879, the grand jury ignored the bills against accused, Arrested on suspicion, but Catherine O'hhoa failed to identify them, upon which they were discharged.
Returned for trial at Spring Assizes, 18i-*0.
See No.
44, reported with this case.
Tried at Tralee Trinity Quarter Ses¬ sions, 1879, and acquitted.
The five defendants in this case were tried at Killarnoy Hilaiy Quarter Sessions, 1880, and acquitted.
See
^
No.
41, Table III.,
reported with this * case.
Surrendered to a warrant issued on the informations of Allman; re¬ manded for a month, and subse¬ quently discharged by magistrates in Petty Sesbions for *,\ant of evi¬ dence.
Tried at Tralee Hilary Quarter Sessions, 1880; jury disagreed; accused stands returned for trial at next assizes.
Crown entered "nolle prosequi" at Summer Assizes, 1879.
At Summer Assizes, 1879, case was postponed to next assizes, and pri¬ soners adrnited to bail on own recog¬ nizance.
At Tralee Michaelmas Quarter Ses¬ sions, 1879, grand jury ignored the bills against the accused.
Arrested on suspicion, and dischargd by magistrate for want of evidence (Not remanded).
