Execution and punishment reported in Carrickfergus town
The article details a public whipping in Carrickfergus for Park and Dickson, followed by 18 months imprisonment and harsher future enforcement. It notes a stabbing incident during the crowd, medical attention, and disciplinary action against General Palzell. Additional local items cover an inquest into Mary Biglane’s drowning near Oakfield, Campion’s fall from scaffolding in William-street, and night marauders at Millgrove. It concludes with bequests from Thomas Phibbs and agricultural notes on orchards and pears in Scotland and Clyde area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Dickson
Palzell
Abraham Fenton
Mary Biglane
Oakfield
Ligo Journal
M. Campion
William-street
G. Jackson
Millgrove
Clogheen
Caer
Thomas Phibbs
Dunamurry
Sligo
Andrew Gray
Craigs
Scotland
Clyde
Dalziel House
Dalziel Manse
Jarvieston
Emigration Trends and Trade Tangles Hit Atlantic Currents
London reports dwindling emigration to France while arrivals surge, boosting the island's position. A Ludiaman bound for Antwerp rests at Queen's Channel. Governor Cienfuegos defies port closure orders, aiding Creole interests. Admiral Apodaca sails to Vera Cruz as Viceroy of New Spain. A Cuba import duty is levied to fund anti privateer actions along the coast. Reports also recount American consul Lee's recall and a commemorative card praising his humanitarian acts, plus theatre notes, price histories, and debt figures from 1814–15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ludiaman
Batavi
Queen's Channel
Scheldt
Antwerp
Havannah
Cienfuegos
Mexico
Apodaca
Vera Cruz
New Spain
Cuba
Carthagena
Buenos Ayres
Board of Trade
Armicix Vesnele du Criize
Virginia
Bour- Wauk Em
Bourdeaux
Lee
Robert Wilson
Ats
Our Coutey
Roy
Legion of Honour
Firat
Island of
Elba
Police Cavalry
C. Imprendd
William Lee
United States
Bourdeaus
Harmancet
Terry
Barone
Henry I
Europe
Common Council of London
Edward I
Richard
Elizabeth
House of Commons
Uae
Tyne and Wear
Humphrey Davy
Lord Cowper's Park
Canterbury
Arvin
Ishop Burnett
Remarkable Roebuck experiment on late harvest ripening in cold autumn
In 1782 Dr. Roebuck reported that oats left in the field ripened and filled at low temperatures. He compared standing grain to mowed grain, finding eleven in-field grains equaled thirty cut grains after two weeks. He notes average October heat around 43 Fahrenheit and urges farmers not to abandon unripe corn in cold falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roebuck
Royal Society of Edinburgh
Ponda
Kinniel
Borrowstounness
Fahrenheit
Adjourned Special Session Under Insurrection Act
The court adjourned the special session convened under the Insurrection Act at Molden Clonmel on Monday September 16 1816.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molden
Clonmel
Insurrection Sessions Hearings in Clonmel District
The Special Sessions of the Peace under the Insurrection Act were held in Clonmel with Serjeant Jebb and twelve magistrates. Numerous defendants including Wo Cullough and James Hannigan faced charges of idle and disorderly conduct and rioting connected to a prior rescue of prisoners and attacks on police. Several were convicted or acquitted after testimonies by constables and local residents. sentences varied from imprisonment to mercy recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebb
M. Moore
Wo. Cullough
James Wheatley
Capt. Wilson
Cullough
Kilnemanna
Prendergast
Andrew Ardell
Wilson
Wheatley
Jast Assizes
James Hannigan
Golden
Alexander Gray
Wills
Thomas Corcoran
William M'Cormick
Captain Wilson
Timothy
Tiaemsell Sa Witti
Corcoran
Dyeyer
Dwyer
Tinue
Ryan
White
Mor
Timothy Dwyer
Ballagh
Donnhill
Andrew Kearney
Patrick Crowe
Thomas M‘grath
Magon
Connor Ryan
James Walsh
Cloughsoile
Wal H
John Hickey
John Duyer
James Comerford
William Carty
Robert Barry
Caher
Ifa
Offa West
Clonmel
Dunn’s
Carty
Maher
Patrick's
Comerford
Thomas Mguire
Robert Swee
Charles
Pemplemore
Casper
Cashel
Rove's Green
Tourles
Lyagyamare
Prieve
Jehh
Boll
Michael Ryan Wis
Beng Absest
John Gabson
Saer
Ce Presoner
Toying
Gilwan
Mar. Willington
Hickies
Baniel Hyan
Bey
Joseph Sheppard
Jaisonier
Fogarty
Aur Yu
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London
America
Clonmel Herald
McOrmick
Hugh M‘cloud
Kilneyanna
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