| Title | Depositions in the Cases of Eight Irishmen, The Foleys, Farrens and Stephen Macreedy Charged with assault on John Furniss at Woodhurst: Patrick Foley (vide supra) charged with assault: John Dowd, Irish-born but resident in Bury, Lancashire for 20 years engaged by Mr. Mitchell farmer, Old Hurst, to cut barley, described a quarrel with the prisoner over payment of beer. The prisoner bit his lip completely off. John Leigh surgeon, stated he had attended Dowd in St. Ives Union Workhouse. |