Annals of Irish Popery from 1642 to 1643 siege accounts
Readable excerpts recount a sequence of sieges and massacres in Ulster during the Irish Confederate Wars. The text details the surrender of Loogar and Kilgooy Castles, Lord Moore and Sir Henry Tichborn operations near Drogheda, brutal killings of Protestants in Kilbeggan Armagh Tyrone and surrounding areas, and multiple executions and drownings attributed to rebel forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loegar
Limerick
William Weekes
Richard Hart
William St Leger
Kilgooy
Earl of Ormonde
Drogheda
Slane
Thomas Fleetwood
Kilbeggan
Westmeath
Dean Jones
Jane Addis
Temple
Mr. Fleetwood
William Sibthorp
Mobitingar
Meuse
Dalton
Moorehead
Borlase
John Paghten
a_hey
Naghtens Reamiatios
Lord Moore
Sir Henry Tichborn
Bre Andeward
Ardee
Aberdee
Bir Bests
Tichborn
Battalia
Henry Tichboro
Sein
Tleth
Bestar
Alexander Hovenden
Phelim O'Neil
Charles
England
Aternum
Maxwell
Visagunt
Montgomery
Mangal
Hopion
Ireland
Donnelly
Jppong
Antrim
Owen Mac Clymon
Busingas
Ulster
Mfanwell
Lod
Arroy
Idan
Sorlase
Phelinsil
Birdorces
Newry
Armagh
Yrone
Rogheda
Gimescheven
Prisner
Caulbeth
Chariefont
Loughgall
John Gregg
Richard Gregg
Alice Gregg
Les Borlase
James Shaw
Kilmore
Filla
Slankaw
Tullerton
John Parkins
Lyrane
Robinson
William Bhudell
Blackwater
Charlemont
Lalenstall
George Littlefield
Margaret Bromley
Bortase
Bridge of
Callon
Ballymacilmurragh
Anthony Strayford
Blackgar Church
Arnold Taylor
Greatwich
Thomas Mason
Banburb
Howard
Franklin
Fillis
Stankaw
Frankland
Smith
Clerk
Tudlerton
Price
Hareane
Parry
Xarmaghoe
Tyrone
John Mather
Blyth
Dungannon
John Perkins
Anthony Strafford
Dupgangop
Patrick MacCarew
Dongannes
Bryan Kelly
Loughall
Robert Bickerdick
Thomas
James Carlisle
Colerain
Phelim O'Nail
Tirlagh
Killamoon
Carliste
Perkins
Stratford
Cata
Procelade
Robert Maswell
Durat
Three Holyhead Mails Bring Peace Celebration News
The Dublin Journal notes three Holyhead mails since the last issue and reports a grand ceremony in London where the three branches of the legislature attended a cathedral service to give thanks for a glorious peace. A Halifax mail adds nothing new for government.
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Holyhead
Halifax
Canada
Gazetes
Unhappy Spin and the Inquisition Revisited
A fragment from a French Moniteur notes a proclamation by the Avton Ferpinane enforcing Holy Days with penalties for work. The piece contrasts Liberal England’s critique of Spain’s Inquisition with arguments on national liberty, religion, and Spain’s ancient regime, urging cautious reform over rapid revolution.
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Holy Office
Inquisition
Madrid
Tris
England
Spain
France
Cortes
Italy
Church of Rome
Ireland
Edinburgh Review
Buonsparte
Spaava
Hud
Fragmented 18th Century Rant on British Victories and Destruction
Fragmentary OCR text condemns British triumphs and monuments and mocks allied nations while urging action against perceived enemies. It references courts alleys squares palaces and a grand work, with mentions of moral outrage and coopera tion as essential. The passage is garbled, lacking clear dates or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragland
Avaringel
Tibert
Ihiphees
Matual
Dissent in Commons Triggers New Writs and Pillory Order
After a lengthy debate in the Commons, a majority against the motion leads to new writs for Westminster and Grampound. An order from the Secretary of State to the London sheriffs requires the pillory of Lord Cochrane by August 10 and of Mr. and Mrs. Askew by August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lislenca
Sheriffs of
London
Cochrane
Anniversary of the Basils of the Boyne observed with joy
Reports from Waterford and Clonmel describe violent threats and robberies linked to local disturbances. An examination grant of premiums to students is noted, while attacks on homes and harassment against Abraham Jackson and family are detailed, including a demand for money and imprisonment, with threats of death if unmet.
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Basils of the
Boyne
Armagh
All Ireland
Tursé
Downes
Erck
Storey
Cy C
Mabon
Waterford
Hearn
Deesebeh
Limagira
Jacksbo
Clonmel
Mhen
Tincurry
Jackson
Ciap
Summers Assirs 1814 Munster Circuit Listings
The document lists court circuits and schedules for 1814 across Munster Connaught and Northwest circuits. It names counties Cork Kerry Clare Limerick Galway Roscommon Mayo Sligo Leitrim Clare and more with dates in July August and early August. Notable figures include Right Hon Lord Chief Baron Norbury Judges Daly Mayor For Forster Moore Hetherington and Carmichael among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munster
Co. Clare
Eallis
Limerick
Viday
Co. Kerry
Tralee
City of Cork
Cork
Baron George
Carew Smyth O'Grady
Wm. Congrave
North Great George's
Connaught
Co. Roscommon
St Roscommon
Leitrim
Cesrick-on-Shannon
Sligo
Mayo
Ballinrobe
Galway
Daly
Rich
Livesay
Mountjoysq
Mayne
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Dublin
Regine
Co. Kildare
Athy
Carlow
St Cariow
Queen's County
Maryborough
King’s County
Philipstowne
Co. Westmeath
Multimer
Meath
Trim
Norbury
Peter Jackson
Michael Fox
Longford
Thureday
Devan