Jackson and Cockayne in Dublin Letters Case Trial
Fragmentary report details Jackson and Cockayne plotting with Dublin lawyers and merchants to inform France of Irish disaffection and invade Britain. Witnesses describe letters, debts, and secret missions routed via Dublin and London, with court adjournments and jurors fatigue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itick
Lawrence and ‘Co
Mr. Stone
Mr. Jackson
Dublin
Royalty Theatre
London
Buffalo Tavern
Bloomsbury
Cockayne
Pitt
Jackson
Ireland
Newgate
Mr. Hamilton
Rowan
Busine
France
of Tone
Great Britain
Trish
Reynolds
Tone
Lord Kenyon
Sid Kenyon
Cockiyne
Crown
Temple Bar
Estcourt
The Loss of the Indiaman Plymoweh and Dutton Rescue
Reports from Plymouth and Portsmouth describe the wreck of the Indiaman Plymoweh after a violent storm, with the Dutton breaking free of the rocks. Only one man survives from the crew, the ship carpenter’s mate, and Sir Epwan Peuerw is praised for risking his life to save others. The Plymouth paper also notes heavy campaigning in Guildhall and a coroner’s court, with news of executions at Execution Dock and mutterings of naval disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaman
Epwans
Peuerw
Dutton
Dorry
Esterday
Cour of Common Council
Guildhall
Lord Caot- Mondeley
Prince and Princess of Wales
Parpert
Andress
Carlton House
Biron
Cuomon Pexer
Prince of
Wares
Pery¢ess
Warxs
Opinon
Mr. Simmons
Picker
Leafes
Grey
Alexander Murray Cuernoy
42D Regiment
Walgram Lartie
Speech of the Lord Lizuyewint opens Parliament Session
The Lord Lizuyewint delivers a lengthy Speech from the Throne praising Austrian successes on the Rhine and Cape of Good Hope, noting improved general affairs, ratified commerce treaty with the United States, and a princess birth. He urges measures against treasonous associations, praises magistrates, and calls for continued support of agriculture, manufacture, and public charities while warning of wartime burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizuyewint
Phrones
Rhine
Cape of Gold Hope
Trincermere
Frahes
Laches Willims
United States of America
Galatea Docked After Bottom Clean and Gale Strikes
Yesterday Galatea 42 guns under Captain Kears was taken into dock to repair the bottom. Vice Admiral Onslow hoisted his flag on the Cambridge to command at this port, replacing Van deput who sails to Cape Finisterre in the Britannia. A heavy gale drove a West Indiaman ashore near the Hoe, and at 1 PM lightning struck La Pomone, shattering the foremast and wounding two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeuTs
Van
Sam
Christian
Warid
Dutton
Mount Batten
Sameson
Blygouth
Fragmentary 19th Century Nautical Sinking Report
A damaged OCR fragment describes a ship sinking near Plymouth and mentions the Neutrality and Argo among other vessels. It notes materials may be saved and lists names like Whitmore and Brown in connection with amnesty and voyage to Boston and Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Dicen
Bral
Whitmore
Virginia
Jelty
Argo
Wee
Tee
Boston
Martha, Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. George's
Dover
Dovers
Nesterday
Kew
Princess of Wates
Carlton-house
St. James’s Palace
Duke
Countess of Harrinctien
Ann Fitzroy
Duchess of York
C. Walpercrave
C. Bertasyszy
Lord Cuancellor
Duke of Port- Land
Grenvipte
Majesta&s
Rincesses
Windsor
Terawhash
Cne
Portsmouth
J Harbour
Spithead
London Man of War
Deal
S. and
S. W
Gore
Ramsgate
Deal Boats
Dubliny
Jansz
House of Commons
Privy Council
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