Annals of Trish Povery Part I No 32
A fragmentary 1643 English Civil War chronicle notes English army movements around Rose near Norwich, sieges at Athlone, Rathconnel, and Castlemartin, mass executions of Protestants, and atrocities by Sir Phelim O Neill and others as recounted by various witnesses and commissions.
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Annals OF Trish Povery
Rose
Norwich
Dublin
Richard Cos
James Shaw
Od Lawrhlin
Jonathan Linne
Catherlough
Carlow
Stapletown Wood
Mothre
General Assembly
Kilkenny
Supreme Council
Surluse
Lords Justices and Privy Council
Pape
Richard Greenvile
Athlone
Rathconnel
Preston
Wa. Vaughan
All Ireland
Borkise
Ireland
Marquis of Ormond
Thomas Burke
Rushworth
Rapin
Joan
Reid
Gabriel Constable
James Maxwell
Tynan
Kinnard
Armagh
Lieut. Maxwell
Archdeacon Maxwell
Judn Lempee
Rathcunnel
Rlchhael Barniy
England
Osmond
Burlase
Durday
Conner
Goodwin
Rey
Bourlase
P. Lut
Tharch
Ormend
Dutlin
Kukenny
Lyd Lisle
Dad
P. Luu
Castlemartin
Kildare
Tully
Tymolm
Oliver
Parkine
Pheliom O' Ney
Dundalk
Manus O'Cane
Muntssacce
Phelim
Colerain
Phelim O'Neil
Turlagh
Lorisrash
Londonderry
Bann
Anthony Stratford
Charlemount
Tyrone
John Matthew
Blyth
Hastings
Smith
Darragh
Stratford
Castlecanfield
Birge
Killyman
Fyrone
Temple
Henry Brinkhurst
Jones
Falkirk
United States Speech Presses Supplies and War Risk
The Dublin Journal notes the President speech opening an extra Congress session urging immediate funding and military action. It reports a new failed Fort Erie assault with 600 dead, and rumors of a Nova Scotia expedition toward Rhode Island or Chesapeake. It mentions a Plymouth expedition under Captain Walker and Nightingale’s 2000 troops against Macassar.
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Holyhead
Chester
London
Express
Liverpool
Halifax
United States
Congress
Fort Erie
Sir A. Cochrane
Nova Scotia
Chesapeake
Walker
Bedford
Wanstead
Batavia
Nightingale
President's Message to Congress on War and Victory
The President reports to Congress on war aims and conduct with Britain, notes British reluctance for mediation, and highlights American successes from Brown and Gaines in Canada, Jackson on the south, Lake Ontario and Champlain actions, naval feats, and the need for increased regular army and funding. He warns of British aggression and urges decisive national effort.
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United States
Congress
Edward Coles
Senate
House of Representatives
Great Britain
Europe
Russia
Ezultarion
Alexandria
Atlantic
Niapara
Brown
Scott
Gaines
Jackson
Tenessee
Baltimore
Miliia
Barries
Plattéburg
Lake Ontario
Uial Tranter
Lake Champlain
M Donough
Porter
Warrington
Blakely
Whiteia
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Mackinaw
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