Dublin Armistice and Sequestration Notices From August
The Dublin Journal reports dispatches from the Peninsula and the North amid the war news and Swedish sequestrations. Lord Whitworth arrives with ceremony as Lord Lieutenant in Dublin. Duke of Richmond presiding at his oath and honors. Public levée, processions, royal salute, and reviews mark his departure to Donaghadee. New appointments to navigation and canal boards are announced alongside Bible Society meetings in Limerick and Cork's railings.
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London Gazette
Lord Wellingtrod
Atcounel
Argus
de Peligan
Maplea Ee
Sweden
Carlsham
Gatsenbargh
Robert Cowie
Todd Whitworth
Dorset
Pidgeon-housey
Ous Bay-Lustil
Privy Council
Duke of Richmond
Lord Whitworthy
Order of St. Patrick
Duchess of Richmond
Duke of Dorset
Merrion Square
Richmond and
Suire
Phoenix Park
Oden
O'Neil
Fortescue
Fortescue, &c. After Wiieks.he Will Embark At Donaghadee For Port.patrick
Grace
Dame Corbeitle
Board of Inland Navigation
Lithe Plage
Robert Rutledge
Ake Willian Plunken
Dare
Board of Enquiry
Robin
Sackville Hamilton
George Auguama Bouverie
Hia Grace
Viscount Detgin
Royal Canal Company
Doctor Thorpe
B. W. Mathias
Liberian Bible Society
Limesick
Friends of the Institution
Limésick
Cork
Yean
An Old Friend of Ireland Letter on Colonies and Union
The piece argues for establishing strong Protestant colonies in the British Empire to restore order amid Popish influence. It cites a 1637 letter by Sir Thomas Philips and suggests Yeeland Ulster as a migrant source, proposing emigration to relieve population pressure and waste lands.
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Dublin
British Empire
Braiford
Agi Miay
Holmas Philips
Newtown Limerauy
Charles
Harris
Sweden
Germany
Hollsod
Great Britain
Yeeland
Ulster
America
Westend Main
Jalk
Ireland
Annals of Irish Popery continued from Thursday paper
Fragment discusses Elizabeth’s grant, assembly of English bishops, and speech by Nicholas Heath urging Rome’s suppression. Queen vows covenant with the Lord, rejecting foreign authority. Lord Lieute nant Fitzwalter arrives to restore reform, Dublin riot over a blood-stained image imitation and its punishment, sermon condemning the deceit.
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Elizabeth
Bristol
Ireland
England
Rome
Nicholas Heath
York
Siter
Holy See
St.Peter’s
Joshua
Josiah
Judea
Jerusalem
Christ
Thomas Fitzwalter
Earl of Sussex
Dalby
Cathedral of
Christ Church
Nicholas Darby
Dublin
Richard Leigh
Hugh Darwin
Privy Council
Vilage
Christopher Sedgrave
Aeve
Father Leigh
Thessalonians
J.D. Falkirk
Riot at Four Mile House, Down includes multiple assaults and convictions
Circuit intelligence details riot at Four Mile House near Newry on August 6. Michael Jennings Patrick Hays and others attacked a dance hall wounding many. Trial results include guilty verdicts for riot and assault with tough sentences. Additional cases involve theft forgery and public disturbances with varied outcomes.
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Down Assizes
Downpatalix
Ava
Michael Jennings
Patrick Hays
Jennings
Newry
Piper
Fidler
Lquor
Orangemen
Pat
Hays
Ralph Todd
M'Sherry
Rand
Thomas Caldwell
James M'Kelvey
Patrick Bags
John Young
Patrick Jennings
Sherry
Smith
Trevor Corry
Corry
George M
Arash Gil A
George
Mayne
Down
William Carlisle
Jane Craig
Carrickduff
Lisburn
Sarah Hunter
Isabella Davidson
Ballymacarret
Catharine Smith
Mores Bodel
Dromore
Michael Bodel
James and
Hugh M‘namara
Clough
Margaret Anderson
Ballymacreey
James Rodger
Thomas Curran
Hilltown
Michael King
Francis Campbell
Michael M‘attee
Neal Fallconar
Hugh M‘blain
Francis Davis
Francis Soan
Thomas Patterson
Edward Molloy
Alice Quin
Cha
Ireland
Cral
Henry Reid
John Arthur Yeates
Rebecca Yeates
le Robert
Samuel Carlisle
Carryduff
Andrew Cowlter
James M‘can
Nat
Saul Jun
James Moorland
John
Robert Brown
Biala
M'Can
Eure
Sagareau
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