Mutiny Trial Details At Yarmouth Nore Leopard Sailors
Testimony in the Leopard mutiny trial describes oath taking, threats of hanging, and the prisoner’s role as a delegate. Witnesses say the prisoner urged the crew to act against officers, with Captain Harcoop and Shave named in coordination. Execution order for Parker cited.
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Hiavetory
Yarmouth Roads
Charles Bowers
William Walch
Thomas Norman
Boetwain
Ross
Nove
Nore
Marshall
Jon Brayn
Tom Brzyn
Brayn
Prifoxer
Peegipenr
Cnares Bowers
Leopard
Welch
Harceop
Harcoop
Thomas Sherrard
Yarmouth
George Shave
Shave
Joan Larmorn
Leopara
Feowrn
Wim
Roft
Seay
Pirr
Irons
William Ross
Philip Bouger
Sant Ali
Samuel Woodward
Isis
Geoace Smith
Marines
Jrvorr
Yarmouth Sands
Stanners
Q. Spinyan
A. George Shave
Thomas Sterling
William Welch
Sterling
Parker
Sandwich
Proclamation extends oath period amid Ireland crises
Ireland news from Dublin reports a Privy Council order extending leniency until July 74th for those taking the oath of allegiance, crowds seen at Loughbrickland and Bandon-bridge, five Kilmainham prisoners arraigned with November trials, Cork Yeomanry volunteers rising, the Earl of Raven dies, and a fatal Lancaster Coach accident in Castle-street involving two young brothers.
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Dublin
Privy Council
Loughbrickland
Bandon-bridge
Kilmainham
King’s Bench
Cork
Ro Bert Earl of Raven
Lancaster
Castle-street