Interpreting handwriting in Nenagh Petty Court record

[NewHudsonRyans]

I tried looking in the newspapers earlier but couldn't see anything, the exact date would help, some of the print is so poor the search could miss it but you could browse if you had the date.

The court record is dated August 18, 1839.

I found a similar record for someone else at the bottom of the page.  It really does look to say "refuses to make bounds".

[hallmark]

What is she charged with?

[dathai]

could it be by any chance ''refuses to make bonnets ''

[Sinann]

Looking at the 21 Aug 1839 there was a couple serious assaults which take up all of the report on the Petty Session, it just finishes with "The Court than moved on to civil business, of which there was many cases for disposal." she's likely one of them.

[NewHudsonRyans]

Looking at the 21 Aug 1839 there was a couple serious assaults which take up all of the report on the Petty Session, it just finishes with "The Court than moved on to civil business, of which there was many cases for disposal." she's likely one of them.

Sinann, do you use IrishNewspaperArchives to gain access to the Nenagh Guardian?  I had a subscription but let it lapse recently.

-- Mike

[Sinann]

Yes

[Wexflyer]

"Refuses to make brunch"
Clearly criminal.

[hallmark]

uprises

[hallmark]

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