Trial of Hunt on second day in Conspiracy case
Testimony recounts a mass meeting in Middleton and surrounding villages with Bamford at the head of a marching group. Witnesses describe flags music and banners, the fear of disorder, and claims of violence and alarm among residents as Yeomanry arrived.
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Coneptracy
Kine
Tun
William Morris
Middleton
Bamford
Vamford
Tour Brenet
Flintell
Orange Club
Ireland
Smedley Cottage
Sandley Cottage
Manchester
Witneas
God Save the King
Hunt
John Heaton
Rochdale
Union
Yossph Traves
Oldham
Mr. Chippendale
Chippendale
John Ashworth
Moscow
James Duncombe
Yeomanry
Perdona
Roger Entwistle
Ohlham
Francis Phillips
Alain
Hest
Otis
Nadan
Hastings Without
Jeremiah Leith
Granmar
Sail
Mr. Bunt
John Barlow
Runt
Thomas Styan
Markit-place
Edward Simpson
Mathew Cooper
Petersfield
Cape of Liberty
Mr. Hunt
Messrs
Johnson
Saxton
Knight
Swift
Jones
Witness testimony on street mobilization and financial deceit
The proceedings describe alleged street mobilization with small forces forming on Diewingon street and preparations to resist. A witness remained until the groups were taken up. The record mentions prior correspondence with the Cherokee and Mourning Post and a Burton resident who borrowed money with improper compound interest, leading to detection. The court adjourned as the testimony reached a point.
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Foris
Diewingon
Lhoe Vo Fares
Als
Heanut
Dawes
Fogg
Burton
Meo
Tie
Gia Otetork
Dublin Pourmat and London Main Stoke Town Arrival
The Dublin Pourmat latest to reach town while The Cussren Matic remains due. Details on schedule and origin sparse, but arrival notes indicate ongoing maritime movement with local interest in authentic vessels.
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London
Trial proceedings of Hunt and others for Conspiracy
Reported here are the first day’s proceedings in the Hunt conspiracy trial as enabled by exclusive access via London papers. A second day summary is promised in a separate column and a potential third day report from the Dunster Mace is expected if timely received.
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Hunt
London
Dunster Mace
Ribbonmen threaten peace as assizes pass
Reports from the western districts warn that Ribbonmen violence may resume after the assizes. A night attack on Charles Daly’s Lilbolane Cottage near Charleville left him injured and pistols stolen. Walter Ward of Belledsle fled Galway after Ribbonmen destroyed his home. Assizes at Mayo and Carrickfergus convict several Ribbonmen and order punishments. Officials fear continued unrest until harvest, with locals split on the peasantry’s future obedience.
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Charles Daly
Lilbolane Cottage
Charleville
Walter Ward
Belledsle
Galway
Mayo
Csmanxs
Hynes
Raftery
Royle
Fleet
Antri
Carrickfergus
Henry M'Gill
Edward A. Lister
Bernard Murray
John M'Aaty
John Mamill
Michael Linn
Ballyiena
Aul Alev
Juin Boyd
Ballywgna
Altho
Zex
Ribboniaa
Uchen
France Journal Dated Notes on Funeral and Debates
The Paris Journal reports that preparations began at Ste. Deca Chapel for the interment of the Duke of Wei with services planned the next day. In the Chamber of Deputies debates followed about Moniteur intrusion and annual indulgence, plus a law on arbitrary imprisonment and a three month limit for reports and decisions after documents are delivered to the Minister of Justice.
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France
Paris
Ste. Deca
Duke of Wei
Review of Exdibvrgh Reassesses LX Act and Ivanhoe
The piece surveys an Edinburgh Review on the LX Act and J Ivanhoe, praising the author yet noting faults such as haste and invention questions. It discusses financial distress postwar, the Bank measures, and the impact of a paper currency system on trade, taxes, and debt, urging retrenchment and a return to sound finance. The article foresees further discussion on Ireland’s governance and reviews broader fiscal policy implications.
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Bank of England
Wir
Europe
Imelf
Thiney
Dublin
Munday
Abu Usds
Rfefield
Ireland
Edinburgh Review
Steam Boats Open For Dublin to Holyhead Trade
The Talbot Steam Packet begins service between Howth and Holyhead with the Span Awe to follow. Proponents praise steamers as faster and more reliable than sail, noting previous ventures like the Valdez flourished in summer but retreated in winter. readers are urged that winter voyages could still profit if steam conveyance remains available year round.
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Talbot
Howth
Holyhead
Alno
Wang
Dublin
Valdoz
Byperuder Bummer Navigation
Tal
Irregular 19th Century Commentary on Invention and Public Patronage
Fragmentary text argues that invention merits depend on practical usefulness and timely support rather than speculative promises. It condemns a current system of a steam packet company and promises to resume the topic in a future discussion.
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Tariot
Health of the King Improves Amid Rumors of Loss of Appetite
The Brighton Ferald transcribes notices on His Majesty's health stating improvement and satisfaction among his medical attendants. Reports claim the King’s doctors see no foundation in travel for waters at Chetten and express confidence in his gradual recovery.
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Brighton
General Election Results and Candidates Across Counties
A sprawling report lists election results and candidate names for multiple counties including Waterford, Carlow, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan, Leitrim, Sligo, Down, Wexford, and others. It notes the state of polls in Cork and Queen's County, mentions Newry elections, Armagh proceedings, and Mallow polling details with candidates such as Needham, Metcalf, Beecher, and Jepson, reflecting a broad electoral panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Billaniskillen
Richard Minnis
Wexford
Carew
Fay
Lord Stopford
Cork
C.H. Hatchinnen
Callaghan
N.C. Colthurnt
Queen's County
Mliryborough
Marth
Polo
UE. Parneth
Dunne
Drogheda Od Bay
Metcalf
Wallace
Beecher
Jepson
Ftwr
Armagil
Armagh
Marc
Vuy Welock
Eluetiot
Seutling
Wallan Stitt
Hue
Xe Stuart
Arthur T. Belly
Lurgess
William Bat
Rovereien
Posse
Mir Stuart
Mallow
W. Wrixon Becher
Jonas Stawell
Bay
Savage French
John Longfield
Ney
Major Croker
Bechur
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Fio
Rabo P. Tr
Pana Luew
Dublinon Loudon
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J. Ivanhoe
Maverly
Shakespeare
Mary
England
Germany
Finance
Parlia
Great Britain and Ireland
America
His Majesty
EWR
Newry
S. Ros
Castletreet
Reid
John Melling
Lord Ki
Melling
Ela
Tom
Noesthian
Corey
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