Disorder in England and Liverpool as mobs clash with authorities
Reports describe insurgent mobs in several towns, with many seized and imprisoned. Dr Priestly criticized, Glasgow fair riot subdued by magistrates, a caravan incident near Liverpool calmed, French Revolution celebrated calmly in Liverpool and Manchester, Wolverhampton disturbances quickly quelled by peaceful residents.
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Birmingham
Glasgow
Liverspool
Manchester
Wolverhampton
Prices of Stocks in July Market Report
July stock prices show Bank Stock at 188 percent annual, Conf. 100, 3 percent, Conf Bit 4 percent, red. 804 Long, Aon. Ditto $b. 1777,12 Old Ann. South Sea Stock India Beach 1644 Ditto Anoni Ditto Bands Lot Tick 161, re. Inh Tickets 61.
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India Beach
Dublin Memo: Affray fatality at Hospital fair and wool market notes
Dublin reports a deadly affray at the Hospital fair near Limerick with two men killed. Ballinasloe wool fair ended, prices for fleece and lambs listed. A linen draper’s shop theft led to a capture, and multiple cargoes of oats and herrings arrived. Marriages announced in Carlow Waterford Cork with several matches.
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Limerick
Ballinasloe
Vera Wherries
Mle of
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House of Industry Weekly Report 1791
The Governors acknowledge benefactions from St Anne parish and Mr Gormley. The General Weekly Report shows hospital residents including lunatics blind and incurables, with 159 children in the house, 74 taught to read, and Dr George Burrows visiting last week. Donations include a cartload of garbage turnips fish and gooseberries. old linen is in demand.
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House of Industry
St. Anne
Ryan
Gormley
George Burrows
Sy Onder
Will. Henderson
Waterford and other circuits and juries listed
The Grand Jury schedules for Waterford Tipperary Limerick Cork Donegal Tyrone Fermanagh Cavan Longford Meath Louth Down Antrim Armagh Monaghan Drogheda and Carrickfergus counties set sworn times at nine in the morning on commission day with strict entry rules and reference requirements. High officials listed include Lord Chief Baron and Lord Chief Justice Carleton and others.
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Hodgson
Walter Weldon
Dawson-Street
Grand Jury
Louth
Local notices from Wicklow to Kilkenny schedule
A sequence of court and venue notices lists locations including Wicklow Wicklow Wexford Kilkenny Grace's Old Cafe Carlow Maryborough Phillighown and Dominick street with names Hon Baron Metgerth Hon Justice Bennett Julie John Forde and Robert Reever. It states that the lalt session of Parliament requires the addition and place of residence of the parties in the process or it cannot be received.
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Dominick-street
Robert Reever
Ela
Merrion Freer
Reeiders
N. BR
Dublin Market Prices 1798 Grain and Bread Assize
Market house Thomas street and canal market list grain prices per barrel and per quarter old Dublin standards. Wheat flour oats barley meal oat meal bread assize figures include wheat 31 shillings 45 pence per quarter and flour 17 pence. Bread prices by weight and household measures with various prior day allowances and baker’s quotas.
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Canal-Market
Ordes
City of
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Houfbold
White
Abbe Raynal and Legislative Debates in 1794
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Abbé Raynal and amnesty appeals to the President on May 1794, with mentions of the National Assembly, objections, and a discussion of books and prices. Unclear details due to garbled text.
Smugglers and Revenue Officers Clash in Larne Murder Probe
Royal revenue officers were attacked while seizing tobacco on the road from Cushane in Larne district. Three men named Sherritt Redmond and Halliday led the assault with blunderbuss and pistols, during which John Walsh was fatally wounded. A reward of 100 pounds each is offered for their capture and conviction. Descriptions of the suspects are supplied for identification.
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Dublin
His Majesty's Revenue
John Wall
Robert Steuart
Cuthane
Larne
Antrim
John Walsh
Rowad
Pardon Offer Declares Rewards for Outrage and Murder
Dublin Castle on July 20 1795 states the Lord Lieutenant will grant the King’s Free Pardon to any person involved in the described outrage and murder, except James Sherriff, William Rodman of Redmond, David Halliday, and the individual who killed John Walsh. Rewards for aiding discovery and capture are promised.
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Peron
James Sherriff
William Rodman
Redmond
David Halliday
John Walsh
Coach-makers wanted at Dublin firm for new contracts
William Whitton announces a complete shift to in house coach making to rival imported work. He will cease waitin jobs and travelling carriages sales and offers immediate employment for skilled harness and batty making carving painting and polishing. Hires pay per mile for distance travelled to commence work with travel expences and a return fare if three months end unsatisfied. Capital hands only apply at Dominick Street Dublin July 15 0796.
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Dublin
Haynelles, Binns, &c
Dominick Street
Royal Canal Stock Sale of Dock Lock Shares
Six shares of one hundred pounds each in Royal Canal Stock with Dock Lock offered. Owner must depart the Kingdom and will sell for reasonable price. Apply to MT Byrne, printer, No. 1 Parliament Street.
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MT Byrne
New Edition of Mid ANTIVS upos Eoocation of the Prort
A brief ad notice touts a new and elegant edition of a work, published by private British bookselling circles, urging attention from readers during this period. It emphasizes the edition's novelty and value for the reading public.
Lands for sale in Wicklow county near Dublin
Proposals in writing and sealed bids are invited for lands in the Barony of Walbotttown Wicklow. Lands include arable plots Millers and meadow portions in various townlands near Ballywoughin and Knocknapninian with plantations noted. Bids to be received by Robert Howard at Rutland Square Dublin and Michael Fenton at Ballindea near Donard to view the lands.
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Allo
Knocknapninnian
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Bulifield
Royal Proclamation Encourages Seamen and Landmen enlistment
Our royal proclamation offers fixed bounty payments to able seamen and landmen who enlist in our navy or ships before May 31. Seamen aged 21 to 50 and landmen aged 20 to 35 receive specified sums, with penalties for leaving ships to claim new bounties.
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Privy Council
Royal Navy
Vesliel
Velfela
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