Conflicts in Kilkenny amid Popery Toleration Debates 1642
Excerpted notes from Kilkenny General Assembly 1642 describe arms funding, the Oath of Association campaigns, and the Supreme Council's powers across Leinster Connaught Munster and Ulster. Contested authority, Papist prelates, and troop mobilizations mark the period as Protestant government clashes with Confederate aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Kilkenny
Philip Hore
Dublin
Cat's Fibernia Anglicana
Goodwis and Reynolds
Lords Justices
Privy Council of Ireland
Borlase
Coz
Admiralty
Leinster
Nicholas Plunke
Supreme Council
Viscount Garmanstown
Viscount Mountgarret
Nicholas Plunket
Richard Belings
James Cusack
Connaught
Archbrshop
Tuam
Viscount Mayo
Clonfert
Lucas Dillon
Patrick Darcy
Devsky Brown
Munster
Vicount Roch
Daniel O' Bryan
Edmond Fitzmuorris
Doctor Fennel
Robert Lambert
George Comyn
Ulster
Armagh
Down
Philip O’ Reyly
Colonel Macmahon
Ever Macgennis
Tirlagh O'Neal
Richard Batewall
Kilkeny
Owen O'Neil
Ord Clanricarde
Louchet Earl
Castlehaven
Audley
Mugland
Leland
Ireland
Richard Con
Lathar
Innis
Prutestant
Stine
Leigud
Controversy Over Plansburg Naval Losses and Vienna Reports
The Dublin Journal cites Holyhead and Chester papers with details from Montreal on Lake Champlain and Plansburg. It notes discrepancies with earlier orders about Confiance and Lni nets loss, cites 14 000 troops, Prevost and Brisbane, and reports on retreat, provisions, and muttered resignations amid mixed naval and land actions.
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Holyhead
Chester Eye
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Plansburgh
Duelltown
Confiance
Linnet
Platsburg
Geo. Prevost
Brisbane
Power
BOC
Plansbury
London Dispatches on Ghent Depreciations and American Trade
Reports from Vienna indicate favorable government notes on the New Sociations amid Ghent depreciation concerns and anti factory sentiment. American produce trade volumes rise with Jerome Bonaparte becoming a Trieste merchant, while cotton and sugar markets show dullness and shifting prices. The New York 6 per cent bonds quoted around 75, with government paper issues feared and London exchange at a ten percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Ghent
Mercantila
Cere
Trieste
Jerome Boonaparte
New York
Goverment
Bilson London
Uiscount
News in Capiz and Halifax Dispatches from 1813
Letters from Capiz, France, report fever fears easing with few new cases. Authorities lift curbs, but many families flee. Halifax notices relay Sir John Sherbrooke and Rear-Admiral Griffith arrival, Penobscot forces, and updates on ships Betsey and Epervier. Details on land areas, ownership, and movements of naval forces across Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Dorset
Proenix Park
Sir George
Lady Hewitt
Edward
Lady E. Littlehales
Duke of Dorset
Bangor
Cotton
Peel
Bachequer
Charles Vernon
Airey
Handfield
Ready
Talbot
R. N
Majendie
Parker
Boyd
Dr. Slade
Rich
the Rock
Dublin
Williamstown
Merrion
James Roe
Duke-street
Tally
Newgate
Mercer -Street
Saunders
County of
Westmeath
Charles Lennon
Diamrainey
Leavon
Walderatown
Diumratmey
Capiz
France
Serg $U
Conde
Abibal
Hay
Monte Video
Halifax
Penobscot
Sir John Sherbrooke
Admiral Guuth
Bisgham
Messrs
Baring
Nova Scotia
John Sherbrooke
Griffith
Endymion
Pylades
Sylph
Gilbert Robertson
Newcastle
New York
Barclay
Ware
England
Betsey
Sumatra
Frenchman’s Bay
Roberta
Analaston
Savannah
Wales
Epervier
James Hay
Gibson
Sydney
James Hay Lete Sudelena
Batavia
Union
Isle of Prance
Mary Ann
Baracouta
St. Helena
Niger
Laurel
Ely
Cole O'Connell
Dave
Bed
Ceylon
Pat Dalrymple
Wren
Swesden
Othen
Battin
Alk
Hanbun
Peda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annals OF Irish Opery
Part Wu No. Xrik
Byarte
Tom Hittte
Edmund Gibron
Slevenagher
Inchiqnin
Buntchaeen
Treland
Geral
Comtender
Lord Mountgarret
Rochard Shea
Richard Coz
Meath
Kildare
Weaford
King's County
Queen's County
Wicklow
Longford
Catherlagh
Lord Brittas
John Kelly
John Baggot
James Dasey
Maurice Fitzharris
Limerick
J.D. Falkirk
the Dublin Journal
Leipsic
Itu
Europe
Cem
Journal de Paris
Gazette de France
Napoleon
Congress
Russia
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