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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 15, 1798

Page

4

Proclamations and trials in Wicklow unrest report

Dublin Oct 12 details a halted Proclamation return while quarantine orders affect vessels. Yeomen of Newtown Mount Kennedy face delayed trials, with accused killers protected by pockets. Disturbances grow near Mullingar and Green Town as rebels gather. Miles Duigenan, a Grafton Street grocer, surrenders for trial terms, amid negotiations led by Lord Powerscourt.

Casile Newtown Kennédy Wicklow Mullingars Towm Miles Duigenan Grafton-streets Kilmanham Prison Cooke

Naval arrivals and strong ships in Portsmouth harbor

Ship news reports the Back of York cutterLt Lunpy with dispatches from Marcou arriving last night. Sir Stuart Smitts to meet the Tigre, an 84 gun ship, in the Mediterranean within days. Also arrived Enydimion a 60 gun ship Captain Sir Thomas Williams and Success a 12 gun ship Captain Wilkinson from Amphion convoy from the DownsValle Grand Falcon from Havre de Grace. Deal note Wind S W remain as per last.

York Lunpy Marcou Stoar Smitts Mediterranean Dymion Thomas WiLliams Wilkinxson Wilkinxson, From A Cruizer His Majesty’s. Slip Amphion Downsvalle Grand Falcon Cuiredr Havre-de-Grace

Postscript London Price of Stores This Day At One OClock

Postscript from London notes price of stores at one o clock, with chat about various matters. Reports from Plymouth about the Fen frigate and crew captures, and a broad discussion of tax plans and parliamentary schemes. Mentions the defeat of the French and expected actions by Russia and Turkey, plus naval activity in the Adriatic and a bread price reduction ordered by the Lords.

Regimental Review Leads to Three-Hour Sham Fight

The morning procession with noble titles and officers on horseback visited the Regiments of Infantry the 34 Dragoon Guards and Weymouth Volunteers at Crook Hill near Chickerell. A staged engagement began and continued for three hours amid field pieces and spectator observers.

Earl Patcerr Lord Rivens Chaxuss Lowenset Lord Craven Was Lady Pitt Dragoon Guards Weymouth

West India fleet sailing lists passengers and officials

Yesterday Sir Supryear Shire visited Dropmore to see Lord Grenville. The Hopewell with Capt Devonish and other notables, including Sir Pare Gis BES and Lady Hareword, and the Berwick with Rev. Mr and Mrs Gispons, Major Datgy Mece, set for Barbadoes. The Prince of Wales expected in town. News from Paris and Constantinople covers naval orders, finances, and political shifts with reports on Prussia Poland Austria and the Roman Republic.

Supryear Shire Dropmore Lord Grenville Ap Lefentiay Portsmouth Hopewell Devonish Sir Pare Gis Bes Bart J. Wape GkonGé Firsweepert F G Col Mitwer Berwick Welch Joan Gispons Datgy Mece Fuounroy Barbadoes Carleton House Coxe Norfolk Pittye Ford Caindes Spencer Oxfordshire Gort Dangton Nilson Paris Buonk Piagis Baveys Corfu Mediterranean Poland Potiad Prussia Imatian Warsaw Strasburgh Baron Waiz Landsave of Hesse-Cassel Baron Mandelfloke Duke of Wartemberg Constantinople Candia Egypt Cyprus Morea Macedon Steves Berlin Casiuar Pb Gount Rwopepsponr Sieves Louis Jxvi Marts Nanson Prewagay French Republic Holland Austrian Netherlands England Sinomary la Grande Nation Ediles

Fancy pageantry and civic debate in an early Berwick session

A fragmentary report describes a ceremonial troop review as Lord Somervile presents colours to the Somerset yeomanry and the guard toasting donors, followed by a mock death vigil. It also records the Justices of Peace urging a shift to income tax, critiques of drawbacks and bounties, and a Guildhall chat about the New River Company’s charity role amid sugar trade issues and national finance debates.

Sydney Smith Morocco Henry Repesap-Yorx York Colone Royal Mauchettes Gurreaders Ocober Somerset Yeomanry Lord Somer- Vinte Péice Berwick Michaelmas Hwy Butting Sd Ks Bow Mor le Guildhall England New River Suca& Trade Itu Hland St. Dosthigo Ida

Riot at Marine Police Office Targets Magistrates in Wapping

An eight o’clock mob attacked the Marine Police Office in Wapping, smashing shutters and firing pistols as Magistrates attempted to reach the street. A coal-heaver named Eyres sparked the riot, a bystander was mortally wounded, and officers returned fire. The crowd dispersed only after officers and volunteers patrolled the area overnight.

Marine Police Office Corausoun Hughett Franks Marine Police Institution Charles Eyres Wapping and Union Volunteer Corps

Public Office Bow Street Forgery Case In Exeter

Emanuel Levy, brought from Exeter on suspicion of forgery, was examined again yesterday. He claims no involvement, saying the defendant was defrauded by the warrant supplier in Exeter Gaol. A forged certificate and witnesses signed by a minister and church warden were used to prove the party alive. Levy was discharged upon promise to appear when needed.

Emanuel Levy Exeter Levy London Perfon Bevy

Marriage notice in Walthamstow asks Rev Dixon to Susanna Foster

A marriage announcement from Essex notes the Rev Francis Dixon to wed Susanna Dorothy Foster daughter of Edward Foster Esq in Walthamstow. The brief notice confirms the couple and location with formal church diction.

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Obscure clergy and nobility obituaries amid parish notes

Fragmented OCR records show several obituaries and notices. Names include Lady Henrietta Roper widow of Robert Roper Earl of Kinnoull, the Rev Dr Hay, the Rev Thomas Abdy Abdy rector of Coopersale Essex, and other church figures with brief dates and locations such as Oxford and Defard Ireland.

Staveley Renchurch Christ Churces Oxford Hay Henrietta Roper Robert Roper Muffetis Hertford Georges Seventh Earl of Kinnoull Femmight Defard Ereland Jean Swift Reading Bristol Thomas Abdy Abdy Coopersale Essex

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