Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.
Also known as: Mr. Warburton
family confidence: 0 — not family / context
Resident Magistrate at Castletown Berehaven petty sessions, 1881. Presided over the Reynolds case at both the Dec 9 adjournment hearing and the Dec 23 sentencing hearing.
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| Date | Fact | Conf. | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1881-12 | office · Resident Magistrate ('R.M.') (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) Stated in independent reports. | 100 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6; 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5; 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-01 | event · 'who had supreme control' of the eviction expedition from Castletown (Rifle Brigade, 39th Regiment, police), joined by Herbert Gladstone, M.P.; 'directed the police to ward off' Reynolds and the crowd at Timothy Hanley's house (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One secondary account (Dublin Express via Stockton), from the new vision transcription. | 75 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-01 | event · left the Murphy eviction on a car with Herbert Gladstone, 'Mr. Payne and the priest' (Aughabrack) One secondary account. The vision transcription repeats this passage. | 70 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1 |
| 1881-12-09 | event · presided at Castletown petty sessions in the Reynolds case; told her 'that was not proper language to address to the Bench'; granted a warrant for the absent bailiff Benjamin White; adjourned the case a fortnight (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) One primary report. | 95 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · called the defence's remark 'a most uncalled-for observation' ('The Government did not expect that he or any other magistrate would commit perjury'); held the case proved; ordered bail or one month in County Cork Gaol; gave her a week to find bail; made 'an order for committal' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) Two printings of one wire report. | 95 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
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Appears with
- Hannah M. Reynolds4 shared sources
- Catherine Murphy4 shared sources
- Miss Anna Parnell4 shared sources
- Patrick Murphy (of Aughabrack)3 shared sources
- Dr. Armstrong (Berehaven, 1881)1 shared source
Sources linking to this person
<25 — Namesake / flag / context — 4
- 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6role: presiding_magistrate · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.
Identity: 'Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.' presiding at Castletown.
- 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5A LADY LEAGUER SENT TO PRISON.role: presiding_magistrate · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.
Identity: 'before Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.'.
- 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3CHARGE AGAINST MISS REYNOLDS.role: presiding_magistrate · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Mr. Warburton
Identity: 'before Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.', then 'Mr. Warburton'.
- 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1IRELAND'S HEROINE.role: presiding_magistrate · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Mr. Warburton, R.M.
Identity: 'Mr. Warburton, R. M.' commanding the Castletown evictions.