Coroner’s Inquest Describes Death by Self-Inflicted Wound
Six witnesses testified on the death of a man found dead after a pistol wound to the mouth. Dr Willis and Mr Atkinson detailed medical observations, the wound, and the deceased’s behavior prior to death. The jury found a verdict regarding the cause while noting illness and medication influence.
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York-freet
Rutt
Albemarlefeet
Ph ‘Witnesa
Dr. Willis
Atkinson
Wedsley
Lind
Willis
Cme
Risecard
Willixy
Nulieh
Turton
Simurton
Tin
Witnes
Ubhito
Ner
Mr. Willock
Privateer actions near Berwick reported by Leith frigate
The Proterpine frigate under Captain Lake hunted the enemy after learning of a privateer near Berwick. John Spink, master of the Friendship, reports his vessel was sunk off the Scarts by two enemy ships, a cutter and another vessel, with crew taken aboard.
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Berwick
Moniz
Lake
Leith
Arrace Mertwoath
John Spink
Sunderland
Leithy
Sick and Wounded Seamen Recruitment Notice 1798
The Dublin Journal dissolves into a recruitment notice for sick and wounded seamen to serve His Majesty's Ships. It explains application at the Office for examination before the Surgeon Company, with warrants issued per qualifications. It cites royal orders and names doctors and surgeons in Edinburgh and Dublin, with drawing to commence Monday November next and pay from June 1798.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Baye
Dodtor Haminton
Edinburgh
TaduAs Woon
Wiliam Gant
Dublin
Onder
Pacification Talks Reported in Udine Prompting Peace
The article claims French plenipotentiaries at Udine were forced by the firmness of the Bourgsava to accept Preliminary Articles of Pacification after allegedly breaking the Mantua treaty, and says a peace is settled. It adds hope for a more successful war aligned with England's strength when alone, noting Jacobin prints oppose allied setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Mantua
England
Notable Visit and Military Review at Phoenix Park
Yesterday at three oclock His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant arrived with Colonel Warprores and Captain Bruce at the Castle from the Marquis Warenrons Lodge Wicklow. After a two hour audience he dined at the Black Book. Troops of five infantry regiments and a Dragoon Guards detachment were reviewed at Phoenix Park by the Commander in Chief, adding to the satisfaction of his Lordship ahead of next Tuesday s review in the Park. The General and staff officers were later entertained at dinner by the Lord Lieutenant.
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Lown Lieurenang
Warprores
Bruce
Dunkettle
County
Cok
Phanix Park
Mari Cannameron
Yeflerdly
Hid Lordiip
Dinnex
Gertlemain
Iets
Carrick Ferguryannyck Aghity
Londonderry
Lord Cay
London
Dublin
General-Palafree
Buprywes
Emmet
Peaneluthiers Tower
Burke
Athy
John
Bristophep Dion
Ruthtore
Edward English
Laurence Toole
Fangs Meaney
Nebr
Monda
Lefite
Meaney
Foggy War and Elections Amid Harbors and Treason Trials
The era's chatter notes ministers praised for peace while French politics shift. Sail vessels from the Leeward Islands enter harbor with cargoes and turtle. A Dublin election count shows Mr Kelly and others amid sheriffs adjournments. Treason arrests in Armagh and Dundalk jail follow arrests of several named individuals. The Palmerstown fair draws crowds. Donnybrook fair and harvest prospects reveal higher cattle prices and weather-driven yields.
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Battilions
Oikcera
Highett Charag
Legiand
Bett-Intardtt
Fidis
Royal Highpess
Ton Jongs
Colphels
Berlin
London
England
Ireland
Betty
Caroline
Moore
Mary
Collina
Diana Stanton
Gifeeron
Migust
Dancan
von Ridhting
Belider
Rosecannon
Fagnen
Kelly
Kine
M‘dexmor
Desurg
French
Kally
Utecfon Udt
House of Commons
Armagh
Iin Ogle
Lord Ancramy
Derry
Dundalk
Brien Quinn
von Stitt
Wm. Stitt
Wm. Donaldson
Joseph Donaldson
Alex. Clarke
Pat. Conner
John Moffit
Francis Macklin
Palmerstown
Donnybrook
Libel placard targets Barras with vile charges from press
A French pamphlet denounces Barras accusing him of theft in Paris, forgery, swindling, and corruption. It claims connections to Madam La Morte, involvement in the October death affair, and service against the Revolution with alleged crimes to amass a fortune.
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Pasis
Roy‘ali
Barras
Arino
Louis
Paris
Bre
Madam la Morte
Ion
Local trials report violent case and acquittals in Dublin
The report outlines multiple court proceedings in Dublin with juries acquitting two Private Soldiers charged with serious offenses. It notes other trials including a murder case where Meaney was killed and the accused claimed self defense before a long jury investigation.
Elinor Hagarty Coghill Ha warty obituary notice
Elinor Hagarty, wife of Coghill Ha warty Esquire, died after a brief illness. She was a loving wife and mother and a faithful friend to many. Her death deeply sorrows her family and friends who mourn her loss.
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Biri
Elinor Hagartys
Coghill Hawarty
Touchstone and Fate Cited in Dublin Trial Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historical public notice about a trial in Dublin, mentioning Touchstone and Fate, with reference to examination or inquiry. Details are unclear but indicate a legal or civic event, printed for public awareness.
Auction Notice for Property Sale Described in Disjointed Text
A fragmented notice announces an imminent sale of property in a coded location with references to a corporation and buyers writing to express interest. The text is garbled but implies a formal sale process and expected terms. Only rough details are legible, including mentions of a presidency and land in a region described vaguely as West more.
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Lilte
Cediz
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Blankigh
Bublin
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Grafaitet
Gratlan
Cig
Eng
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Win
Clement Groves
Abe
Jotiger
Wil
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