The Duke of Ormond in Birmingham Prison Case
An account from Birmingham dated Nov 4 to Nov 10 describes Henry Gru thas questioned by a magistrate after being identified as the Duke of Ormond. He denies Hagley origins, mentions garb found at the dungeon, and authorities link him to Captain Pearpoint. An associate from Hagley challenges his identity as Griffin of Hagley. Additional items note a Preacher planned at the Amphitheatre and the Newmarket banker Hammond visiting the dungeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Magtrate
Henry Gruthas
Binfelf
Duke of
Ormond
Hagley PI
Hagley
Griffin
Griffin of
Fearow
Thesoon
Pearpoint
Wallace
Hammond
Newmarket
Duke of Ormand
London
Lord Malley
Hubbard
Priesty
Newmarket Royal Scandals Denied by Windsor Officials
A storm of rumors at Newmarket is debunked by officials denying any indiscipline by Prince of Wales's horse Escape, and alleging fabrication around jockeys and royal protection. Claims of dissension with the Duke of Bedford, Warwick Lake remarks, and rider conduct are rejected as untrue. investigations cleared the Royal Stable and implicated parties defend their honor amid public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escape
Bregal
Prince of Wales
Duke of Bedford
Warwick Lake
Hia
Firth
Newmarket
Lake
Fox
Willougaby Afton
J. Duttog
Thie Faileman
Anto Chiffrey
Bien
Charles Bunbury
Frampton
Athe Have 2 Of Ly At Ool
Fragmentary OCR notes mention schooling and literacy themes with unclear references. The text lacks identifiable people, places, or events to form a coherent news card.
Bond Between British Vessels and Arcot Nabob Shipwreck Mystery
An English captain named Byrne reported a Malay vessel holding a bucket from the lost Cato ship. He learned years earlier a large ship wrecked near Mala bar coast and most people were killed by order of the Malay King. Some survivors might still live, offering distant hope to bereaved families and a nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrn
Arcot
Mahomet
Mecca
Teafon
Cato
Burn
Byrne
Monument Fund Planned by Theatres for Beloved Patron
Loyal supporters from Theatres unite to honor their patron with a memorial. Young Bannister starts the subscription drive, joined by Parsons, Dodd, King and others who already pledge generously. Mr Sheridan adds one hundred guineas to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannister
Parsons
Dodd, King, &c. &c
Sheridan
Dublin Prorogues and Royal Canal Progress Report
The Dublin parliament is prorogued to January 18 for budget dispatch. Lord Mayor orders police action on Poolbeg vessels with twenty shillings per day penalties. A robbing gang targeted bank papers believed to contain over 15,000 pounds. bags of cash from 70 towns may be involved. Edward Cooke, Secretary at War, arrives with his wife. Lord Charles FitzGerald also in town. A pedestrian is badly injured in Britain Street. Jervis Street Infirmary receives him. A fire at Mr Deate's house on Ulster's quay is contained. Royal Canal progress accelerates toward Maynooth with a major Rye Water aqueduct project. Social notices from Cork include marriages and engagements among local gentry. Obituary notices include Mrs Grace, widow of Thomas Grace, formerly of Rakeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hadmilad
Ireland
Perfane
Edward Cooke
England
Charles Fitzgerald
Carton
Britain
Jervis Breet
Maynooth
Manaiaces
Cork
Edward Rutter
Zyl
Mufe Hatbara Boland
John Boland
Murtey
Gift Regiment
Digby
Captain Jones
London
Mile Hudson
George Hudson
Newmarket
Doger Qsburne
Car
Mite
Ely
Samuel Bily
Wexford
Joseph Vigne
Bell’Davises
Powmlend-treet
Daarus
Donnybrook
Lord Viscount Chetwynd
Callan
Wolanm Hearn
Ar Limenck
Proclamation on Irish Riot and Transport Trial June 1791
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland we publish a proclamation offering a reward and pardon to riot participants connected with the Cappquin attack on John Greene and guards, naming James Linnane as ringleader. Officials are ordered to pursue and arrest all involved and bring them to justice before December next. The document cites indictments from Clare and mentions Molony and Molony defendants and related possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepponin
Tad Coury
Fred Selkiney
Gimeen
Waterford
Cork
Fox Ny Bay
John Greene
Cappo~quin
James Linnane
John Greane
Linneen
Jol Greene
Cid
Linnane
James Linpine
Ay Linneon
Jamies Linnane
Greene
William Linneen
Treland
Livagne
Magetty
Perso
Pertons
Jattes Linnane
Pertoxa
Ueder
Sateis Vean
Ciave
Clare
Timothy Kelly
Laurence Molony
de Older
Lawrence Molonny
the Younger
Patrick Miolony
Michael Molony
Pte Motaine
Sonat
Thomas Molony
John Molony
Yeoren
Parck Motoni
Smith
Ohn Cunneen
Yeoman
Pari
Dyfarr
Mackulen
John Kaity
John Keily
Cate
Clara
Daniel Tool
William Shaughnetly
Burcher
James Shaughnelly
Ennis
George the
Ballernalicky
Stephen Mrs Donogh
Sophien M‘donogh
Lievenant
Council of Ireland
Tonothy Kelly
Patrick Molony
Michael Mo My
Jobe Molony
Joln Molony
Smith John Cunneen
Daniel ‘Wool
Mischael Shaughnaftey
Butcher
Jamen Shaughnaftey
Airender
Clase
Council
Dublin
Fitz-Gibbon
Drogheda
Bellsmont
Loftun
K Blaquiere
John O'Neill
D- Latouche
Hobart
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Cosattcett
Aicome
Sthip Cato
Imbal Lux
Panga
Mace
Hipwreck
Wwe
FEMA
Allan
Hye Parker
Hiv Command
Clementa
Ae Sexing
Garrick
Thomas Streft
Tublin
Houfield
White
Markee
Noy
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland
Westmorland
C. Chas
Cashel
Bellamont
Lafiys
Caneton
He Cavendith
Latouche
R. Hobast
Arthurs Wolfe
Lord Lieutenant and Council
Relando
Azereas
Maesty
Dubin
Cestain
Thin K
Felow
William F. F Lusttghagne
Westmoat
William Fagan
Fagan
Lily
William Pagan
Coun
Fife
Tod Olmers
Feviuay
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