Insolvent Bill Passes in Dublin House of Lords and Dublin Money Bill
The House of Lords Saturday July 27 passed the Insolvent Bill with amendments and the bill for better collection of public money in Dublin city. Debates on tests for office holders and on Marshalsea regulation occurred, and Dr James Reynolds was ordered liberated from Kilmainham Jail. Adjournment set for August 16. In Dublin July 30, Royal Irish Artillery arrived at Limerick. troops escorted to Kilmartulla to deter a riot planned for Saturday. Limerick militia suffered casualties against a mob near Loughmore. Trials in Wexford and Refeggmmon offices resulted in multiple executions and sentences, with several rioters and a murderer acquitted or awaiting trial. Waterford Grand Jury list included seven Roman Catholic gentlemen.
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Dublin
Marshalsea
Lord Dillon
James Reynolds
Kilmainham
Kilmainhham
Reynolds
Royal Irish Artillery
Bourchier
Limerick
Chapelizod
12Th Dragoons
34Th Regiment
King’s County Royal Militia
James Erskine
L. Parsons
Forbes
Walter Widenham
Kilmartulla
Tulsa
Clare
Faid
County of Limerick
O’grady
Ballingarry
Gth
Loughmore
Wexford
Jatt
Toler
Mr. Waddy
Holt Barlow, Jr
John M‘dermott
Waterford
News From London and Valenciennes Dispatches
London dispatches report Major Major delivering orders from the Duke of York with no major news. Valenciennes gate seized under capitulation to prevent plunder, first Allied shell killed a family in one house. Highland regiment raised under Major Allan Cameron. Jamaica mail arrived in 45 days. Hyena frigate captured by a French ship after four hours. Darmes and Martin to protect west coast herring fishery. Norfolk affizes involve Harrell and Ettcourt case in Saxlingham parish.
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Major
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Duke of York
Valenciennes
Camébray Gate
Allan Cameron
Jamaica
Falmouth
Antelore
Porrucueze
Portmouth
Darmez
Martin
Scotland
Norfolk
Etre
Exchequer
Thomas Harrell
Saxlinghams
James Ettcourt Abwoad
West Indies Intelligence and Naval Movements Report
Kingston May 8 news describes the brig Infidele seized by Polly and Jean capt Redman with cargo of sugar and coffee and 500Johannes. Reports from Port Royal cite Carreras Guarda Costa with ten guns and 100 men, and a rumored Britain Spain alliance. Updates include Gardner’s fleet before Martinique and troop movements at St Domingo, with privateers and enslaved cargo aboard. The piece also recounts Marie Antoinette era details, a Marat murder account, and a new Order of Zi de Ronde in Prussia.
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Infidele
Polly
Jean
Redman
l’Islet
Port Royal
Carthagena
Guarda Costa San Josef
Romer
Great Britain
Spain
Jenny
Grenada
Gardner
Martinique
St. Pierre’s
Gibraltar
Defiance
James Newell
Heneaga
St.Domingo
Baltimore
Montego Bay
St. Jago de Cuba
Havannah
St. Domingo
Barbadoes
Dominica
Fayer
Martinsco
Marat
Armand
Louis XVI
St. Saturnin
Seez
France
Abbaye
Fauchet
National Convention
Caen
Anspacu
Brandenburgh-house
England
Kineg Arthur
Prussia
Marquis de Gano
Duke de Prenne
Count de Duras
Woolwich Yard
Ann Hutton
Monmouthshire
Monsouth
News from Whitehall and Kew Gardens
Letters from Valenciennes brought news of the Duke of York’s campaigns. The Marquis of Starrorp celebrated his 77th birthday across country seats. Leron recovers from a knee wound. Calvert is promoted brevet major. A vast West India plant collection reaches Kew Gardens, expanding England’s gardens.
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Lord Grenville
Whitehall
Duke of York
Valenciennes
Marquis of Starrorp
Leron
Calvert
Guards
South Seas
St. Vincent
AndeRson
Brien
Providence
Kew
Jamaica
England
Kew Gardens
West India
Europe
Imperial Garden
Vienna
Martir
Jacquin
Lord Auincron
Way
Zool
Pacer
Beadle
Oxford
Hatt
Wadham College
Becxwits
Wess
Magdalen
Buiss
Fohnon
Chelmsford
Essex
Johnson
Mr. Knight
Ruscombe
Maidenhead
Phicket
Rance July 25 Speech Sparks France Reform Debate
People grow poorer under modern reformers as industry declines and prices rise. Geopolitical turmoil, exiled priests, and shifting armies unsettle France while Dubois Crancé distributes 500,000 livres to win support for the constitution. Rumors claim Republican troops fail in La Vendee amid royalist resistance.
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Dubois Crancé
Grenoble
St. Etienne
Drztzan
Belerman
Gufine
Republic
Bread Distribution Rules Amid Paris Provisions Shortage
Paris faces severe shortages as authorities impose daily bread patrols by two citizens per section and two commissioners to safeguard fairness. Twelve bakers are jailed for selling foreign flour used to feed inhabitants. Inflation, stock manipulation, and rising prices deepen hardship while royal emblems are removed from la Saint Chapelle. The guillotine runs as emigrants and traitors face punishment. Pristany reports rising aristocratic power and stalled negotiations for a new constitution.
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Paris
la St. Chapelle
la Feadee
Mentz
Fupeux
Seba
Calvades
Alier
Ail
Tie Town
Caen
M. Armauld
Comminges
Legion of the North
Niort
Pristany
St. Malo
Bvey
Swedens Envoy Receives Audience at St James s
From the London Gazette Aug 4 1793 news of the Swedish envoy Baron de Nolcken receiving leave of her Majesty at St James s. Also lists bankruptcy superseded and numerous creditors surrender dates at Guildhall with attorneys names, and certificates to be granted by Aug 21 1793.
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Baron de. Nolcken
Ring of Sweden
John Hughes
St. Catherine’s
Thomas Clarke
Kent-street
James Moore
Bil Ithopsgate
Guildhall
William Greene
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Edward Cureton
Higler’s-lane
Lambeth
Japan
Patrick Fitzhenry
Bristol
Ohn Wookey
Long-Ashton
Somersetshire
William Roberts
Charlotte Court
Red Lion-Street
Clerkenwell
William Jones
Brightmith
Bartholomew Doyle
Joseph Shilfton
Tottenham-street
George Whitling
Leadenhall-street
William Boden
Rathbone-place
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Ireland
House OF Lords
London
West-India Intelligence
Royal Gazette
Kingston
Rance
Aris
Aristocra
Guyana
Wrrerable
Itarcaideva
la Vendee
The
London Gazette
ST. James’s
Richard Ricketts
Ratcliffe-highway
Haberdasher
Attornes
Herne and Pearce
Paternotter-row
Thomas Turner
Honington
Suffolk
Feedman
Fothergil
Ingram-court
Fenchurch-street
Arthur White
Burr-street
Wadeson
Bull Inn
Sutton St. Mary
John Stead
Great
Knight Rider-street
Winn
Furnival
John Lucas
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Towsford
Staples-irn
Benjamin Manning
Teignmouth
Devonshire
Fanemaker
Exeter
John Hattings
Pu’ Borough
Sussex
King’s-head
Cuckfield
John Davies Thomas
Church-street
Southwark
Wiliam Kay
Topcliffe
Yorkshire
Three Nuns
Thirk
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