Convene Preholders of the Limerick Clan on a Paper
Sheriff John Waller of Limerick calls the Preholders to meet as early as possible to consider a circulating paper signed Edward Bye dated May and fast. The 1792 summons lists numerous local names and officials, urging a timely gathering to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Consideranon
Edward Bye
Limonice
Augultis
John Matty
J. Prendergatt Smith
Bawint Mafty
Henry Pery
Vere Hunt
Charles Weeker
R.¥. Quin
Ralph Wellopp
Riched Taylor
de Courcy O'Gady
Oba Brown
William Mary
Wiam Odell
George Matty
Thomas Firgibbon
Hugh Matty
We Green
Richard Taylor
Read Fart
William Croker
Richard Harre
W. A. Wilson
Gathreg
Michael Scanlan
Robert Copley
Henry Sawler
Ee Ballynegard
Anthony Lefroy
John Matiy
Wiliam J. Locke
Croftie Morgell
John Gently
Anthony Copley
John T. Westropp
Henry Harding
Err Croker
Ames Ellard
Jung Tuiim Cox
Francis Fottery
Jorn Fitzgerald
John Hesiron
Lyre Matty
George Hewison
William Parker
Charles Conyers
Jun
Catholic Levee Proposes Popish Congress in Limerick Meeting
A Limerick County gathering on August 18 1792 read a circular by Edward Byrne and a Catholic subcommittee urging a Popish Congress to rival Protestant power. Officers warned such a body could threaten Ireland’s established church and urged MPs to oppose any relaxation of the Papist Laws and Catholic voting rights. The Sheriff was thanked for convening the meeting and the chairmanship passed to Sir Richard Quin East.
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Limerick
Edward Byrne
Diregion
Ireland
National Assembly
Congress
Catholica of
Edward Bye
Spb
Howard Byrne
House of Communions
Faery
John Waller
Seditious Letter Sparks County Assembly in Roscommon
The Grand Jury of Roscommon denounces a printed Letter from the Catholics of Ireland Sub Committee as dangerous and incendiary. They contend the missive falsely claims Catholics lack trial by jury and presses for an elite franchise, urging action against Protestant ascendancy and citing France’s example. Names of local officials and subscribers are listed as signatories.
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Roscommon
Suramer
Ireland
France
GoRd
Reward Offered for Capture of Mob in Police District
A London police notice dated August 23 offers twenty pounds for convictions of mob participants who assaulted Constable Philip Henry Godfrey and Constable John Kinnier. An additional ten pounds is offered to any person revealing those responsible within three months. The commissioner backs the rewards to support officers in the line of duty.
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Herbas
Patrick-flrees
Metropol’ S
Philp
Henry Geert
John Rinnier
Police
Philip Henry Godfrey
John Hinnier
Sankey
Perron
License voided for William Sharpley liquor license
Three commissioners of His Majesty's Revenue publish in the Dublin Gazette that William Sharpley of Church Street Dublin is deemed improper to hold a liquor license. By authority of an Act of Parliament they determine and void the license granted to him for selling liquors at his premises dated August 1st 179% at the Custom-House Dublin.
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Dublin Gazette
William Sharvely
William Sharpley
Custom-House
Dublin
Westmorland
Commons
R. Hobart
the King
Stockholm
Drotoingholm
Ankarstrom
Hora
Ribbing
Liljehoro
Ebrenswald
Florida Blanca
Spain
London Derry Grand Jury Repudiates Catholic Sub Committee
The City and County of London Derry Grand Jury on July 6 1792 denounced a paper attributed to The Sub Committee of the Catholics of Ireland. They warned that union efforts threaten Protestant ascendancy and the nation’s constitution, urging continued lawful conduct and opposing clerical lay committees.
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Wwe Eas
Egwane Beane
Catholics of Ireland
London
Derry
London- Derry
Foreign Intelligence Report on Moldavia and Empire Politics
Vienna August 82 reports that after the Emperor’s return he may travel via Galicia to the Diet of Moldavia. Morufi, Moldavia’s hospodar, gains favor with the Porte while denouncing Runifia as a traitor. The Archbishop’s revenues are secured while his prefect is suspended, prompting Petersburg’s wrath and possible replacement of the Moldavian prince.
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Vienna
Galicia
Transylvania
Morufi
Moldavia
Porte
Runifia
Rif
Ruffia
Petersburgh
King of Poland Rumored Abdication and Retirement
Circulating report claims the Polish king, weary of throne troubles, contemplates abdication and retirement to spend his remaining days in exile. The alleged dates and implications have displeased the public and court.
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Poland
Rotterdam August 26 Paris envoy expelled by Dutch court
The text reports that the Brates General and Uruth Cabinet have ordered the Ambassador to leave Paris and France. It asserts the Republic of the United Provinces remains firm, while cautioning that the High Mightinettes express motives regarding the sovereign’s personal piety.
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Uruth
France
M. Lettevenun de Berkenrode
Paris
Republic of the
United Provinces
Genoa Faces Alarm Over Marquis de Brignole’s Fate
In Genoa, after four days with no word from the Marquis de Brignole in Paris, officials fear for his safety. A Preach frigate at Gator is ordered to remove officers and return to Constantinople, while Fortresa troops tighten control as reports about Brignole circulate.
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Senate of
Genoa
Marqus de Brigade
Paris
Gator
Ambashidor
Constantinople
Povernment
Fortresa
Marquis de Brignole
Fragmented Royal Assembly Deliberations And Extraordinary Commission Formed
A distressed record describes the High National Court at Orleans condemning suspension and new appointment of the King’s Committees. It notes a public display of guilt while private deliberation occurs for policy measures. An address from the North states intentions to retain executive power and oppose Parliament. The Assembly, with sympathy, establishes an Extraordinary Commission and a Vandal Legion after debate.
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Orleana
Ier
Reveigy Amira BA
Baring
Tne Tihexe Palys Sakes
Bing Td
Execution Report Echoes Amidst French Turmoil
From Paris August 28 reports say Melita Vimale Saneade and Sulliot were executed at Place de Greve for forging affigeata while nearby signs of revolt appeared. Turin sourced dispatches claim August 10 events favor the French cause and rumors spread that Louis XVI’s head was paraded in the capital. Clergy condemn monarchic remnants as hundreds of thousands rally in support of upheaval.
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Melita
Vimale
Saneade
Sulliot
Place de Greve
Fach
Meir
Dispatches Describe Hurricane Losses and Treaty Hopes
London reports from Cadiz describe a violent hurricane damaging many ships and cargoes with no loss of lives. a US Spain commercial treaty is being negotiated benefiting both nations and Cadiz merchants. Paris notes reveal royal and diplomatic movements, including pardons for conspirators and police orders.
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Yeterday
Jimie Duff
Eiqbia
Cadiz
Court of
Madrid
United States of America
Bith Ful
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