Militia Libel Sparks Commons Fight Over Irish Loyalty
Debates rage in the House over a London newspaper libel accusing Ireland Militia of aiding rebels. Col. Maxwell seeks action against the paper while Castlereagh urges restraint and focus on parliamentary independence and public credit. The motion to adjourn passes as the matter heads to committee.
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Dublin News Summary from 1798 Turmoil and Military Notices
Reports from Dublin detail British naval actions and Irish militia movements amid ongoing siege fears. The piece notes ships damaged by frigates under Sir Brewanp Staneuan, militia encampments in Lehaustown, and executions or trials of officers and soldiers in various garrisons.
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