Frantic French Emigrant Conflict Moves Parliament Debate
A fragmentary report recounts Mr Minfar’s eloquent speech in the House, warning against royal faction and foreign interference, outlining three groups among emigrants, and urging punishment of rebels. Adjournment suggested as Vienna, Florence, Naples, and Madrid views drift, with strict measures proposed for refugees and princes.
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Minfar
France
Englithmég
Masacin
Chat
Priel
Conde
Conti
Europe
Vienna
Germany
Florence
Naples
Madrid
Sardinia
Portugal
Siveten
Arnold
Venice
Seneva
Republick
Lieze
d‘Uzes
Diplomatic Certificates Urged for Foreigners in Vienna
London reports Prince Kaunitz announced that a vast number of foreigners require a certificate from their diplomatic representative to avoid being treated as suspicious. Stockholm notes a printed paper opposing war with France and supporting Amazin claims, while Constantinople says order has been restored after rebellions. Burke visits French exiles in Koblenz and Worms, signaling possible treaty effects on Nootka Sound and Canada.
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Prince Kaunitz
Vienna
Stockholm
France
Accoun
Atta
Afeica
Pacha
Scotert
Macedonia
Constan
Inople
Constantinople
Bucharett
Europe
A . Young Burke
Coblentz
To Formidable
Itludtri
Spain
Bo Yne Nootka
Partica
Late stormy weather and sea dangers rise in vast totals
An old letter from Southampton notes violent and fatal sea conditions far surpassing land incidents. It mentions a vessel arriving from Bilbao with Spanish wool and forty sheep seized at port on arrival due to export prohibitions. Treasury bounty and a royal lineage grand-daughter appear amid precarious financial matters.
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Southampton
Great
Didrese
Widow addresses officers on resignation funds request
The widow of officers seeks to apply to William Colvill Batchelor for the amount of their resignations. Government saving day issued money to discharge the same. October August 1791/1796.
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Ark
William Colvill
Batchelor
Iewalle
Noble visit and arrest near Curraghmore and Callan
Countre Kilkenny and Gaoher arrive from Curraghmore to Lord Ormiodde’s Castle while St Canice’s church grounds host guards. Lord Chancellor and Lady Pittgbbboo visit the Palace. two men, James Brown and John Bergin, are arrested in Callan for sealing forecloth theft, suspected in a Clonmel burglary.
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Kilkenny
Liedtenast
Countess of Wettmiorlaid
Curraghmore
Casle
Ormiodde
St. Canice’s Church
Éwa
Mount Guard
Palace
Dublin
Lambert
James Brown
John Bergin
Clonmel
Kilcolty Farm Outrage In Cork County
A violent attack at Kilcolty in Temple Breda Cork involves men abducting William Fennely from his bed, binding him to a tree near Balliora cross, and firing at him during a failed attempted house fire. The assailants reportedly acted over a dispute about estate division before death. Local notes mention a related burial and a plan to burn the farmhouse, with escape aided by a dairywoman. Lord Apaly appoints Reverend John Hagrison as chaplain and local charitable acknowledgments are recorded. High water marks at Dublin Bar and mail dispatch times are announced.
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William Fen-nely
Kilcolty
Temple Breda
Cork
Balliorea
Kilkully
Jar. Casey
White Church
John Casey
Sre
Apaly
John’ Hage Hagrison
Palmer
Mar Ballea
St. Ann's
Bagland
Dublin Bar
Abstract of returns for militia price and liberties
Fragmentary OCR mentions mildey pricel of Conn GHATS Gee and Probe with liberties adjoining. It lists quantities and items including stone and baral equivalents, referencing dates Saturday and Saturday 2, 791 with unclear names and places. The text is garbled, preserving only scattered names and measures without clear events or outcomes.
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Conn
Ranier
Bens
Flo Ua
Oatmpaina Bartel
Corn grain price notice from John Moor register
A colonial era notice lists AV AGE prices for corn grain per barrel as published under the Arizona Parliament authority with reference to John Moor and the Core Returns section of 1956.
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Barrelaiy
Avera
John
Moore
AZ Af
John’ Moor
Register of ‘Core Reterns
Fragmented 18th Century Rent Decree Passages
A fragmented OCR passage recounts a long tenancy dispute involving Clontarf and Rydercraw estates, detailing yearly rents and profits, lease terms, and the decree issued by authorities. Names like Charles and Marshal Feron's Price appear amid references to Park, Goblin, and Sheds of Clontarf, with dates tied to March 1764 and rental terms stretching decades.
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Pale Dewey
Nivety
Dias Garter
Relex
Charles
Marshal Fe
Goblin
Taine
Cape Hick
Rydercraw
Driblineg
Proclamation on Stamp Duties for Vellum Parchment and Paper
A proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland, John, Earl of Westmorland, declares fixed stamp prices for stamped vellum parchment and paper. It announces the sale of these materials at set rates from the first day of November and outlines duties and enforcement by the commissioners. The text maps duties and the authority overseeing price setting.
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Thomas Street
AL Mar
1St Royal
Drogheda
Lesseson
Ocober
Genepel
Ginor
Ireland
Westmorland
Hhia Kinj
Nursgf Chia
Pal
John Earl of
Liat
Kingdom of Ireland
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Hugh
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Crite
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