Royal Party to Weymouth and key dispatches from St Helena
Royal travel plans show the King and court moving from Hartford Bridge to Weymouth with a large party and messengers, while ships from St Helena bring intelligence on the Downs, with captains and officers detailed for Bengal and Bombay voyages. A riot in Penryn prompts military intervention. Simcoe to govern Canada and open Indian trade links. Reports from Madrid and Cadiz discuss foreign residents, and naval movements at Spithead raise alarm for future operations. A London crime tale ends with a prostitute’s arrest after a suicide attempt gone wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Raya
Adgutta
Wad
Budebeib
Atae la
Howe
Winstor
Weymouth
Saietas
Culnad
India
Hodse
Fife
Downs
St. Helena
Lord Walsingham
Dung
China
Henry Dundes
McNabb
Bombay
Lord Hawkerbury
Barkley
St-Helena
Gil
Jane
Bengal
Cape
Prince Dé Kaunirs
Aed
Moyependewan
Tippoo
Berlin
Pitt
Foreign Departat
Cxoarl Simcor
Wernor
Canada
Simcoe Erabark
Quebeck
Falmouth
Thia Town
Ovite
Ecenery
Penryn
Faldiery
Peasance
Millet
Ifeman
Hetston
Penzance
Oran
St. Ferdinand
Prolonged Parliament and Dublin crime report
The Parliament of this kingdom prorogued to November 1 next. A distillery fire in Pitt Lane caused minor damage. Crimes include a deadly assault near Camden Street and a murder in Kilmainham. Reports from Armagh and other offices note over a dozen murder trials upcoming. Belfast trial details, August to September indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furter
Codd
Jamica
Pitl Lane
Haa
Ropers Reft
Mr. Wille
Camdensstreet
Grand Canal
Salling
Willae
Eiflain
Dublin
James Ritezerald
Brooks
Kilmainham
Almos
Armagh
Carrickfergue
Julie Kelly
Susandah Kitten
Belfast
County Infirmary
House of Commons
Proclamation on Stamp Duties for Vellum Parchment and Paper
The Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland proclaims the scale and sale prices for stamped vellum parchment and paper under an Act of Parliament. It states prices to be set by commissioners and published for the fifth day of November, detailing duties and sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandoltreet
Martin's
Sefannah Hill
Frome
Kotee Warra
Bentinck Aree
Berwick
Ireland
Cstmorland
Leas
Earl of Weltmorland
Kingdom
Zeeland
Proclamation on Riot and Reward for Capturing James Linnane
The LORD LIEUTENANT and Council of Ireland issue a proclamation dated May 3 1791 pledging a fifty pound reward for the capture of James Linnane and other rioters involved in the Cappoquin mob attack on John Greene and guards aiding William Linneen. Authorities urged to seize offenders before November 18 and offer pardons to accomplices who aid conviction, signaling harsh punishment for riotous conduct. The document is signed by council members Fits-Gibbon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irea
Willwoat
Lohm Greena
Cappoquin
Wattford
Kheriti
Willan Libneen
Waterford
Cork
Botany Bay
Cappsquin
James Linnane
Ingeel Bengur
Greene
Ton Linnane
Feld
Ton Greene
Ward
Pete
John Greene
Guerd
Linneen
John Grearia
Mila Guard
Tfe
Linnane
John Groove
Oftan
Willian Linneen
John Gene
Guand
Teo Kerraway
James Limnatre
William Lingean
Lievesant
Ireland
James Linnare
Asthathe
Thailf
Dublin
Fits-Gibbon
Chas
Cathel
Pellamont
Lofius Meron
William Pagan
Gunn
Pitlois
Moule
William Fagan
Fred
William Fagin
Perfins Hall
Council
Bubnio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted
Antes
Tonle
Dock-Yarde
Deptford
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Forni
Deriyshire
America
Bugland
Levonshire
Devonhire
Peta
England
Cluce
Pelew Manus
Lord Thurlow Indiashan
Custom House
Abba Thole
Mr. Blanchard
Wilson
Pelew
ME Quuet
Witson
M’cluer
M'Cluer
New Guinea
Cadiz
Spain
Madrid
British Wool Society
William Conyngham
M. P
Scotland
Splibead
de Wefward
Jo Yarmouth
Trinity House
Spithead
Liong
Sophi
Bravn
Ber
William Breet
Powerscourt
Kerry
R. Hobart
the King
Yoyal
Athenver
Pawithy
Tien
Apa
Athens
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