Ulster Volunteers and Imperial Trade Power Debate
Mixed reports from London and Ireland detail Ulster Volunteer sentiments and a bold assertion of parliamentary sovereignty over external trade. The piece notes proclamations, military alignments, and a new declaratory bill asserting exclusive British regulation of foreign trade while stressing Ireland's maritime ties and constitutional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Shyland
England
Isis
Hume
Ray
Balun
Brigid
Rene Atain
Aed
Anne
Briagho
Kingdom of
Ireland
Bugland
Berith
Aarrigay
West Jodies
Hamene
Heland
Prices This Day at One Bank Stock Exchange
Fragmentary list shows bank stock prices and government bonds from 18th century sources. Names like South Sea and India Stock appear with scattered percentages and dates, reflecting a dated financial market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
India
Aba
Late Ja Wighy and Royal Advises in Old Times
A garbled late 17th century postscript reports changes and changes in officials, including Lord Cavendall resigning and Mai named Chancellr of the Exchequer. It notes stock rises, a general battle on both sides, a private draught for extraordinaries, Dutch movements at sea, and privatest cruizers fitted from Almeria. It mentions the Queen armed ship taken by the Dutch near Elsinor and various maritime actions plus Admiral Barrington to command the Chanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamber Gascoigne
Elqi
Baus
Lord Bateman
Mountnorres
Eve Ahen
Mr. Mortis
Gelope House
Old Bailey
George and
Joseph
Weston
Bristol Mail
John Wood
George
Thomting
Cockrane
Pueffay
Earl of Abingdon
House of Lords
Ireland
Pertadt Higmony
Elfedt
Irelands
Parliamene
Colubrat
Ja Wighy
Mindy
Emang
Bobea
John Cavendall
Ferel
Lic Languedoc
Rotke
Sully
Ambert
Awluch Imsay
St. Mary
Sinclair
Euperor
Amsterdam
Cape Francusa
de Vaudreuil
Almeria
Spain
Mediterranean
Gidradar
King George
Fowler
Prince Rupert
Christophers
Hudson's Bay
Ockneys
Richarde
Lord Howe
Admiralty Board
Admiral Barrington
Che
Kilkenny Troops Move and Arrest Reported July
Dispatches detail Kilkenny and Derg units marching from Kilkenny toward Carrick and Waterford for a review, with four companies from Dulin and others replacing outfits en route. A Kilkenny Horse unit under Colonel Culle travels to attend a review, while Hugh M Namee is captured near Kilieshya and brought to Clonmel, then to Down. Talks mention messengers, provisions, and a noted armory shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Waterford
Mornay
Sumslay
Dulin
Sthoot
Carelow
Kilkenny Horse
Culle
Carrick
Stenbane
Hugh M'Namee
Kilieshya
Caprain Johnslune
Strabsue Vabunteen
Barcy
Lineco
Fanta
Gina
Clonmel
Repussut Avout
Arti
Dubun
de Piers Oil
CIA
Yatuic
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Faulener
Dublin
London Gazette
Jamer
Ulster Volunteers
Dunbanvon
Odel Wheath Gelavind
Praber- Darts
Curtain Javes
Dawian
Francis Evans
Phieihin Morris Fonts
Moi Bacelloge
Teehemble Athdress
Ehfe Volunteere
Ulster
Mortrariaus
George the
Bretifty
Portland
Siwuat Ua
Italy
Hia
Weromice
Wardorf
Admirgston
Piquet
Hreil
Efcort
Cherfee
Eat
West Indies
Bret
Havng
Dougley
St. Malpes
Brett
Trincefe Royal
Kolypheraus
Conway
Warwick-treet
Duke of Graftom
Shefbuphe
Ear Temple
Otc
Jseph Yorke
W. Pitt
Exchequer
Marquis of
Rockingham
Burke
Batrad
Dover
Deke
Gloucester
Calaie
Parr
Ova Scotiay
Occafion
Canaga
Maris
London
Quebec
Admiral Campbell
Allen
Scions
Robert Morris
HYG
Lho' Dultuy
Jutice Buller
Auten
Iit & Lytces
Laar
Adigiin
Mllan
Bug
Morris
Jube
Dilany
Delanty
Morrie
Wogden
Pal
Delaney
Lydia Lepine
Black Friars Bridge
Pitto
E. Park
Artois
Debr
Grenville
Grenvle
Count de Vergen
von France
Bethamever
Rand
Delmiga
Africa
Wen
Dre
Glih
Champion
Tan
Vindenburgh
Els
Wesl Indies
Mynheer Heydolp
Républic
Geneva
Phewa
Amma
Gurion
Plenipagentiariga
Tae Hs
Difgute
Tubout Eeart
Nburgh
Bhat
Pete Petah
Guernsey
Biv Majesty
Bern
Hlitaberh
France
Khope
Adiaral
Great Brite
Lave
Perliament
Parliament
Stain
Mary
Maud Goyly
Freland
America
Botan
Meyer
Jeanna Vege
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