Military parade and trials in Ireland threat threat and trials
The report covers troops from Oxford Blues to Queen's Bays and Dragoon Guards marching to meet forces in Henley with skirmishers and marqued camps. It also covers trials and accusations against figures like M Dawn and Reynords, trials for high treason, and discussions of Irish conspiracy, with commentary on the Directory and conditions of prisoner exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Yorommander
Carin
Reynords
Ireland
Gaattan
Duiwan
Onstow
Hoxratio Newson
Buonararte
Directory
Viou
France
England
Europe
House of Commons
Great-Britain
Northumberland
Magpeth
Rebellion reports and court actions in Dublin July
From Dublin and Meath notes of insurgent skirmishes near Lucan Luttrelltown and Rathfarnham Yeomanry patrols. Executions in front of New Prison, M Caan and others, with defence, forgiveness, and changing politics amid Lord Lieutenant’s address in House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Armagh
Wexford
Lucan
Luttrelltown
M‘caan
Yeomanry
Myers
Robinstown
Trim
Tokn M'Cana
Gregg
Sheriff Paseey
Meath
Aylmer
Rathfarnham
Dundrum
Charles Bryan
Ballyvergin
Charles Youghall
Michael Burne
New Session House
Green-street
Tucan
Ee Co
Gilligan
Plymouth Ship News Reports Prize Capture Near Spain
The Plymouth IPL 21 reports a ship departing Cadiz and reaching Likoh before engaging defenders off the coast of Spain. It notes five prizes captured and a ship refitted, with limited details on the crew and subsequent salvage or voyage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotenell
Peterell
Leiden
Mrning
Examinations After Castle Arrests Mention Rebels
The report notes Gilligan and others brought before authorities at the Castle for examination. Rebels and conspirators are referenced alongside Major Siex and High Treason charges. One man, McHer, was executed while others faced confinement and attempted escapes served as warnings to infidels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fitegerald
Gilligan
Gilligg
Mrexs
Baron Merce
Sepa Meche
Ind
Hous
Erin ‘Firéet
John Cullin
Fae
Siex
Tyiesday
Ghiarges
Belfast Mail Coach Describes Rebel Attack and Executions
The report details a mail coach breakdown near Belfast on Thursday as a post-chaise carrier escaped rebels and carried peace away. It notes executions at Lilburny and Newtownards, trials at Court Martial in Newtownards, transport sentences for several men, and the hanging of Richard Vincent at Lisburn for drilling before the Ballinahinch battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfat
Thorfaay
Lurgan-Green
Lilburny
William ‘Rane
Paifiey
Scotlanol
Wiles Bam Bhrrifofort
Déonaghadee
William Heren
Willian Sinclairs
Yee Dattons
Newtownards
John Bevin
Wilfer
James Mkittrick
Richard Vincent
Lisburn
Creevy Rocks
Ballinahinch
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Fabiani
Portsmouth
Ranelagh-street
Pimlico
Wroomse
M‘cénn
Reynouns
Irztanp
Corn-Wallis
Cornwwalliss
Earl of
Tuanet
Guytze- Brown
Rosert
Ferguson
Dennis
O2brian
Thomas Tompson
Lie
Providence
Lifle
Thomas Gladwell
Charing Cross
King’s Bench
Thomas Fisher
King’s Bench Prison
Gladwell
Middlesex
Jurvay
Acton
Fu ‘Reynolds
Tain
Duarsemont
Grar- Tan
Ponsonzys
Cornwalls
Lord Cuarsemont
House of Commions
Treasury
Dan Latouche
Beresford
Chanecor
Exchequer
Zane Corry
Folin Maxwell
Henry Alexander
Richard Trench
Hercules Laigrifte
John Claudius Beresford
Maurice Fitzgerald
Lord Caflereagh
Ship News
Plymouth
Belfast
Jac
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