Annals of Irish Popery Part II No Vil 1642 Proclamation and Rebellion
A 1642 chronicle reports the King's Proclamation against Irish rebels issued at Westminster, the entry of rebels into Cashel, confinement of clergy, accusations against MPs, and collective actions by rebels including brutal assaults on Protestants. It notes royal and parliamentary reactions, depictions of atrocities, and ongoing turmoil in Ireland and England.
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Annals OF Irish Popery
Palace of
Westminster
Boras
Cashel
Edward Banks
Banks
Temple
House of Commons
Odinas
Rushworth
Najson
Rapin
Lord Maguire
Rit
Sianorr
Plucket
Rosetti
Popeh Ecclesiasus
England
Ireland
Newmarket
Ha Sida
Lancashire
Edward Slacke
Gusteen
Adam Clover
Llonesie
Cavan
Dean Sj
James O'Reilly
Hugh Brady
Ma Clover
Templé
College of Dublin
Colonia
Common Council of Londons
Thuy
Auishionth
She O'Connor
Dligg
Coyncu
Sligy
Jad
Charles Ol Conher
Filan
Rierotts
Sligo
L'Hig
Jane Stewart
Sin Slyso
Shu
Dia
Dep Ang
Belel
Cinogheuphter
James Fais
Fred Hamlon
Arthor Porches
Gravard
Clopy
Dubin
Dennis O'Shesidap
Bedet
Burnet
Edward Deane
Ocram
Hellare
London
Leland
Naison
DE Falkirk
Papal Reshuffle in England Prompts Catholic Board Debate
Dublin Journal and Holyhead Mail report London papers note a Concordat transferring control to the Crown. d Appointé Vero placed with the Crown, Catholic correspondence to Rome to be inspected under relief bill terms. Catholic Board faces questions on submission to a Protestant monarch.
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England
Church of Rome
Holy See
Unfounded report amid Passages voyage and news
A fragment reports a vessel from Passages leaving on the 18th and mentions alleged news of Sir John Hope's death at Bayonne from wounds. It also notes plans to send 10 000 troops from Lord Wellington's army to America including the Fugileers 8th regiment and a strong artillery corps.
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John Hope
Bayonne
Lord Wellington
America
Fugileers
8Th Regiment
Stong Corps of Artiilery
Prize Essays Awarded at Trinity College
The winter course of lectures at the Anatomical Theatre of Trinity College ended Monday with two of three prizes awarded. John Kelly won for Essay upon the causes of Praternatural Labour, and Mr Mullen won for Essay on Circular Motion.
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Anatomical
Trivity College
Macartney
John Kelly
Mullen
Outrageous crime and heroic defense near Lisminan
Frightful nighttime raid by 140 armed men targets Wm Hayden of Lisminan and his family. Hayden pursues the robbers, captures two, and they are sent to Kilkenanale Bridewell. Local vendetta and house burnings reported near Holycross and Arcinayle. Magnificent ship later arrives off Bere Island after pursuing French frigates. A violent storm on the 17th ult. causes a dramatic topmast failure, but crew unharmed due to prompt shelter and Providence.
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Hayden
Lisminan
Gneerchey Pande
Kitlepaule
Richard
Ben, Nefather
Johnstown
Kitllenanle
Bridewell
William Pephefather
Oliver Latham
Cocke Eeger
Eno
Pia
Moses Thinany
Lishbrooks
Holycross
Thomas Barragacy
Brown
Arcinayle
William Ryan
Longhéld
Balla
Clonmel Herald
His
Lane
Bere Island Bay
Brest
Buonaparte
Cork
Armistice Negotiations Reported in Hamburgh Dispatches
London papers describe a 14 day armistice between Davoust and Bennigsen via Altona with hopes of Paris dispatches. The reports note troop desertions, anticipated French withdrawal, and possible cession of Hamburgh to Russia as the siege changes unfold.
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Davaust
Poe
Napoleon
Opperman
Altona
Qourier
Paris
Hamburgh
Russia
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