Irish Convicts: The Origins of Convicts Transported to AustraliaBob Reece |
Contents
Irish Convicts and Australian Historians | 1 |
General Joseph Holt and the Historians | 25 |
The Ballagh Barracks Riot of 1815 | 49 |
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1798 Rebellion accused agrarian animal theft arrested assault Australia Ballagh Ballyshannon Herald Brigid Catholic character charged claimed Clare Clonmel colonial Convict Reference convict women Cork County Donegal criminal Cullen Papers Donegal Dublin Castle English evidence Famine felony Freeman's Journal guilty History Holt Holt's Ibid imprisonment incident Insurrection Act involved Ireland Irish convicts John Joseph Holt Keogh labourers land landlords larceny letter Lifford Lifford assizes listed loyalist Madden magistrate male Marcella Margaret Mary Michael Dwyer murder Murphy nationalist offences period person petition petitioner political previous convictions prisoners prostitutes protest crime reason rebellion rebels Ribbonism robbery of arms Robson Rudé Rudé's rural secret society sectarian sentenced to transportation seven years transportation social South Wales SPO CRF stealing stolen tion Tipperary tithe transportation records Transportation Registers trial types of crime United Irishmen unlawful oaths unrest Wexford and Waterford Whiteboy Wicklow William Dwyer Wilson witness woman women convicts