Louis Perrin
Louis Perrin , politician and judge.
Early life
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Perrin was born in
Louis Perrin was educated at the diocesan school at
He devoted himself with great energy to the study of
When Watty Cox, the proprietor and publisher of Cox's Magazine was prosecuted by the government for a
He was also junior counsel, in 1811, in the prosecution of Sheridan, Kirwan, and the Roman Catholic delegates for violating the Convention Act.
In 1832, he became a bencher of
Politics
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He was a
Being unseated in August, he was returned to the
At the
From 7 February 1832 to February 1835, he was
After the death of
He died at his residence Knockdromin House, near Rush, on 7 December 1864, and was buried at Lusk, on 10 December. Knockdromin was destroyed in an arson attack in 2011.
Family
He married, in April 1815, Hester Connor Stewart, daughter of the Rev. Abraham Augustus Stewart, chaplain to the
References
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: "Perrin, Louis". Dictionary of National Biography. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.- Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs
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