Late 18th Century Ireland News From The Evening Mail
The Evening Mail reports dispatches from Lord Camper with Ireland news. Rebels defeated in Antrim and Wexford, British forces advancing under General Nugent. Notes on sieges near Bexford, naval support, and troop movements from England. Earl Fitzwilliam mansion burned, militia called up, and Prices or stock updates included.
Entente of Rebels Suppressed in Ireland War News
Dublin reports new Northern skirmishes as General Nugent’s forces push against rebels in Antrim Down and Wexford. Captured towns burn, Portaferry defends with yeomanry. several officers killed or wounded. A Belfast field report notes rebels routed near Saintfield with heavy losses, while a Down proclamation offers loyalty terms to surrender arms, warning of drastic ruin if refused.
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Belfast
Starreton
Saintfield
Newtownards
York Fencible Regiment
Newtownards and Comber Yeoman
Caet Twenn
Comber
Ion
Custwyge
Unite
James Sparks
Epenson
Custwwyne
NucGent
22D Light Dragoons
Monaghan
Fifeshire Fencibles
Nucent
County of
Down
Nugent
Ireland
Antrim
Killneny
Killileagi
Pallyoahinch
Contested European War News From Paris Gazette
Dispatches from Toulon and Cadiz discuss a large English squadron entering the Mediterranean and a French advisory of naval movements. Reports mention Napoleon Buonaparte, the Directory, and potential Anglo Austrian accommodations. Britain and Prussia are cited in geopolitical talks with troop movements noted toward Rhine frontier.
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Paris Gazettes
Touron
L’ Écée
Toulon
Buonaraere
Council of Five Hundred
Sardinia
M. p’Azzara
Cadiz
Mediterranean
Buona
Parte
France
Paris
Krnstadt
Berlin
Vienina
Austria
Bavaria
Prussia
Jefe
Rhine
England
Mail arrival hints at favorable intelligence
This morning I arrived a Mail from Inevana. The intelligence received by it is rather of a favourable nature.
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Inevana
Rebel suppression reported in Northern Ireland letter
Belfast letter dated June 13 states General Nucent returned from Bailyna hinch after defeating rebels in County Down. He dispersed them, seized six cannon and two to three flags, leaving about 500 dead. Antrim is quiet, with two officers and nine or ten men killed.
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Dublin
Nucent
Antrim
Cuaries Ascott
Hearty
Wicklow
Roar
Ross
Gowran
Kalkenny
Dublin Castle
Nucentt
Sainffeld
Saintfeld
Ballynahinch
Stewart
Down
Col
Argyle
Col. Leslie
Motra
Scoo
Gor
Saidtfeld
Balynasinch
Nugent
Munro
Lisburn
Nucenrt
Evatt
Monhagan
Evats
Feacock
Macutxnor
Portaferry
Marruen
Herkins
Belfast
Bailynahinch
County Down
Married at Pam Edward Morant Gale marries Miss Townsend
On Saturday Jaf at Pam by special license Edward Morant Gale of Brockenturft House Hants married Miss Townsend daughter of Sir Townsend Honington Hall Warwickshire and niece to the Earl of Plymouth. Died in Devonshire Lady Southampton, a Lady of the Bedchamber to the Princess of Wales.
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Pam
Edward Morant Gale
Brockenturft House
Hants
Miss Townsend
Core Townsend
Honington Hall
Warwickshire
Earl of Plymouth
Dawlith
Devonshire
Lady Southampton
Princess of Wales
Market Summary of Bond Prices and Yields
A terse market note records bond prices and yields with varied quotes. Notable entries include price points around 3 percent, 4 percent, and 7k in loan-related identifiers, plus terms such as loyalty, long, and annuity. The text reflects a historical finance snapshot with multiple security labels and small fractional adjustments.
Printing-House Squag By Bhackrriana
A compact note notes the printing-house squag by Bhackrriana with reference to J Walter and J Walter Juny. The fragmentary item hints at a publication dispute or printing issue involving the two Walter names in a historical press context.
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Parnreo
J. Walter
J Walter
Juny
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