Account of the 1777 Stillwater action and Burgoyne letter
A mixed Dublin Chronicle entry recounts Burgoyne's letter to Gates and replies, detailing prisoner exchanges and battlefield notes from Stillwater and Lake George campaigns. It includes grim casualty counts, troop movements, and reflections on conduct, plus other notices about public work and local events in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
London Gazette
Bureoyne
Aion
Banmus’s Heights
Hudson’s River
Burgoyne
van Veghten’s Mille
Agyon
Royal Danish American Gazette
St. Croix
Bennington
Stark
City of Dublin
Bdublin-Castle
Castle of Dublin
John Hafler
Dublin
Crientar
Sunday Sala Serbo fees and river accidents reported
A fragmentary bulletin records charitable collections at a church with donations expected from officials and banks. It then describes multiple river incidents including two ships colliding off Bachelor’s Walk, a man and an elderly porter rescued from the water, and another boating accident with men saved by a mate. It also notes robberies near the Park Gate, disorder among journeymen, and a summary of industrial hospital statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlie
Lask
Moore
Leutenant
Providente
Bat Thi
His Majesty
Lammet
Thompson
Whitehaven
Liffey
Porkete
Angwith
Digges
England
Bear Wood- Direct
Patrick
Ufe
Oporte
Limerick
Ballyheige Bay
Kerry
Wetburgh
Pilly Celtan
Charity School
Farl Peril
Lower
Sealey
Nuither
Neraber
Sucdoyr
Patt Cheifey
Park Gate
Harfe
Hippenel
Wathington
Mongutry
Braillog Ireet
Teia
House of Tudusry
Parsons
Bridewell
Privateer seizure near Bourdeaux sparks Canary mutiny tale
Trelan D. Corke records a Bordeaux river incident in which the Portsmouth Privateer captures the brig Emperor of Germany off the Tower of Guardelung. Captain Hart commands 150 men and 26 nine pounders. three crew members later join the Hetty of Philadelphia in an attempted prize sale. Cole man and McKagan from the Emperor’s crew are central in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corke
Germany
Fhankins
Guardelung
Bourdeaux
Portsmouth
North America
Hart
Matter
Buur
Bordeaux
Hetty
Philadelphia
Bourdeaus
St. Martin's
Dungarvan
Jungs Coleman
Thomas McKagan
Perion
Parliamentary Trade Deliberations and Maynooth Inn Notice
The House of Commons adjourned after discussing the Grand Committee of Trade on the Flatfeed affair and a Speaker's warrants report on election committee witnesses. Richard Helden read the king's gracious answer to the law address, with a revolution of thanks ordered. Maynooth notices advertise a new inn, stables, chairs, and improved travel between Maynooth and Kinnegad, plus a silk importer in Dame Street promoting winter silks and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Grand Committee of Trade
Colonel Browne
Perfons
Richard Helen
Wns
Maynooth
Richard Woulden
Luke
Beciuiter Arms
Busness
New Inn
Kinpeyad
Chailew
Po Port Chailes
Jin
Maymath
Kinnegad
Pol Chaife
Edward Grogan
Dame-street
Tondon
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. T. Faulkner
The
Dublin Journal
the Gth
Chronicle
Boston
Bine Area
Seera
Congress
Gates
Still Water
Rhal
Amrthiagh
Mareh
Tam
J. Burgoyne
Army of the United States
Soll Wiyer
Horatio Gates
Charles Thompson
Lake George Landing
Brown
Lake Champlain
Howe
Brandywine
Washington
Haym
Bermingham Meeting-house
Green
Walpe
Offiers
Majbr Buth
Marquis la Fayette
Woodford
Chevalier Pleffi
Freuri
Campbell
Withington
Warrens Bavern
Gancaster Road
Schuylkill
Sweder Ford
Schuyllall
Dunit
London
Deblin du Landen
Tos
I’. Walker
Walker
Bnt
Srgock Alley
N.B
Uch
Urider
Paul
Dundalk
George Murshy
Trelan D
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