Fragmentary account of Wicklow militia action and executions
Readable parts describe a clash at Wicklow with about 350 defenders, 150 rounds fired, Captain reportedly killed two ruffians, and later prisoners taken amid pursuit for bodies. Lieutenant Bell commands relief militia. one prisoner turns king's evidence. Broad chaos and investigations follow.
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Wicklow
Edgaderry
Bell
Repeal of Treason Bills and Bank of England Debate
The House considers notices to repeal treason and sedition bills while Westminster debates Bank of England policy. Mr Fox signals the repeal move on an open day, and a range of motions follows on Canterbury election petitions and the Port of St Joseph in Trinidad. Bank discussion centers on government advances, remittances to the Emperor, and demands for accountability and prudence in public finance.
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House. OF Commons
Trept
Merley
Sittrington
Fox
E. W. Bootle
Whch
FoAa Banyan
Ryder
Sti Jofep
Sfand
Trinidad
Co. A
Meo Gore Langton
John Palmer
Meyor
Bat
Palmer
Tad’ Beeri
Mereral
Plartheefablihm ii
Beyig
FenQov
Poliidiice
Speater
Sheridan
Comptroller General
W. Pulteney
Bea
Boat Saabh
Greg
Pitt
Whitbread
Ma. Smith
Bank OF England
Grey
House
Fee
Porgol
Bank
Treasury
Westminster Hall
America
France
Ireland
Depuy
Order of Council of
A& of William and Mary
A&t of William and Mary
William and Mary
Gentlemart
Treasuy
West Indies
Select Committee
Anj
Gilés
Joan
Raikes