Prosecution over Hibernian Journal ad sparks bar summons
The House debates a libellous advertisement linked to state prisoners Arthur O Connor Thomas Emmet and Dr M Nevin. Printers Potts and others face bar appearance. government seeks vigilance against treason as three men implicated may have forfeited mercy. Deputations and inquiries reveal adver tisement origins and signatures amid ongoing Attainder bill proceedings.
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Hibernian Journal
Barringréx
Fullett
Plunket
Houk
Hutchinson
Ormsby
Langrifhe
Gan
Connaught
G. Daly
A. Cavendish
Blaguiere
House of Commons
Ogle
O’connor
Vandeleur
M‘naghred
Barrington
London
Tréland
Corry
Parlia
Fox
Emmet
Caroline Rudd
Butchinson
Arthur O’connor
M‘ Niven
Emmiet
Athlone
Potts
Bark
Arthur O'Connor
Francis Hutchinson
Newgate
Kilmainham Gaal
Shim
Emmee
Ms Nevin
Kilmainham
French Landing Threat Near Killala Rebuffed by Local Forces
Reports recount French frigates seen off Killala and a attempted landing blocked by Sir Thomas Ch Chapman's corps near Kilalla. An alarm spread through Athlone and Ballina as Royalists, Yeomanry, and militia mobilized. clashes left a French commander dead and defenders holding their positions while planning further action.
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Dublin
Lake
5Th Dragoons
Longford
Grand Canal Paslage
Grezne
Lore Ligutenasyr
Warwickshire
Buckinghamshire
Phoenix Park
the Ordnance
Pxeee
Ceanpocx
Hewit
Colone Hanpheid
Tullamore
Kilbeggan
Baleinrone
Killala
Thomas Chabmaan
Kry
Dean ‘Taome
Tuomas Exbyso
É&C
Thomes
Calebar
Thomas Chapman
Ballina
W. A
Kulala
Athlone
Baawar
Fatif
O'Haira
Siigo
Cork
Thurslay
Roscrea
Allen
James Durr
Galway
Codd
Cloncutry
Co. Kildake
Samuss Smrria
Co. Kilkehny
Ceanwaxrss
Athione
Kitlata
Alfu
Kinsale
Royal
Lehawntown
Naar
Baliind
Prince. of. Wales’s. Fencibles
Exerson
Simpson
Frigates Arrive on Northwest Coast of Ireland
Reported arrival of French frigates near the Northwest Coast of Ireland after escaping Rochefort. British squadron diverted attention by detaching light vessels to the port, enabling the frigates to depart in the absence of the fleet. Stamford's Tuesday delivery brings field pieces for Militia, with cannon and ammunition wagons en route. Ayrshire estate of Sir John Winter recently sold for sixty three thousand.
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Ireland
Stamford
Ayrshire
John Wintrer