Rebel News From Ireland And Malta In The Evening Mail
The Dublin bulletin reports Wicklow victories while Malta faces French pressure. Nelson may shadow Buonaparte's fleet. Paris and Madrid rumors circulate about Toulon armament and rebel aid. Channel Fleet Reinforcements, Swedish Marine, and Maltese governance are discussed amid royal visits and humanitarian acts.
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Herorge
India
Mauritius
Brrranwick
Dublin
Castle
Wicklow
Ireland
New York
Halifax
Matra
Buonaparte
Malta
Nelson
Paris
Directory
Toulon
Alan Garoner
Ushant
Queen Charlotte
Coates “Thompson
Formidable
Bellona
Mars
Roburt
Rufféil
Brest
Iirst
France
Syvefer
Milford Haven
Waterford
Colclough
Bagenal Harvey
Portsmouth
Leopard Anid
Dedalus
Orestes
East Indies
Texel
Ganges
Kent
Monarch
America
Cliqueux
Agamemnon
Republic of
Lucca
Grand Duchy of
Zicany
Cialpine
Cicitavecchia
Ads Viles
Sweden
Gustavus Jti
Dover
China
Amphion
Chatham
Bennett
Grenadiers
Diffri Ig
Canterbury
Harton
West Kent
Lord Mauve
Herefordshire
Ireland 1797 Proclamation and mutiny trials reported
The piece covers the Earl of Charlemont governing Dublin surrender negotiations with insurgents and warrants against United Irishmen. It notes Captain Hay's capture in Wexford, rebel leader Carty apprehension, and a proclamation praising Connaught for peace. An extract from a Maryborough officer details the June 24 battle chase near Castlecomer, Leighlin, and Gore’s Bridge, praising a small Royal Downshire force for routing a ~5000-strong rebel army, followed by mutiny trials aboard the Haughty with two seamen sentenced to death and Admiral Waterhouse’s admonitory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Carramrron
Dublin
Shas
Vusty
Wynne
M. P. Francis MacFarlane
Thomas Buarr
Elgis
Philip Hay
Wexford
Caffle
Lord Kincsscroven
Carty
Warp
Liberty Rangers
Vinegarhill
Greorce Ocre
Belvue
Munster
Connaught
Clanricarde
Loughrea
Juneaz
Maryborough
Matthews
Royal Downshire Regiment
Pole
Ballyfin Yeoman
Gore
Castlecomer
Donane
Charles Asgill
Moyad
Charles
Kilkenny
Timahoe
Sir Charles
Timahoé
Moynd
Gore’s Bridge
Old. Leighlin
Old Leighlin
Vigars
Leighlin-bridge
Moore
Pierce Moore
Major Matthews
Leighlin Bridge
Portemouth
William Watpecrave
Royal William
Wm. Timmings
James Cormick
Gurvessel
France
Lieut. M.smrru
Cormick
Timmings
Powersful
Trish
Admiral Water
The
Adamant
Privateers and fleets wars ripple through Plymouth and Yarmouth
Ships report captures by privateers including the Mary Warden Betsey Volunteer Turner Anna and others bound for Bristol Charleston Oporto and Altona. Foudroyant Galatea Magnanime sail to join Channel Fleet. Dutch hoy arrives at Yarmouth with indigo. News of a coffee mill cask revelation and Prosérpine frigate sick deaths, and the Diana packet with 70,000 pounds in pede.
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Mary
New York
Bristol
Spain
Betsey
Liverpool
Charleston
Virginia
Volunteer
Park
Shields
Oporto
Guayra
Turner
Pike
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Anna
Haddock
St. Thomas's
Altona
Corunna
Plymouth
Foudroyant
T. Byard
Galatea
G. Byna
Magnanime
M. de Courcy
Yarmouth
Rotterdam
Prosérpine
Diana Packet
Cromer
Pardon Granted for Skelton and Disorderly Offences at Bow Street
William Skelton, capitally convicted at the last Sessions at the Old Bailey for privately stealing six yards of printed cotton from John Fawcett, received a pardon on condition of being sent to the Philanthropic Society. At Bow Street Public Office, 30 women apprehended as disorderly were admonished and dismissed after promising future peace. At Hatton Garden Police Office a brickmaker was fined 20 shillings for felling files without paying fire duty. the full penalty applies to each offence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Skelton
Old Bailey
John Fawcett
Philanthropic Society
Bow-street
Hatton Garden
Marriages in Bath Feature Surtees and Lewisy_PAIR
On Saturday in Bath John Surtees of Carville Northumberland Esquire and Miss Lewisy youngest daughter of the late Dean of Dover were married in a quiet ceremony. The groom is described as from Carville with titled style. The bride is noted as the late dean’s daughter from Gffory.
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Bath
John
Surtees
Carville
Northumoberland
Esg
Lewisy
Gffory
Died: notices from Norfolk London and Cambridge
Died Friday 26th ult at Docking Norfolk John Hare Esq who directed his head be severed and sewn on again James Reid Esq Rear Admiral in his Majesty s Navy died in Sloane Street at 65 John Turing Esq merchant and resident of Southwark died Thursday while visiting friends in Cambridge Miss Jermin of Charterhouse Square London died after the Commencement Ball overheated by dancing Also appears as mixed finance and bond snippets with a 5 per cent note and small monetary figures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Docking
Norfolk
John Hare
Sloane-street
James Reid
His Majesty
the Paragon
Southwark
John Turing
Middlebury
Cambridge
Jermin
Charterhouse Square
London
Walter couple records in local registry item
Ann J Walter and J W Walter appear in a small local notice linked to a printing house matter at a pQuARey Beackraiany venue. The fragment suggests a civil record or notice about property or business standing involving the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter
Ann J. Walter
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Postscript
Prince Essis
Countess of
Porriano
Knights
Germany
Royal
Prince Ernest
Thames
Kewbridge
Zayten
Rose and Crown Inn
Kew Green
Nefitt
Humane Society
Leeward Island
Clyde
Europe
Italy
Holland
Austrian
Netherlands
Switzerland
Tere
Law Direct
Ster
Deal
Downs
Overyfel
Alfred
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