Riot and pursuit in Galway area cause deadly clash
In Mayo and Galway counties a tense confrontation escalated as Ribbonmen attacked a military party led by Captain Blake. A prisoner was rescued, a man killed, and the mob dispersed after reinforcements arrived. the coroner’s inquest labeled Owen Connor’s death a result of a musket wound. Police and gentry assembled, and several suspects were named in the ensuing inquiry.
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Ribronnen
Galway
Nortt
Ige
Blake
Eoanich
O'Neill
Pat
Stanly
Blake Y
North Mayo
Pe Blake
Ge. Blake
Otha
Priner
Patrick O'Neill
3D Regiment
Arteck
Clare
D. Browne
Munday
Mayo
Paul Manion
Bay
Owen Connor
Widing Ensip
Edward Blake
James Cutie Blake
Fortysuere
Anid
Witmexa
Wituexa
Wines
Witnen
Dumen Caffe
Trowwstun
Arc
Privner
Michael Greffen
Owen Cunnur
Siears
Siears Anoad
Wen Conner
Star of the Ath Maya Millie
Eniden
Conspiracy Trials From London Papers Barged On
London papers recount the Cato Street conspiracy trials with details of meetings in Wilsons lodgings, the arrest of Thistlewood and co conspirators, and inspections by Magistrates and the Privy Council. Witnesses describe armed rehearsals, searches of Davilsons residence, and patrols identifying suspects before the February 22 dispersal.
Hazard the paralytic man examined by the Council
Anduld, a paralytic man named Hazard, was examined by the Council. He kept a reading and was involved in conspirators paying him weekly. The reason for his examination is unknown, but he was sent to Tothilfields with Skanons and Preston, who complained about not being examined and endured a harsh reprimand.
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Hazard
Tothilfelds
Skanons
Preston
Aketa
Henry Harris
Captain Harris
Dublin
Viscount Chateaubriand
Duke of
Paris
Anittad
LSU
Seusis
Otto Nave Bovis
Duke de Berry
Ponte
Kil Hin
Tie Bross
Saint
Kotzebue
Paslie
Germany
Lao
Sande
Manheim
Ole
Ben
Kytacbne
Prussia
Berlin
Germary
London
Monaghan Assizes Hold Court For Grand Jury
Monaghan Assizes report the Grand Jury sworn by Baron M Cuetuann, including Charles P. Bealic MP as foreman, with James Smyth found guilty of assault and robbery. Meath and Wicklow assizes noted small trials, Chief Baron and Baron Smith presiding, plus remarks on calendar seriousness and limited public interest. Reports also cover Dublin theatre patentees arrival and political commentary on French events and trials abroad.
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Monaghan
Baron M'Cuetuann
Crogh
Morn T
Charles P. Bealic
M P. Foreman
H. Weatenera
M. P
Richard Weseurs
John, Madden
Charles A. Leake
Jon Kerr
A. N
Bridget M.phillips
Co. Meats Assizes
Co. Wicklow Assizes
Baron George
Crown Court
G. L. Prove
W. Marnell
J. Synge
M. Saunders
E. Westby
G. Mo Droit
Dh. AL x
PW. Greene
Ce ‘Tottentam
Tha
Arese Hornidge
Rh, Howard
James Uritehtey
Mobert Truet
Umas Lingo
William Heishington
G.andeis Cain
Mas Strauford Dentin
John Harnidge
Willian Revell
Mesander Carroll
William Haigh
High Beeler
Esyrs
Haron George
Grand Jaew
London City Election Amid Parades and Caricatures
A summary of crowded polling days in London showing placards urging votes for candidates and a caricature of William Curtis. Voters rallied at Guildhall. results listed for Lord Mayor and aldermen across days with Waithman and Curtin among names. Recounts note crowds, shifts in energy, and continued scrutiny of the Livery influence.
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City OF London
Wits
Kingetreel
Ee Strott
Audh
William Curtis
Thair
Wilhom
Lord Mayer
Curtis
Wenenee
Waltham
William Curtle
William Waren
Wikrow
Wilhon
Curtin
Southwark Election Ends With Calvert and Wilson Victory
On Wednesday to Friday in Southwark the election shows Mr Calvert led with 572 votes, Sir Robert Wilson 1158, and Sir Thomas Turton 438 as the final tally. Turton withdrew, enabling Calvert and Wilson to be declared elected by High Bailiff Mr. Prinsep amid cheers. The borough signals reform support and electors hail the outcome as independence from Whig and Tory blocs.
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Southwark
Calvert
William Curtin
T. Turton
Mr. Calvert
T. Turlao
H. Wilson
Wilton
Han
Thomas Turn
Prinsep
Calvart
Robert Wileon
Re Cale
Rovest Wilemn
Snathwark
Roserv Wiese
Elacters
Robert
Ollow
Mr. Calvart
Robert Wilson
Tomas Turton
Westminster Election Debates and Reform Plea at Covent Garden
The High Bailie and candidates including Sir Francis Burdett address Westminster voters at Covent Garden. Alex Stowell urges reelecting Burdett on a platform of reform, denouncing corruption, defending parliamentary rights, and pledging support for constitutional change while noting political tensions and recent inquiries.
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Covent-garden
Francis Burdett
Me. Lamb
Mr. Hobhiewa
Tuk Lia Auitron
Alex Stowell
Uiey
Weatminster
Frandia Burdett
Apwanse
Geance Puace
Silveranith
Strand
Francis Burvere
Hia
Wein
House of Coromous
Annall
Bestick
Enasa Retinas
Famourable
Cause of Commons
Wis
Bond
Euflsse
Lopeleas
Election scene with Hobhouse Lamb contest and reform debate
A crowded election scene unfolds as candidates Hobhouse and Lamb seek support amid accusations of influence, reform principles, and parliamentary conduct. Speakers attack opponents methods, praise reform, and rally electors to back a candidate aligned with independence from rank and authority.
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Mulquiny
Hue and TV
Henry O'Brien
Connor Murphy
Lnhourer
Watia
Willian Maevy
Don
John Ody
Biddendun
Anner
Baut Dia House
C. Majoritanks
Wellesley
Edmond
Clabe
Wuehmond
Aed Fara
Beiksteine
Tower of London
Anes
Beckwith
Snow-hill
Conant
Huw-strent
Caturstreet
Liim
Spufelds
Birnie
Wright, Baud
Clampton, Chapman, Lee, Gillis
Howe Street
Star
Howe Department
Cato-street
Edgeware Road
Cobler
Shamonill
Earl of Hacawby
Earl of Westmoreland
Earl of Mulgrave
Sidmouth
Marquis Camdey
W. Scatl
Baker
Paulie
Thistlewood
Ings
Secretary of State
Tig Tower
Coldbail-Gelila
Portses
Wilson
Breen
Tig Offeen
Mienies
Elartley
Marg Nial
Saiki
Poshury
Grond Ubawe
Telinon
Berane Loil
Howeves
Guhie Cireninslaure
Davilson
Aroun
Wellington
New Road
Rathven
Patcal
Caluastrenl
Gang of Ascasning
Rutheen
Ellis
Arthur Thislaw
Smithers
Weateatt
Limecome
Trim
Patrule
Cato Street
Catu-street
Davidson
Fiere-Arms
Prewlen
Thistiawund
Malineux
Therday
Lasender
Hiahtop
Salmon
Ay Harriss Basse
White Street
Little Moorfields
Cato Streat
R. George
W. Shinwog
Privy Council
George
House of Correction
Westminstein
Ayer
Eich
Tate
Court of King’s Bench
Seto
Mr. Hobbowss
Baronet Stald
Mr. Wisant
Ramb
Hobhouse
Hsan Bamyy
Hluatings
Membarasa Ba
Wisnant
George Lamb
Lamb
Evans Bowteeller
Pall-Mall
Hon Berones
Puay
Wien
Lejour
Duny
Garemet
Retina
Breaindoue
Caine
Mr. Brand
Dacre
Wentminster
T. T Crana
Middlesex
Lpaitanine
Hogioust
Aga
Upinka
Lane
Lauis
Mr Lamb
Asia
Francis Warden
Iit
Laval
B.C. Whilbsend
Br. Byng
Martiness
Draper
Genthebe
Leels
Cundeets
Lond J. Ituayed
Jay Attiibet
Covent Fist
Ellice
St Oure
Capronu
Io Moore
Caprieb
Uratur
Wee Beeseree
Williaa
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