Outrage in Newcastle Town Riot Suppressed by Troops
Letters from Newcastle confirm a riot by the populace during encampment on the Common. Horses were fed in the time of unrest. The mob carried off about 1860 for the town’s money, but three companies of Major General Howard’s regiment from Berwick relieved the town, dispersed the rioters, and captured upwards of forty of them.
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Dublin Port Updates and Local Notices in 1740
Fe mid report on repairs to large guns and inland defenses by a skilled restorer. Obit notes High Sheriff George Purdon, EF. Treasury issues pension to widows of officers. General Parker reviews regiments in Phoenix Park with praise. Grain prices fall. market forecasts. Dublin Yacht arrivals. Price widow death in Henry Street. Execution news on two robbers. horse theft reprieve. August franchise riding prep and Aghrim celebrations. Trustees divert dividends to Daniel and Dudley Reddy creditors. Edward Noy to issue dividend orders.
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