Debates on Militia Regiments and Tax Bills in Parliament
An account was laid before the House regarding additional militia regiments in Devon Cornwall Hereford and Lincoln and letters from two militia colonels to the Duke of York. The Credit Bill and Taxed Cart Bill passed third reading but the House adjourned due to low attendance.
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Cappatro OW Orelaral
Tréland
South
Devon
Caetitarvon
Herefordthird
Lincoln
Duke of York
Exchequer-Bills Billiton
Wexford Rebellion Rumors and Gulf of Waterford Dispatches
Dispatches from Waterford and Dublin report rebels nearly subdued in Wexford after Guards arrived at Waterford. General Johnson advances from Rosston with army divisions and Hessian cavalry, driving rebels from Lochen Hill and burning houses as authorities pursue across county. Coroners and officers appointed. bankrupts listed. military orders limit foraging, protect civilians, and enforce strict discipline amid ongoing Irish conflict.
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Waterford
Dublin
No’ Ta
Wexford
Waterrorn
Ross
Johnson
Rosston
Lochen Hill
Owereeen
Forth
Dugury
Morrison
Limerick
Military’ Department
Ireland
Merrysson
Laxs
Rebellion and Royal Visit Reported in Ireland and England
Letters from Belfast say the rebel movement in the north seems collapsing while Wexford camp plans appear doubtful. Marquis CoannaLais received as Governor General at Windsor as royal family attended service. Portaftrry clashes reported and Haymarket stage adapts to public taste.
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Dublin
CoannaLais
Portaftrry
Belfast
Wexford
Lord Corn
WaLpis
Provisional Cavalry debates and county exemptions in Parliament
In the House of Commons on Saturday July 23 petitions were laid on the table against the Rock Salt Scotch Importation Bill. Debate focused on the Provisional Cavalry Bill including a clause to aid substitutes, exemption for counties, and plans to attach 20 foot soldiers to each Fencible regiment. The Speaker adjourned to read the bill a third time next Monday.
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House OF Commons
Dundas
Banks
Wigley
Taylor
Major Elford
Eldfon
Ireland
Provisional Cavalry
Rebel activity and executions ripple through Ireland
General Sir James Durr arrives at Newtownbarry to coordinate defense as divisions push to cover Wexford. Rebels burn homes, loot markets, and destroy estates from Kilcock to Naas. Munroe is executed in Lisburn. Kilcock battle leaves many rebels dead. authorities report arrests and hangings in Maryborough as plots threaten broader rebellion.
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Dublin
James
Durr
Newtown Batray
Limerick
Wexford
Amd
Arklow
New
Roe
Hacketstowr
Waterford
Osco
Esmond
Garrriva
Millifent
Kildare
Espion
Dumfries
Fencible
County Kildare
Kilcock
Naas
Allens
Salins
P. Moore
Drocuepa
Grirrim
Bagnell Harvey
Rocke
Munroe
Lisburn
Keane
Northern Star
Hillsborough Lodge
Nucent
Gostorp
Gorman
Kennedy
Brewer
Newgate
Barrett
Arcaoeacon
Hastines
Newcastle
Thomas Esmonop
Huao
Dromaiz
Wicklow
Cerresisy
Barrybawn
Caitcuicy
Lava
Harpinas
Scars
Freeman
Tombland
Wysrant
Rocshorr
Carthckevin
Weeks
Devalofory
Hastine
Dublin reacts as rebellion foes faced by government
June reports from Dublin recount thanks to Lord Camnen for suppressing conspiracy, with port shipping moved for security and Grand Canal Company offering toll free docks for two months. Military reinforcements arrive in Belfast and Carrickfergus, Ballynahinch village destroyed with supplies seized, trials of treason suspects delayed, York Fencibles restored calm in Downpatrick and Comber, while rumors suggest changes in official posts following Marquis Cognwators accession.
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Corporation of Dublin
Lord Camnen
Condu
Lord Campen
Dublin
Grand Canal Company
King's End
Durham Rangers
Lord Daruthetcy
Belfast
Lancashire Dragoons
Carrickfergus
Ballynahinch
Nucent
Antrim
Down
Newtown Ards
Oords
Comber
Downpatrick
York
Marquis-Cognwators
Cloncurry
House of Commons Adjourns as Cornwallis Named Chief Governor
On June 18 the Commons adjourned to Wednesday night to announce Marquis Cornwallis as Chief Governor of this Kingdom and his expected arrival before Parliament meets again. The Attorney General praised Lord Camden's administration, and the Lords approved a similar motion. Lord Gatlereagh explained his service and praised Parliament for support during his Ireland governance.
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House OF Commons
Lord Gatlereagh
Marquis Cornwallis
Lord Camden
Padenkam
Ireland
Parliament of
Lamill
Witi
Earl Wisimearh
Hours of Lords
Viscount Diller
Lawyers Debate Libel Case at King's Bench
On a June day in the King’s Bench session a libel information against Mr Bell is discussed. Prosecutors seek to proceed over a claim of public justice while admissions of apology are noted. Lord Kenyon dismisses the charge after prosecutors accept an apology.
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Gourt
King's-Bench
Exteine
Bell
Messis
Bhzard-And- Ruth
Mellith
Kr. Mingag
Bvyghiney
Kenyon
Rwle
List of the Minority in the House of Commons June 22
On Friday June 22 the minority in the House of Commons opposed Lord Cavendish's motion concerning the insurrection and Ireland. The debate framed concerns over Ireland's unrest and government policy as members urged safeguards and firm action.
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House OF Commons
Gs Cavendish
Ireland
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James Ferrier
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103D Foot
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Alexander Douglas, Bart
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