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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1797

Page

4

Prisoner quarrels and mutiny details at the Nore mutiny trial

Testimony describes wounds during a mutiny on the Leopard at the Nore. Marines Cubitt and Sullivan clash with the prisoner, who is accused of arming mutineers. Wounds, threats, and pleas for life surround the court scene as officers’ testimonies cover the events and the prisoner defends his conduct.

Isoner Robertson Joseph White Nore Ian Charles Cubitt Dennis Sullivan William M-Gully Cubitt Sullivan Cory Tive Waite Arines William Spratlin Leopard Sorp Capain Harcoop Faber Rows Nife

Mutiny Report Alarm Near Bandon Details from Cork

Letters from Cork recount a feared mutiny near Bandon with delegates arrested. The 4th and 6th Irish regiments are reported to have embarked from New Geneva for foreign service.

Dublin

Oath of Allegiance Administered to Magilligan Attendees

In Belfast on June 23 reports show five prisoners daily being lodged for seditious practices. Ten prisoners were later brought in under escort and jailed at the artillery guard-room. In Magilligan Parish Church Conolly M Causland administered the Oath of Allegiance to over 760 residents across two days, with 600 then 160 participants volunteers under Rev. Joan Torrens.

Belfast Light Dragoons Conolly M‘causland Fruithill Magilligan Joan Torrens

Particulars of the execution of Richard Parker for mutiny

The article recounts the morning execution aboard L Espagne off the Garrison for mutiny. Richard Parker faced a clerk read warrant of execution, received prayers, and drank wine before the scaffold. He addressed shipmates, repeated prayers, and asked for a white handkerchief. the shot, rope, and yard-arm death followed, his body buried at the naval ground at noon.

L’espion Lurwipce Sandwich Blackstakes West York West Norfolk Medway Queenborough Aree David Moss Addresfin Hizefeli Neptune Vorecastle Kavit Rellief Andy Mossy Batt Entien

Promotion and mutiny era naval notes from dated columns

The Lords of the Admiralty promote Lieut Henry Carew to Master and Commander after commanding the Repulse during the Nore mutiny. A quirky aside notes Pakker as sole Exglifimax among delegates with others from Scotland Ireland and America. Parker writes to his wife after sentence, expressing acceptance of death and Christian faith. A commentator teases sensational journalism versus morality writers and a Galenical reference.

Admiralty Henry Carew Arms The Nore Pakker Parker Faro Winperforce

Paris convulsions report dampened by Dover dispatch

The Evening Mail notes a Dover flag of truce bringing news of Lord Malmesbury and his suite aboard the Augusta. Paris unrest hints at a revolution, with Jacobin factions and cautious dispatches from Paris papers. Warnings of patrols, artillery readiness, and a looming crisis accompany naval movements in the North Sea. Several court and public notices, including a treacherous conspiracy at Turin and a court break due to illness, frame a tense period of European affairs.

Lord Malmessury Dover Augusta Paris Lord Maumesbury Historien Perlet

Channel Fleet in action and mutiny trial updates

Plymouth reports the Channel Fleet under Lord Bripport engaging at Maker Tower then sailing west. Trial updates reveal three seamen from the Powerful giving evidence against Lee. their statements aim to disprove his alibi regarding mutiny. Several ships sail or arrive, including Phaeton Greyhound Sylph Spitfire and others. mutineers from Phoenix to be tried next day.

Plymouth Channel Fleet Lord Bripport Maker Tower Lee Marine Admiralty Phaeton Greyhound Falmouth

Burglary Case at Craven Street Under Examination

Public office reports the re-examination of John Brown John Haynes and Samuel Fosiph on a burglary and robbery charge at Mrs Strachan's Craven Street home. Their evidence details entry by a back door a hidden wine cellar key and thefts later traced to Haynes in Denmark Court with a gold seal found on Joseph. Separate notes cover Cornelius Driftcol highway robbery desertions and two soldiers charged with footpad robbery.

John Brown John Haynes Samuel Fosiph Strachan Craven-street Strand Sores Haynes Nadim Denmark-court Burleigh-treet Joseph Middlesex Savoy Belton-street Newgate St. James’s Park

Printing details from J WaurTeer in Blackfriars

The notice lists printing by J WaurTeer at Printing Heute Square Blackfriars. It reflects a historical printer attribution and location with no other events or names.

J. WaurTeer Heute Square, Blackfriars

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