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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1798

Page

4

Imperial News Alert From Cork To Manchester Treason Probes

Reports from Ireland and England describe Sir Roger Curtis arriving at Cork with fleet reinforcements for Ireland’s defense, a looming Proclamation against conspirators tied to the Manchester plot, and a government push to arm the populace. Navy actions off Ushant and a royal hunting outing are noted alongside proclamations, councils, and military preparations.

Midshing Ireland Kirkenay Roger Curtis Cork Kiinéstirty Roger Curis Ushant

Ireland Update: Executions In Carlow And Cork Unrest

News from Ireland reports five United Irishmen executed in Carlow, amid Defenderism trials at Philipstown. A fatal horseback accident near Ballinlaw kills Mr. Lumsden. Cork locals form an armed association to aid the government. Mount Rath attacks, prison burns, and multiple robberies and convictions unfold in Clonmel Kilkenny and surrounding towns.

Dublin Carlow Ballinlaw Lumsden Fethard Waterford Cork Philipstown Mountrath Waterford Regiment of Kilkenny John Kennedy Thos. Fitzpatrick D. Breene Ed. Slattery James Conway Thos. Conrady Martin Whelan Laurence Cantwell Wm. Buggy Win Culleton Fitzpatrick Bigey Mr. Richardson

Privateers And Captures In Atlantic Trade News

The report lists multiple 1797 sailings and captures, including the Columbus, Skinner, and American Eagle seized by privateers and confected ships carried into Rochelle, St. Martin, Guadaloupe, and Bayonne. It notes Oporto Packet foundering, Sally cut out and burnt, Lydia and General Gray taken, and Dutch fishing boats seized near Yarmouth with distress among crews. Also mentions Plymouth and Deal naval movements and Gravesend launching of the Achilles.

Columbus Skinner New York Amsterdam L'Antoinette Nantes Rochelle Tie Matty, Mead London Africa River Plata Brooks Charleston St. Martin’s Isle de Rhé Duke of Cumberland Currie Liverpool Pleta Jones St. Kitts Guadaloupe Oporto Crosley Hull Lisbon Wison Tortola St. Domingo Jamaica Porto Rico Barbara Dickson West Indies Lydia Aiusdell Charlton Hambro Brest General Gray South Seas France Joan the Kelper Shultz Dantzig Flushing Es the Superb Bernard Bayonne Yarmouth Cammodore M‘dovatt Holland Scheveling

O Connor’s attempt to flee and prison routine details

The text notes O Connor sought Erskine’s help before attempting escape to France to avoid treason prosecutions as Proprietor of the Pre in Ireland. It highlights vigilant concerns over oath taking by soldiers, county Correspoding Societies in Kent probing jurors, and a Maidstone arraignment with O Connor asking a barber to shave him, offering razors to shave himself due to gaol customs.

Kent O’connor Maidstone

Lord Duncan Recovered and Naval Movements Amid War News

Lord Duncan is perfectly recovered after his late illness and bore the operation of being cut for the Fiffula with Camperdown firmness. Reinforcements for Sir Richard Strachan will block the River Caen entrance and Havre, while Admiral Kinesmitt orders Penguin to Limerick to convoy trade to the English Channel. A curious obituary notes Joan Lirrre, aged 84, with odd wealth tied to tontines and an array of wigs and breeches found at his residence, illustrating his strange life and final demise.

Lord Duncan Camperdown Richard Strachan Caen Havre Kinesmitt Limerick Gork English Channel Thames Joan Lirrre Batchelor Kentith

Two Troops of Yeomanry Reviewed in Kent by Prince William

The Yeomanry Cavalry units commanded by Sir Enwarp Kwareuautt and Capt. George Best were reviewed at Provender in Kent by Prince William of Gloucester and an Aide-de-Camp. After sword exercises, the prince and party dined, and the corps announced it would march to any part of Kent if needed.

Cuatuam Caresrexrretp Lord Carscarrt Damer Grevillte Gwynne Tower Hill Swinley Lodge Privy Council Duke of Portiano Manchester Ames Dixon Duke of Yar Dunpas Offcers Horte Guards CoarLoTe Windsor Parr Duke of York Hampshire Sudlex Lewes Duke of Richmox Char Enwarp Kwareuautt, Bart George Best Provender Kent Edward Knatchbull Prince William of Gloucester Repert Berrie Caerwynps Grendon Park Warwickshire George Caer Orry Haymarket Ottey St. James’s Park A&t Sussex Excise Office Croydon Fohnfin Zapfell Johnon Johnson Union Hall Allport Riegate

Annand Marries Sophia Bennett in Acermanbury

Lately Mr A Annand of Acermanbury wed Miss Sophia Bennett daughter of the late William Bennett banker of Faversham Kent.

Mr. A. Annand Acermanbury Sophia Bennett Willliam Bennett Faversham Kent

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