Sharing the History of the Four Courts, Dublin

Sharing the History of the Four Courts, Dublin https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Solicitor-Solicitor Confrontation in Armagh Courthouse Ends in Substantial Damages Award by Dublin Jury, 1877 Irish Barrister of the Week: Pleasant Ned Lysaght (1763-1810) Opposing Counsel Interrupt Court to Fight a Duel, c. 1780 A Letter from Malcolm Johnston, Key Prosecution Witness in the Dublin Scandals, 1884 The Four Courts in the Far Distance, 1827 An Aerial View of the Four Courts, 1980s Apprentice Solicitor Barred from Lectures by Officious Porter Pens Letter to Newspaper, 1885 The Dublin Scandals: The Rise and Fall of Inspector James Ellis French, 1858-1884 The Death of an Irish Lord Chancellor in Hyde Park, 1913 Why Judges Should Not Write Down their Judgments, 1877 The Forgotten History of the Chancery Street Flowerbed, c.1690 Female Forger Surprised by Judge at her Lodgings in Church Street, Dublin, 1803 Solicitor Charged with Unheard-of Cruelties to Teenage Daughter, 1840 Tales from the Dublin Police Court: Twenty Dublin Youths Arrested for Illegal Drilling Sing The Soldier’s Song, 1917 Barrister’s Daughters’ Bed Mysteriously Goes on Fire at Arran Quay The Dublin Scandals – Timeline and Dramatis Personae A Wide Street Commissioners Map of 152-155 Church Street, c.1820 A New Song on the Insanity and Doings of the Poor Judge, 1878 Tricycle Made for Two Ends in Tragedy for Vacationing Irish Barrister, 1888 Arran Quay Barristers’ Chambers, Then and Now, 1761-2026 The Ill-Fated Twin Sons of Lord Norbury, 1781-1839 A View of the Four Courts by Brocas, c.1820 Barbarous Spouse Murder in Smithfield, Dublin, 1710 The Immediate Surroundings of Gandon’s Original Four Courts, 1798 Nothing New Under the Sun: 56 Rathmines Road, James Pillar and the Prosecution Brief in the Dublin Scandals of 1884 A French Officer Visits the Old Four Courts, 1759 The Four Courts and its Vicinity in Medieval Times, 1224-1540 The History of Notorious Bull Lane, 1748-1885 Tales from the Dublin Police Court: The Journalist Who Spent the Night in Nelson’s Pillar, 1888 Tales from the Dublin Police Court: Lady of the House Prosecuted for Striking Postman with Blunt Implement, 1886 Lord Justice of Appeal in Ireland Rings in the Bells at St Patrick’s Cathedral, 1909 The Somervilles of Ross: A Question of Legitimacy, 1905 Recollections of a Very Senior Tipstaff, 1817-1915 A Ballad Singer’s Christmas Release, 1857 Seagulls Go Crazy During the Battle of the Four Courts, 1922 A Public Speaking Manual for the Young Irish Barrister, 1796 A Horse and his Barrister, 1797 Jurors Disappointed to Discover First Four Courts Telephone Solicitors-Only, 1886 Locomotive Inspector’s Wife Steps in to Save the Day with Enticing Repast for Judges Marooned at Clonmel Station, 1898 Cases of the Four Courts No 1: The Serial Jilter of Crossmaglen Cases of the Four Courts No 4: The Seduction of a Dean’s Daughter – Adams v Dundas, 1831 Before the King’s Inns, 1539-1802 Counsel for the Defence Skilfully Evades Challenge to a Duel to Secure Ireland’s Most Infamous Bigamy Acquittal, 1846 Tales from the Dublin Police Court: An American Girl in a Fight in Dublin, 1841 Irish Bar Offers Free Legal Aid to Under-10 Charged With Stealing Loaf of Bread, 1806 Cases of the Four Courts No 5: Where There’s a Will There’s a Way – the Story of Courtesan and Serial Litigant Anna Maria Bennett Little Cases of the Four Courts No. 3: Not Chloroform, but Too Gross to Speak of -Travers v Wilde, 1864 Cases of the Four Courts No. 2: The Insane Delusion of Christopher Neville Bagot The Romance of a Certain Old Scroll: The Missing Part of Baron O’Loghlen’s Statue, 1889-1922 A Photographic Negative of the King’s Inns, Dublin, 1845