Outbreaks of violence near Broughthane
A magistrate with soldiers hunted for suspected violators in Brig. Six men armed and fitted for whipping the king’s loyalists were found. five were captured with the house proprietor, while two escaped. A guard fought to keep control as one prisoner killed a constable. another constable survived but was wounded. The dead man’s identity is linked to Kirkwood. Public praise for the soldier’s conduct and relief for the widow and orphans was noted.
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Seleast
Mat
Jim
Contry
Broughshrné
Che Wo
Broughthane
Jamey
O'Dornyn
Chanter
Hending
Kirkwood
Mic
Moore
Witherspoon
Ballybracken
John Cary
Halflown
Witeness's
Dr. Agnew
Chew
Benjamin Shelton
Sindow Witherspoon
Curry
Agnew
Shelton
Sur
Phaplaininrnin
M Quiles
G8th
Robert M'Alister
Portglenone
Harper's Hautes
Cher
Witners
Prasia
Robert Monae
Fon Exglesses
Arie Swan
Samuel Relf
Prussia
Trial of Martin Dicky on armed intent to join yeoman
Fragmentary court record notes a trial held May 50th for Martin Dicky accused of armed intent to join a yeoman. The unclear martial proceeding mentions Donegall-Ara Bel and reference to return home.
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Martin
Dicky
County Dublin Inquiry Notice From 1799 Printer
Fragmentary notice from 1799 requests enquiry at a printer about three sailors and a garden, with reference to street names and local landmarks in Sols Citys MEW. The readable lines imply a plea for information or identity connected to a setting in Dublin.
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Dublin
Major General Trench Orders Martial Law Detainees and Vagrants
General Orders issued by Major General Trench direct authorities in Galway and Mayo to enforce martial law measures. Military officers may detain and search houses, seize furnishings, and apprehend strangers and vagrants for inspection. Penalties include punishment by court martial and immediate mobilization to service.
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GalWay
Ander
Martin
Uch Ap
Treoch
Cafichar
Fragmentary Proclamation Notes in Colonial Cornwallis Era
Curtailed OCR shows a muddled proclamation style from colonial governance mentioning Cornwallis, the Lord Lieutenant, council, and associated officers. The text references ships, revenue commissioners, and notices to adherents, with garbled place and person names, suggesting a formal royal order or public notice lost to transcription errors.
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Uuen
Ube
Alene
Proclamation issued on Bank of Ireland restrictions and Galway disorder
The document records a January 2708 proclamation by Dublin authorities restricting Bank of Ireland payments under five pounds and allowing gold specie payments from February. It also proclaims the County Galway to be in a state of disturbance or immediate danger, following a February meeting of justices of the peace. The text cites Cornwallis and Castlereagh in the credentials and lists several peers who witness the proclamation.
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Elend
Ireland
Great Britain
Bank of England
Bank of Ireland
Lord Lieutenant
Privy Council of Ireland
Fiiday
Dublin
Castlereagh
Cornwallis
Fignrd
Fox
Majesy
Privy Council
SijujHing
Pia Arid
Galsay
Hale
Loghrea
Etarfilay
Liewtenant
Galway
Ligutenshi
Femi
Gibbon
Kiluataton
Mado
Cork
Barrets
Kinalmeaky
Kerrycunty
Kia
Ibaune
Barryeces
Suthreme
Agia
Samual
Beeony
Middleton
Dore
Mulkerry
Lineky
Chariatiquis
Trelandy
Prixy
Counell
W. Armagh
Ois Cermnoglare
Indeapass Bands and Tarennie Relatn' at Manta Lictnla Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kerry Bonds and a scheduled reading or performance day in Spi nat. It references a party, a proprietor W. F. followed by unclear line items and a treaty context.
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Pesienth
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Glenarm
Carrick
Trim
Cutvick Fergis
Privy Council of
Reland
Corrick
Fergus
Abu
Attumrand
Enka
U. Glenarm
Upper Antrim
Cco
Teedten
Lower
Terd
Lower Toome
Dinter
Chry
Bally
Dubing
Callan
Cla MT OR
Cornwell
Dembre
Dunboyné
Rayodth
Suaben
Eid
Rome
Krelands i Angs
Bn & Phy
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Monte Rim
Lewot Lima
Shaya
Bent Ok Saney Iin
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