John Mitchell (1815-1875), journalist and political writer
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"John Martin was a man of high character, gentle and retiring in disposition, charitable to the poor and kind to his tenants, a great lover of books, a good linguist, patriotic, tolerant in his views and impatient of injustice.
Mitchel was the first one convicted under the new Act for his editorials in his newspaper "The United Irishman." He was convicted by a "packed" jury of British loyalists.
In 1868, the mild, gentle John Martin married the youngest sister of JohnMitchel, Henrietta.
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