French Uprising in Brittany Averted by Guards and Troops
A report from foreign intelligence recounts the Vannes uprising in Brittany where a fanatic priest incited carnage. Regular troops and National Guard forces dispersed the rioters after a sharp battle. Ten killed and thirty taken prisoner. The National Assembly granted thanks to officers and guards for their actions. Madame de Vasilmont urged to see her imprisoned father. her pleas were denied.
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Nifmes
Vannes
National Guards of
Orient
Trith Regiment
Waith
Britanny
Nantes
Rennes
Vances
National Guards
Fortiers
National Assembly
Nanionat Guacd
Madame de Vaflimont
al, de Biales
M. Vaidel
London loan details and Denmark war neutrality musings
London negotiates a 25 year loan pledged by the Revenue of Cornwall and Osnaburg to Holland. A Copenhagen report notes Anglo allied war conduct talks with Ruffia and Sweden. Denmark’s entry remains unlikely. Harmar notes retaliatory payments to Miami villages and Indidneccra, with famine risks. The Botany Bay fleet plans a Portsmouth rendezvous on the 10th of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Duchy of Cornwall
Osnaburg
Copenhagen
London
Ruffia
Sweden
Warela
Proportia
Drake
Denmark
Harmar
Proclamation Ends Naval Bounties In Ireland
By the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland a royal proclamation dated November 19 declares the cessation of bounties and rewards for seamen and landmen volunteering for His Majesty's Fleet. The order, signed at Dublin Castle, directs immediate termination of all payments from the October 4 proclamation, instructing all concerned to govern themselves accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Roclaa Mation
Dublin
R. Hobart
Dublin Curtain Lace Sale At Mr J J Rudall
Dublin shopkeeper J Rudall at 31 Cornmarket advertises wholesale and retail curtain lace and edging at prices from 1s to 5 guineas. Black French lace and edging in various grounds and minionet works are priced. a wide range of laces, edgings, footings, cap-pieces offered with no second price charged to prevent imposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archler
Ss. Broffels
England
France
Levees at Dublin Castle Weekly Sundays at Four
Notice in this paper states levees will be held at Dublin Castle every Sunday at four o clock until further notice.
Lord Lieutenant Audience Schedule Declares Times
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant announces audience days on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two, with Thursdays reserved for Military Business only starting at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transaa
Second Number of Debates in Parliament Published
This Day This Work by T Byrne at 15 Parliament Street promises candid impartial coverage of debates in both Houses. It will be issued in Numbers with expedition and invites communications to correct unavoidable inaccuracies, pledging faithfulness to the trott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Byrne
Parliament Street
Prince
Royal Birth Celebration Ode At Castle And Ball
March 5 observations note a jubilant royal observance with an ode at the Castle in the morning and a grand ball and supper at night. Nobility attended dressed in Irish manufacture as verse praises Queen and monarch's peaceful throne. The text extols domestic virtue and national prosperity through loyal tributes and celebratory verse.
Disorder and murder rumors ripple through Bath and Drogheda
A tumultuous scene near Bath disrupts carriages and injures servants as crowds clash with nobility. In Drogheda, surveyor Pentland is murdered by a concealed assailant, with three suspects captured and jailed. Reports also note a large fire at Mr Macaboy’s stable and various obituaries across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Westmoreland
Bath
Dame- Breet
Macaboy
Boolsheeba
Bennetstown
Mr. Pentland
Drogheda
Reed
Montreal
Canada
Returns of the Quantities and Prices of Corn Grain
Abstract of returns for Dublin and liberties from February 9 to February 26, 1791. Specifies barrel equivalents for corn grain flour and oats, including stone measurements for barley wheat oats and oatmeal. Presents average prices and quantities as recorded for the city markets and adjoining liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Harley
Bryan
John Moore
Belfast
Cork
Meogheda
Sal Dundalk
Ag A
Kinsale
Limerick
Derry
Newry
Ross
Sngo
Wicklow
Waterford
Wexford
Youghall
Register of
Thomas Soref
Dubin
Houfhold
Ron
Drogheda
Medlin
Loftus Packet Arrives with Noted Passengers for England
The Loftus Packet arrived with Captain Lee Rev Mr Burke Mr Mofa Mr Sweetman Captain Johnson Mo Hill and Mr Brown aboard. The Mary for England will depart tonight at half past nine then at twelve noon. Vessels bail for March 2 and 3 include twelve ships and seven more. Names include Sally Sally of Wicklow Lydia James Mary Anne Elizabeth and Betsey with cargoes of timber goods and coals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loftus Packet
Lee
Burke
Mofa
Sweetman
Johnson
Mo Hill
Brown
England
Betty
Sally
Wicklow
Hardy
Dan
Clermont
Chepstow
Neil
Lydia
Bourdeaux
Kellert
James
Mary
Arundel
Bridgewater
Duke of Leinster
Liverpool
Paiehy
Gera
Flora
Sriftol
Man
Anne
Elizabeth
Whitehaven
Allen
Rotterdam
Betsey
Heron
SunRise and Sunset Times Shown For Dublin Records
Weather station style figures show daily rise and set times for Dublin with numeric schedules. The excerpt lists times across days with high water and related maritime references, indicating a historical timekeeping fragment.
Proclamation offering rewards over 50 pounds for Westmeath raid suspects
A royal proclamation from Westmorland announces rewards of fifty pounds for each of the first three suspects who are discovered and convicted in the January raid on William Fagan of Loughapas Westmeath. It calls magistrates and officers to aid pursuit and promises royal pardon to accomplices who aid capture. The notice is dated February 1, 1767, with signatories FitzGibbon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lieutenant
Council of Ireland
Westmorland
William Fagan
Loughapas
Westmeath
Honse
Majetty
Sibi
Jubice
Fitz Gibbon
C. Warelod
Valestia
J. Pa
Blaquiere
Tifemry Barge
Goosen
James Cutte
J. Woonek Mason
Artin Yose Longfield
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Cornmarket
Dublin Castle
Chor U
Queena
Peige
Vic
Avas
Barview
Irish Fund
Lrublin
Eccaavar
Royal Canal
Balla Iy
Ditto
Port-News
Ballall
Sat
Sun
GOD
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