Court martial trial of Lieut General Murray
Proceedings recount examinations of Lieut Col Williamson and Lt Col Thackery on siege stores, ordnance, and evacuation at Tarragona. Testimony covers gun numbers, landing procedures, road exposure to shipfire, and potential enemy movements, with Sir John Murray pressing for sustained siege and embarkation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Williamson
Hallowell
Admiral Hallowelth
Hulle Deube
Adimuy Flakowell
J. Murray
Donkin
Job Murray
Sir John Murray
Oliva
Sir J. Murray
General Donkin
Sr J. Murray
Sheers
Adiial Hallowell
Thackery
Royal Engineers
Engineers
Mackenzie
Olives
Tarragona
Villifranca
Varilla
Villafranca
Balaguer
Couriel of
Withers
Copons
Brgat
Eider
Tare
Wey
Marshal Suchet
Suchet
Decaen
Cot de Balaguer
Torre de Batra
Ahewea
Ttn
Col de Balaguer
Jagd
A. Yeu
Valdilos
Financial quote notes from January 26 listings
The document lists various stock and bond prices including Grand Canal Stock, Ditto Loan at 2 per cent, Gov Deb at 7.9 per cent, Royal Canal Stock at 4 per cent, City Bonds at 6 per cent, and miscellaneous government securities. It records specific per cent figures and abbreviations typical of early market summaries.
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Royal Canal
Proclamation on Export Controls and Trade Restrictions 1814
A Dublin proclamation limits export of iron, rope, pitch, tar, and related goods for six months from October 1814. It permits certain items under bond and specifies duties, destination certificates, and oath requirements for ships bound to Britain or its colonies. The document lists authorized ports and places and names official signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehy Iain
Ireland
Attaeshat Mastery
Privy Council
Trelaul
Veesel
Ureland
Great Britain
His Majesty
Board of Ordealiys
His Majesty's Navy
Great Briteid
Admiralty
St. Britain
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
East Indies
Britain
West-Indies
Mk Badjenty
South
Mer
His Majesty's Customs
Dublin
Muskerry
Castlecoote
Frankfort
John Staples G. Hewett
H. King
Wm. Saurin
God
King
Proclamation Extends Gunpowder and Saltpetre Export Ban
The Lord Lieutenant and Council renew a six month ban on exporting or carrying gunpowder saltpetre arms or ammunition from Ireland. The order applies to all except the Master-General of the Ordnance and mandates obedience under penalties from a 29th year act. Issued October 1614 in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitworth
Ireland
Privy Council
Ordnance
Privy Council of
Great Britain
Dublin
Muskerry
Castle-Coote
Frankfort
John Stapler
Hewitt
H. King
Lauka
God Save the King
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Mackerge
Clinton
John Matray
Lord Lieutenant
Council OF Ireland
WM. Hodges
Parliament-Street