In a sombre conclusion, the Limerick murder trial has come to its end, as Joseph Taylor, the individual responsible for the terrible crime against Jobe Daly, has been sentenced to death by hanging. The trial unfolded with the revelation of harrowing details surrounding the events at Colnbrook Queen’s Coast, leaving the courtroom in a state of shock. After a meticulous and deliberate process, the jury delivered a unanimous verdict of guilt against Taylor, holding him accountable for the tragic loss of Daly’s life. The weight of this sentence underlines the gravity of the crime committed and stands as a solemn reminder of the pursuit of justice in society.

Southampton Observer and Hampshire News – Saturday 13 December 1902