Popery in England and Ireland in the 17th century unrest
A long, dense narrative recounts early modern religious tensions centered on Popery in England and Ireland. It mentions Danes, the Spanish ambassador, Bedel’s Synod, conversions, and clerical efforts, with references to bishops, nobles, and political figures shaping Anglican-Catholic conflicts. The text weaves through executions, trials, and public notices amid colonial and courtly life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garrard
Jon Hodee
Condos
England
Denmark
Covent Garden
Long-acre
London
Dublin
Natalee
York Nose
Sam Ion
Katherine Howard
Earl Gilf Foll
Aligny
Duke of
Lenox
Bath
France
Balfour
Pricat
Aschbishop Usher
Prentice
Joe
Ireland
Bedel
Ware
Ora
Rand
Erlark
Audes
Dessis O'Sheridan
Ant Dehopy
Roe
John DE Fare
Provincial Intelligence Grows Violent in Youghal County
Reports detail armed robberies and attacks around Youghal and Temple Michel, including a fatal shooting near Mr Smith’s wood, mob discipline during a riot, confiscation of ground at Themile bridge, and subsequent arrests. Inquests describe a death from cudgel blows in Daggh, while mail delays and a Madame de Geverac burglary at Prospect Hall are noted alongside a shipwreck near Bangor and the death of General Sir Thomas Wrigge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gork
Waterford
Mr. Smith
Temple- Michel
Timothy ‘Sheehan
Uyeda
Guaias
Youghal Mirmary
Teayet
Themilebridge
Youghal
Greene
Toares
Ligrowell
JohnWeek
Khg
Othina
John" Dowing
James Fiendaustice
Havock
Denis Hanty
Daggh
Listowel
Dad
Fermauthe
Hanly
Mornday
Dublin
Madame de Geverac
Earl of Kenmare
Prospect Hall
Griffin
Naas
James Daniel
Thomas Corcoran
Clonmel
James P. Poe
Sutewreck
William
Sally
Thomas Sharp
Harrington
Belfast
Bris
Bangor
Carrickforges
Harington
Thomas Wrigge
D4th
Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Thomas
44Th
Rowland Hill
94Th
Tilson Chowne
Despatches on Rhine and Glockstadt Operations of 1814
Letters from Charles Stewart and Arthur Farquhar describe Marshal Blücher’s rapid Rhine crossing and the siege of Glockstadt. They detail naval bombardment near Mainz and Kiel, land batteries, ships Desiree and Bevere, and coordinated actions with Crown Prince of Sweden’s army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty-Oficd
Far
Lizatgaant
Keene
John Wilson Croker
Bargahér
Desiree
Arthur Farquhar
J. W. Croker
Ghackstade
Bia
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Baron de Boye
Glockstadt
Teamen
Green
Boultain
Archer
George Richardson
Cominand
Gach
Marshall
Cushaven
Geners
Henty
Blazer
Piercer
Wedtrryant
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Qheatriphet
Sirsa Balebe Seni PC
de Osiirts
Idee
Ds Pa
Sabatie
Petri
Accernite
Lieatendor
Jhei
Jager and Doewer
Earl of ‘Delawar
Mr. Peel
B. B. Lathetiales
Gregory
Tank
Mortison
Charles Mditt
Claby
Mocoen
Plunket-street
Alderman Darley
D. Turner
Walker
Maurice Eaton
Janes Eatoin
Qudreet
Maurice
Janes
James
Rooney
James Eaton
King's Inns
Ann Bowes
Charles Street
Turner
House of Industry
Mary Maron
Ann Dunn
Summer Hall
Patrick-street
Newgate
Downtend-Streat
Westmorelandsnest
Mark Baggath
James Eustace
Aguin Ath
Provincial Intelligence
Foreign Office
Haterpala
Three Pointe
Count “de Bt. Brigat
Count Langeron
Corpa D’armee
Coblentz
Cati
Yonk
Kuub
Blacher
Counlangeron
Bingen
Oteey
Jaglpheim
Marshal Blachertd
York
Lawitz
Nanheim
Rhine
Prussia
Manheim
Lercihis
Charles Stewart
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