Dublin treason trials and executions headline reel
Domestic intelligence reports outline actions in Ireland with insurgent clashes and a list of persons to be tried for high treason in Dublin. It notes a meeting of a Whig Club and parliamentary proceedings alongside the execution of Reeves Wilkinson and Adamson amid murder coverage and miscellaneous items including poetry and miscellanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Whig Club
Reeves
Wilkinson
Adamson
London News June 6 1795 Various royal events and incidents
London reports detail reviews of the Life Guards at Wimbledon Common with royal observers present. Mentions Prince Ernest Augustus aging 27, Buckingham health letter from Duchess of Windsor, Pitt heading to Holwood, and French actions in Portugal. Includes mail robbery near Clonmel and a murder at Whitechapel. Also notes Dublin tranquility and Yarmouth arrivals with Hanoverian ministers’ son and prisoners from the West Indies aboard Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Guards
Earl of Har- Rindoys
Wimbledon Common
Prince of Wares
Duke of York
Prince of Oxance
Gotnsweathy
Gwennie
Lord Carucart
Prince Ernest Augustus
Buckingham-house
Duchess of
Wiantemzere
Pitt
Holwood
Charente
Guernsey
Portugal
Earl of Exrox
Apexander SmMonst
Duke of Beproann
Tavistock
Clonmel
Cathel
Dublin
Waterford
Tipperary
France
Naples
Courier du Bas
Raftadr
Trzip
Arn
Bonnier
Legation
Passwan Octov
Widdin
WakecHarer
Mary Stane
William Winter
Royal Oak
Whitechapel-road
Bow Fair
Yarmouth
Prince of Orange Packet
Captain Bridge
Cuxhaven
England
Malcolm
Switzerland
Weymouth
Pelmore
West Indies
Admiralty Letter on Privateers and Captures at Martiniques 1798
Copy of a letter from Rear-Admiral Harvey, Commander in Chief, detailing captures near Grenada and Saint Bartholomew's, including the privateers Le Foret and La Rosiere, and the ship La Captain Barton's seizure of La Hardi. Reports also note the Lapwing and other units’ movements and a surrender at Clayton.
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Admiralty
Funz
Harvey
Leeward Islands
Evan Nepean
Prince of Wales
Fort Royal Bay
Martinicus
Hawke
Rotherso
Grenada
Jaa
le Foret
Guadaloupe
His Majesty's Stip Lapwing
Etpeured
St. Bartholomew's
Mirtinigad
le Hardi
Sch
Guadealaure
Fort Mynt
Barton
Montferrat
Tienry Harvey
Royal Bath revels amid courtly minuets and fashion
A Monday night gala at Bath featured a long sequence of courtly minuets led by the Duke of York and royal figures. Ladies showcased elaborate headpieces of jewels and plumes, while many wore little powder as fashion shifted within the aristocratic assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Duke of York
Debates On Armorial Bearings Duty Bill And Holidays Abolition
In a Lords committee the Armorial Bearings Duty Bill faced edits proposed by Lord Kinnoul while Lord Grenville urged caution on new tax rules. The Holiday Abolition Bill drew Bishop Rochester's scorn as too late to save holidays. The speech traced holidays’ antiquity from Christian origins and sought restraint in removing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesbay
Lord Kinnoul
Lord Grenville
Rochester
Edward the Sixth
House of Commons considers Scots Brewery Bill and press duties
The House resolved into a Committee on the Scots Treble Beer Bill to amend price provisions and allow magistrates to adjust bread allowances with new duties. The Attorney General proposes limiting newspaper proprietors to three, later reduced to two, while discussion on press liability continues. A miners bill and salt duties measure proceed, with reports ordered for tomorrow and Friday debates scheduled on related tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Tierney
Soticiror
Hobhouse
Cornwall
Devonshire
Rose
Andelso
Bill discussion on clerks attendance in public offices
In a formal exchange the Lords Chancellors and a reverend prelate debated the bill’s provisions to enforce clerks attendance in public offices. The Lord Chancellor noted objections and suggested amendments. the bill was ordered to be committed after consideration of holidays and antiquity concerns.
Parliamentary debate on Dundas and rebellion proceedings
In a lengthy session Lord Castlereagh and others debated the response to rebel forces with General Dundas, examining mercy, responsibility, and possible papers. Members pressed for papers, while some urged caution and restraint before any censure or adjournment. The House adjourned for the day amid calls for clarity on Government instructions and military conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilberforce
Lord Castlereagh
Expati
Che
Tits Safer
Sven Ough
Mansel
Rhe
James Dut
Anc
Che Hose
Destimentys
W Rouge Geser
Lord Castiersach
Moulion Jackson
Janes Duff
Everland
J.C. Ber
Dundas
Comnen
House
Norte
O'Donnell
J. Duthie
Durdas
Curragh
M.ansel
Cui
Guigenan
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London
The
London - Gazette
Funes
Sk Msestershire
Banert Daniel Dench
Cuckfie
Joly Goat
Clayton
Allernsy
Wal John Davys
Lowg Serena
Scrivener
Jungee
Head Ton
Lopgt
Asata
Aberdere
Gismorp
Shopke
Pali Mean Inn
Eistel Arpernics
Mvsty
Bristol
Messrs
Jenkins and
James
New Tin
Loner
Duke of
Clopence
Prince Ernest
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Morton
Honourable Mr
Grevillg
Princess Augusta
Elizabeth
Mery
Sophia
Tistela Manners
Catherine Manners
Marc'Jones
Antrim
Issbela Thyane
Char. Macdonald
Maria Parker
Aliss Courtenay
Courtenay
Thompson
Princess August
Princess Eligabes
Poncess
Lary
Phompons
Princess of Warns
Orr
Parliamentary Intelligence
House OF Lords
House OF Commons
MR. Pitt
MR. Tierney
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