Annals of Irish Popery Part II Amid Rebellion News
Lord Blaney arrives with news that Monaghan rebels seized a castle and Sir Henry Spenswood and Sir Arthur Tyrington sent intelligence of clashes. Protestants fear invasion as government braces, guards Dublin, and mobilizes forces while Old English loyalties waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals OF Irish Popery
Aughum
Luchot
Sanday
Blaney Havin
Monagiin
Tara
Asshes
Ezekiel
Ireland
Armadhaeus Rediverus
Fathes
Pravdig
Willoughby
Charles Cupteslso
Earl of Ormond
Capsick
Dublin
Nevengber
Borlise
Atunday
Kong
Scotland
Fey
England
Ths
Semple
Medutidity
Sertat
Temple
P. SU
the Pale
MaysMegesty
Rebellion in Ireland Linked to Popish Faction Leaders
A fragmented report from March 9 1814 details rebel activity in Ireland. It lists Catholic nobles and gentry from Meath Kilkenny Dublin and Wicklow who joined the uprising, portraying the rebellion as driven by Papist influence and Crown distrust of Protestant power. The piece notes Proclamation demands and ongoing conflict as the government contends with Catholic proponents of rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaiviz
Normanttown
Meath
Lord Mountgarret
Sin
Kilkenny
Niccholas Barnewaldy
Dublis
Walter Bahal
Catherlagh
Carlow
Dowth
Whuchas- Eugene
Math
Robbe Walher
Wicklow
Jamies ‘Dillons
Longford
Munster
Borlag
Pitan
Jisa
Uiser
Pale
Irelahd
Ieidon
Sohn DE Falkire
Occupation News From Bourdeaux and Allied Dispatches
The Dublin Journal reports British war dispatches from March 22 to 24 detailing Marshal Beresford’s force entering Bourdeaux on the 12th and the Allied advance against Buonaparte near Laon and Rheims. It notes Cape de la Lune and Laon’s heights, and mentions the White Cockade sentiment in Bourdeaux with residents pledging loyalty to the Bourbons. It also covers the execution of Michael Pot for conspiracy at Monté with a priest-present sermon urging warning against unlawful oaths.
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WAR Department
Ty Dowyning-Streety
Lord Wertivatin
Aire
Sourt
Tarbes
Wertiiaron
Pau
Sir R. Fitz
Marshal Bengsrogp
Bourdeaux
House of Bounson
Lowe
Col. Cooke
Marshal Blucher
Laon
Cooke
Chavignon
Paris
Buonaparte
Troth
Clacy
Somme
Buonsparte
Soissons
Lithet Soissons
Soissong
Rheims
Blucher
le Priest
Kheims
Chalms
Rhems
Kitcums
Montey County West
Mestha
Michael Pot
Jagres
Conneill
Mullingar
Monté
Athlone
Kilmanogue
iMoare
Matttys
Michael Fox
Corry
Saunders
Braazy Op Zoom
Brabana
Europe
Marshal Saxe
Lovendah
Baron Schartzenburg
Prince of Bade Hildborgsha
Cronstrom
Bergen Op Zoom
Bergen-op-Zoom
Aix-la-Chapelle
N.N.W
Antwerp
Meeting of Wexford Gentlemen Urges Suppression of Atrocities
In Enniscorthy on March 7 1814 a large Wexford county meeting pledged to restore order amid outrages against the lower orders. They authorize a £560 reward for secret information and call for government pardons for those who aid prosecutions, except the murderer of lands at Rarmovers and Kuocemour. A nine‑member committee is to oversee actions with funds totalling £2 393 6s 9d.
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Wexford
Enniscorthy
An Ron Cuan
Raraoosr
Kuocemour
Rarmovers
Appointment to Privy Council and Judicial Posts Noted
The Prince Regent via royal letter names William M Mahon Master of the Rolls in Ireland to the Privy Council. George Spear of Cleanally appointed Magistrate and Justice of Quorum for Tyrone Fermanagh and Cavan. Readers urged to support the St Peters Church charity in Westinusion with the same advocate as prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M*mahon
Ireland
Privy Council of
George Spear
Cleanally
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Cavan
St Peter’s Church
Corrow
Westinusion
Su Ulin
Ehuguruce
St Patrick's Day Celebrations At The Castle In Dublin
The Irish Court reports St Patrick's Day festivities at the Castle with a princely display of national feeling. A private drawing room followed for about ninety attendees including the Duchess of Darser and numerous titled guests, while guests filled St Patrick's Mall into the late hour. The piece notes preparations for ships and convoys, and a formal appeal to Lordship with signatures and courtesy phrases embedded in the period prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Mall
Darser
Anid
Caledon
Mireses
Eileane
Misa Browne
Ade
Abe Savage
H. Plackett
Mises Levinge
Colthuret
Earl of
Bective
Colthorst
Blackwoods Dei Sey
Empresa
Murder and trials in Kilkenny and Berg en Zoom siege
Contained report of a Kilkenny county murder trial with three men found guilty for killing a young man in his father’s house, leading to execution, and a separate note on the attempted mail robbery and the historic siege of Bergen op Zoom with French forces besieging the town in 1746 amid heavy bombardment.
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Carlow Assibes
Maron
Graigue
Tom Kinshelagh
Iris
Billy Kinshelagh
Mose
Jebb
Johana Tuite
Lord Norbury
Crown
Espinasse
Ridgeway
Kemmis
Jan Pollock
Crown Solicitor
McNally
Greene
Corco
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Tacitus
the Dublin Journal
Dublin-Castle
Chester
Holyhead
London Gazette
Marquess Weaturnaron
Bourdeaue
Marshal Beresbord
Moreau
Moréau
County OF
Publi
West Indies
Crconepas
Manca
Tast
Collier
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