Duke of Orleans Regiments in French Service and Death Nonsense
The Duke of Orleans holds regiments in French service including foot and dragoons with names linked to Orleans or Chartres. A royal rank of Colonel General of Hessis was created after Ushant, seen as a reproach by some. Reports tell of Henderson’s death with disputed details, while a Cumberland death reveals a frugal will dividing wealth among nephews and nieces. French private advices note forty one ships at port, listing several officers and ships, with a long list of names and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Chartres
Huffis
Ushant
Uffon
Astiuchap
Comte d'Orvilliers
Fidmmiral ‘Kepple
Henderson
Bruikthank
Hanter
Burma
Criikthank
Hendersony
Angutte
Comte de'Arbite
la Zele
Chevalier Breville
le Marseillois
de Fauberienne
Chevalier Mitignic
le Vengeance
Rome
Feagneg
Reinack
South America
Abe
Mahonjetana
Levant
Gala
Qati
Grimace
Ibiawidhes
Mediterranea Coty
Sayz
Canaries
England
Tenerife
Sintre Serbid
Lomtott
Capone
Phoenix-Park
Spuch
Aty Aan
Dublin
Justice Craskshank
Campbell
Kennys
AADC
Fragmentary notice on December Sea Day incidents and warnings
A garbled OCR fragment mentions December events, a Destin Holston reference, and warnings about drinking spirits and accidents. It hints at cautions and regulatory notes but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. The readable portions indicate safety concerns and possible public notices about drinking.
Outrage and escape attempts loom in Mullingar incident
The report describes a brutal assault on an individual with threats to life and cruelty, naming Mr. Ryan and his family. Thomas Cody is charged as part of the group. Notorious prisoners Neil and M'Langmling allegedly plotted an escape, offering bribes to a sentinel and plotting to seal walls to flee, with ten conspirators in Mallingar.
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Ryan
Thomas Cody
Mullingar
Neil
M’langmling
Malligar
Strange Medley of Trade, Bribery, and Robberies in Dublin
The report describes a chaotic scene of old Dublin life, detailing merchant practices in Mediterranean trade, a dramatic moneyed bluff documented by a broker, and a string of recent robberies and public cases. It mentions imports from the Canaries, wines, and fabrics, plus a Grand Jury address and court caution, alongside street crimes and coach service plans for Ireland.
Desperate Free-Boaters Pursued After Forest Raid
A report from Francelike regions describes a three day-old alert about a gang of desperate smugglers led by an outlaw, based in the forest near Sdigiety Helen Ra and Dudenaude, with Captain Rolanda’s men on a pursuit voyage. The account details engagements, casualties, and the authorities’ efforts, including the seizure of weaponry and the pursuit by two companies of horsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hou
Cate
Flenang Piper Rangers
Hlaneta
Fridman
Aki
Proewntoniird
Henry
Indin
Relipe
John Byrhg
Abs Bey-Street
John’s-lang
Oyer Ani
William Fullerton
Thomas
Taffery
Johnsons
Riley
Hughea
Jones
Seu
Bool
Almot
County
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Gyeral
Ireland
Juli
Frances
Otetid
Londos
Comutap
Forest of
Helen Ra
Dudenaude
Ywke
Rolanda
Gil Blas
Jill Bo
Tella
Thich
Suletan Benhall
Overton
Arppy
Che
Pops
Aiguid
Praia Tate
Dee
St. Andrea
Charity Sermon and School Support in Kildaic Letter
A historical excerpt notes a meeting of clergy on Sintday in 1795 to endorse a sermon at St Michael's parish church. Rev John Jackson and colleagues plan a collection to support the Charity School, with fourteen boys described as carefully instructed in Maeda religion. The county government promotes children’s education and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Burgh
Charity School
ST. Michael's
Faris
John J Jackson
Tie Gove Hore
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Kors
O'Stoek
Mera
csLimerichy
Holston
Irish. Fund's
Dreemser
Louery ‘Vickers
Loixdon Sf
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