Rebellion Suppression Report From Ireland Dispatch
A dated dispatch from Dublin May 29 1798 reports General Dundas confirming rebels in Gorragh of Kildare laid down arms and leaders surrendered Sir James Duff opened communications with Limerick and Cork and arrived at Kildare routing rebels. South quiet suburbs of Dublin surrendered arms.
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James Duff
Limerick
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Camden
P.S
Dublin
Rebel Uprising in Ireland Fights and Retreats
From the London Gazette dated May 29 1798 a detailed dispatch by Major General Sir James Duff describes marching from Limerick with dragoons militia and artillery to seal Dublin’s communications, surrounding Kildare, and pursuing rebels. Reports of heavy rebel losses near Carlow Monaltereven and Ballitore. Dublin and Wexford districts see ongoing raids, arrests, executions, and shifting loyalties as authorities mobilize yeomanry and regulars to restore order.
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Royal Birthday Jubilation Across London and Westminster
Tuesday morning marked the sixtieth birthday of His Majesty with bells, park and Tower guns, and illuminations at theatres and public offices. The Prince of Wales and several dukes visited the Queen’s house for congratulatory greetings while the royal family attended a drawing room at St James's Palace. The Ode was performed in celebration.
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