Prosecution on United Irish Oath Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
In Wicklow on the 1gth instant Lord Chief Baron Yelverton presided as four farmers and dealers Young Kavanagh Rackards and Kirwan faced a Crown prosecution for administering an unlawful oath to James Neil. After witness testimony and defense rebuttals the jury returned not guilty on all counts.
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Wicklow
Baron Yerverton
Baron Smithh
Young
Kavanagh
Rackards
Kirwan
John Cooper
Charles Morgan
James Neil
John, Cooper
Peter Burroughs
Ocober
Coolboy
Patrick Kavariagh
Talliho
Witners
Curran
Morgan
Wexford
Neil
Toole
United Irishman
Cooper
Fanny Pratt
John Toole the Younger
Anc Sol
John Toole
Lacey
Richards
Chief
Hare Hunt Through Three Counties Ends With Hare’s Death
A hunting party pursued a hare across eight parishes and three counties in Huntingdonshire Bedfordshire and Cambridge, from Warnley to Cambridgeshire. After a three hour chase the hare was killed near Broadlay's, with hounds pressing hard through fields and woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ongley
Harriers
Warnley
Huntingdonshire
Eyasbury Field
Hardwick Spring
Little Barford
Tempsford Brook
Tempesford
Biggen Wood
Portman Home Farm
Beds
Gibralter Farm
Hunts
Everton
Foxhill Wood
White Wood
Gamlingay Heath
Potton Race Ground
Gamlingay Park
Rotton
Huntingdon
Bedfordshire
Cambridgshire
Hartley Wood
Broadlay’s
Herring Fishery Could Boost State Wealth and Seamen
A House of Commons debate considers expanding the herring fishery as a permanent, inexhaustible asset for public and private benefit. The Dutch reliance on Baltic fisheries, cheap barrels, and foreign labor contrasts with Britain’s year‑round ports, braver northern fishermen, and potential immunities to attract settlers to Western Islands and Lerwick.
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House of Commons
Martin
Western Isles
Baltic
Holland
Britain
America
Europe
Hamburgh
Norway
Stornway
Lerwick
Zetland
Court Martial in India Sentences Captain Tanner Cashiered
The court finds Captain James Arthur Tanner guilty of infamous behaviour unbecoming an officer and gentleman for having known a woman while unmarried. He is cashiered and dismissed from the Honorable Company's service. The sentence is not confirmed by the Commander in Chief and Captain Tanner is released. The proceedings are dated Calcutta May 10 1797 and Sy Choultry Plain June 3 1797.
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India
Tanner
James Arthur Tanner
Anne
Muat
Honourable Company
Andrew M‘dowell
Calcutta
Sy Choultry Plain
Ship Plans and Ireland's Wealth in Perry Memoirs
A historical discourse cites Sir William Perry’s memoirs on a double bottomed ship, its voyage from Dublin to Holyhead, and its prowess against wind and tide. It discusses Ireland's potential riches, land value in 1675, rents, and export strength, plus a naval toast and a forgery trial of Fosepich Larkin in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
William Perry
Shelburm
Sir Witliam
Dublin
Holyhead
Thips
Gretham College
Ireland
Attell Island
West-Indies
Spain
Norethern
Sir William
England
Sterling
Hume
Fosepich Larkin
Manchester
Laft
Lancaster
W.n. Larkin
York Castle
Bank of England
Sethor
Witham Sheep Borough Hosts Antiscor Sale Test
The article advertises an antiscor remedy claimed to purify blood and cure impurities. It states availability from a borough agent in Witham Shep for testing in dozens or half dozens, inviting customers and gentlemen to verify efficacy.
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Barent
Srinsgrry
Witham Shep
Ntan
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Berbiece
Falmouth
West Indies
Fence
West India
Anthony Todd
Lom
Francis Freeling
Wales
Samuel and Underwood
Brook
Price Vs.'boards
Wye
G. Sag
W. B
Rmairele Lan Pe Bushy Park
Middlesex
Busu
EvFuick
County of
Kent
Joseph Wilcocks
Hurley
Berks
Elizabeth Barwick
South
Mims
Herts
John Willes
Dulwich
Surry
Granville Sharp
London
Rochester
Fuch
Foch Hospital
Exrizsas
Ty Barwick
Joan Willes
Gaanville
N.B
Herring
Mis Porter
Prat
Koscivsno
Valova
T. Bripces
J. Serra
Center
Division of
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Commander In Chief
A. Claixy
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