Trial, for attempting to suborn Joseph Corbally to swear that A.H. Rowan and J.N. Tandy were at the head of the Defenders, &c., [King's Bench, Ireland, 1793, with "Trial of Corbally, accused of Perjury," Quarter Sessions at Kilmainham, 1794]
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