Riot convictions and Irish riot at St Giles in June
Middlesex Sessions heard thirteen Irishmen charged with rioting in St Giles on Sunday and Monday June 8 and 9. Seven prisoners were found guilty and six acquitted. sentences ranged from six months to 14 days. A separate report noted the Leispic fair near May 20 with Greek, Brody, and Russian buyers and later London and Berlin diplomatic notes. A Philadelphia Theatre fire on May 3 caused extensive damage, while there are political notes on Admiral Rowley, magistrate appointments, and a letter from Mr Gregory to Viscount Lismore regarding the Caher barony.
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Attempt to Assassinate Major General Eadon
Historic London report describes a violent assault on Major General Eadon at Berkley Square. William Padmore allegedly rushed the general with a butcher knife, wounding him thrice. Padmore was captured and committed to Newgate. The piece also notes a Spanish colonial commission, North Carolina arson fears, and multiple deaths in Ireland and Britain.
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Turkey Greece News and Riots Reach Europe
Long dispatches describe Ali Pacha death and Greek takeovers in Janina and Suli, with a Senate forming, while Vienna reports Ottoman retaliation including demolition of Christian churches in Constantinople. Related items cover riots in Limerick and Killaloe, a self inflicted death in Lynn, Lloyds detention cases in Valparaiso, a coroner’s inquest in St George’s Hall, and a vivid Constantinople field report on Greek executions and Turkish brutality.
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