Delgany murder trial reveals Walker and Fox in gun attack
In Wicklow Delgany case Hugh Wallaghan and James Fox stand charged after a loaded gun fired during a confrontation that killed Thomas Dogherty. Witnesses describe a tense scene in which a gun misfired twice before Wallaghan allegedly shot, with Fox present outside the door. Testimony notes mixed loyalties, rebel suspicions, and Yeomanry orders to shoot rebels on sight.
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Thomas Dogherty
Charles' Fox
James
Fox
Margaret Barry
Delgany
Mary Dogherty
Hugh Wallaghan
Wallaghan
Dogsherty
Wollighan
Wellaghan
Che
Charles Fox
Fin
Devonent
Esther
Dogherty
James Fox
Prifinir
Pat Pour
Dunboyne
Lord Cornwalliis
Latouche
Pus
Naval Hospital
Bas Re
Dublin
Delgarny
Newtown Park
Wollagtian
Esther Logherty
James‘Fox
Richard Byrne
Wallace Terribles
Pyrne
Mr. Johnson
Killnecarrig
Bray
Dugherty
Ast-Cante
Gore
Newtown-Mount Kennedy
Odim
Shamas
Wicklow
Westmeath
Carlow
Ysaac Sutton
G. Kelly
Mount Kennedy
Spokne
Prifoner
Captain Armstrong
King’s County
Woldaghan
O&ober
Armstrong
Tohn Fox
Newtown Mount Kennedy
N.B
Kelly
Nath. Hayes
Neantown
Mount A
Kennedy Yeomin
Faber
Etoo
Eople
Wm. Tomligson
Rathdrum Yeoman
Arklow
Geo. Auderin
Archer
Richard Gore
News from London and Ireland on naval movements and European affairs
Postscript from London reports stock prices and a 3 per cent rate as ships arrive from Dublin. The Howie man of war is not yet in port, seen off Ireland with Rosdaft and frigates amid storms. French prizes La Coquille and Ambuscade reach Carrickfergus Bay, while reports on Holt remain unconfirmed. Paris Gazettes and Surveillant summaries cover Buonaparte’s army in Egypt, Austrian moves toward Swabia, and Grifon League tensions. Dispatches describe emigres in Bref and a Brest ship loss, with exchanges between English and French crews at Bre. The Courier’s Egypt route shows peril and narrow escape from Ottoman pursuers.
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Mai
Dublins
Howie Man
Ireland
Ros Daft
Lough Swill
Heche
Carrickfergus Bay
Loire
Holt
Paris
Hes Zit
Egypt
Buonavarre
Burgaw
Swabia
Germany
Assembly of the
Grifon League
Grifons
Florent Guyot
Coirer Chur
Ragatz
Austria
Direcory
Picuccru
Barrueremi
Detaroue
Witter
Ramet
Bre
Rositta
Rhodes
Venice
Ancona
Nexson
Battle of the Pyramids and Chebreiffa in Egypt wars
An official letter from Cairo dated Thermidor 6 describes the French army's movements toward Alexandria and Rosetta, detailing engagements with Mameluke forces. It covers troop dispositions, heavy fighting at Chebreiffa and the Pyramids, artillery duels, and the capture of enemy ships with substantial casualties on both sides.
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Buqnaparh
National Institutes
Cairo
Thermidor
Pers
Meffidor
Alexandria
Demenheur
Greely
Rhamanie
Nile
Dugua
Rosetta
Desaix
Chesreissa
Murar Bey
Chebreiffa
London
Perree
Maerine
Monge
Berthelier
Dhebeck
Eneral Anareoff
Lambabes
Pyramids
Reynier
Gizah
Lambabe
Egypt
Mourat Bry
Deaix
Bon
Via
Menon
Gevera
Mial
Rampon