Meeting of Yeoman Cavalry Affiliations Declares Public Disturbance
A 1797 Royal proclamation reports a gathering of Yeoman Cavalry corps under various earls and captains to suppress disturbances and unrest. It declares steadfast loyalty, promises defense of the realm, and calls for rapid enforcement against any who threaten public order. The document ends with a resolve to transmit the decree to Courtown and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Vis
Earl of Goverown
Earl of
Movar-Noneis
Coougreney
Cap
Beauman Ballayreen
Captzio Warr
Mingift
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Corps
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Tubteribe
Dublin
Courtown
Eipeshire Fencible Infantry Orders and Names
A fragment recalls the Eipeshire Fencible Infantry and lists officers such as Colonel Duckam and Captain Moore with notes of loyalty to King George and a pledge to defend the realm against foreign and domestic enemies. The scrawl includes disjointed names and ranks from the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Untitled fragment summary in a damaged paper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning. The readable items reference time, a path or street, a May fee, possible interference, and a person named Georg. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the legible lines.
Glove Makers Rally as Gear Units Plan Action
Local glove manufacturers and industry groups announce coordinated action amid ongoing labor disputes. The Gini Gdeureea union says workers will stay ready for potential strikes, while manufacturers emphasize keeping gloves available for essential services.
Dublin Journal reports debated bill and political tensions in parliament
In a verbose transcript a debate on a bill unfolds with Sir John, the Lords, and ministers clashing over reform, loyalty, and Catholic questions. The speech highlights opposition to late-session reconsiderations and concerns about revolutions, governance, and church obligations across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mhorlly
Coe
Genenan
Sefton
Ron
Joli Lagutate
Fedlowd
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Joan Braawtere
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Catholic Clergy Cry Gr Befuddled Charge Interference
A fragmented text discusses Catholic clergy accusing interference in politics and church matters. It references figures and phrases about conduct, virtue, and duty, with mentions of observers and authorities and a focus on political contention.
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Calonel Duckam
Cormo
Bilas
Saniitan
Moore Das Woh
Stewarts
Nowra
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Dublin, Journal
Irish Parliament
Nydireli
Goweinene
Soria
Paftern
WeTesay
Alidan
Laily
Tor
Toheiia
Areland
Apn
Pirini
Yaar
Téafeh
Ethel Owais
Euulé Gantinue
Caiyaby Indo
Dion
Sahaly
Herat
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