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Rebels and troop movements dominate Cork and Dublin reports
From Cork and Dublin come accounts of rebel activity and government response. Major actions include Durrin’s column moving through the mountains of Queen’s County and toward Wexford, suppression by troops and yeomanry near Leixlip, and arrests in Cork for high treason. The Cork Militia engages rebels at Tarfagh Hill, while a crackdown in Dublin’s universities and city districts reflects broad vigilance. Interwoven are warnings of possible attacks on the capital and details of ringleaders, oaths, and seizures of arms. A separate note reports atrocities in Switzerland and street-level crime events in London.
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Durr
Doorane
Queen’s County
Wexford
Monasterevan
Leixlip
Duncan
Watrore
County of
Dublin
Messrs
Winpex
M’manown
Lora Cuancerror
Cuancecror
bVetterday
Cole's Lane
Justice Govfrey
Jones
Toole
Xyan
Skanton
Eustace
Durham Fencibles
Cajan
Neargo
Humber
Mefiis
Henry
Jackson
John Suedman
MM. Nivan
General Myers
University of Dublin
Cork
Cross-house
Z. Conway
Mitchell
Web
Kinsales
Holland
Switzerland
Dion
Valais
Ocus
Helvétic Republic
Law
Bow-street
Broad
Lind
J. Dublin Calle
Gerr
New Ross
Johnson
Lake
TP Co
Crawford
Boyd
Alfo
Woumen
Lord Mountjoy
County of Dublin
Cornet Ladwell
Sth Dragoons
Sinclair
Donegal
Warburton
Flinter
Queen's County
Mi Atia
Hay