Dublin unrest and treason trials as loyalists praised
Lord Dillon and peers hail the discovery of treasonable plots while the Commons passed the bill unamended. Belfast resident Samuel Nelson is jailed, yeomanry fire near St Stephen’s Green, and artillery moves to Pigeon House fortifications. Reports describe brutal policing, executions, and a planned uprising with arm seizures and a looming Revolutionary Tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dillon
Glentworth
Westmeath
Commons
Samuel Nelson
Belfast
St. Stephen‘s Green
Laggard
Black Rock
Dunleary
Earl of Clonmell
Xifi Prius
Pigeonhouse
Bay of
Dublin
Royal Exchange
Halbert
Moira
Ireland
Weil
Sheares
Cork
Irons
Births and deaths at notable London addresses
Births recorded at Ancaster Hall Lincolnshire plus marriages in St George Hanover Square and Liverpool. Major James Rooke and other nuptials listed. Died: John Scott Earl of Clonmel Chief Justice and Parentee Clair of the Pleas. Bookseller Bedwell Law and Mrs Hichens noted. Stock Exchange quiet on Whit Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancaster Hall
Lincolnshire
J. C. le Catcraft
St. George's Hanover Square
R Street
Susan Feitham
Turner
New Bond
Hampton Court
Liverpool
George Clutton
Islington
Barker
Hurnt-street
James Rooke
Mary Rigge
Heist Church
Middlesix
Sebire
Church-street
Spitalfields
Collins
Bechnal- Greens
Harcourtestreet
John Scott
Earl of
Duke-street
Westminster
Hichens
H. J. Hichens
Wooley, Ha
Berks
Express Warns of Peace Efforts and War Rumors Across Europe
The Express reports Lord Grey's push for German peace, Russian proclamations, and French measures threatening war. It notes English privateers prize captures near Malta, naval actions off Toulon, and new ambassadorial appointments in Berlin Madrid and Vienna. Disturbances in Ireland unfold with fierce battles near Dublin and Naas, martial law declared, and British troops praised for actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Leyden Gazette
Executive Directory
America
Calais
France
Spain
Austria
Bernaporte
Vienna
Taviren
Barnaporte
Germany
Count Casenzet
Rastadt
Buonararte
Ireland
Dublin
Crumlin
Naas
Derby and Oaks Winners At Epsom Races
The Epsom meeting yielded excellent sport with Derby winner bred by Sir H Houghton and named in Mr Cookson's name. The Oaks went to Mr Durands bay filly after a pretty heat. A boy rider, who bet seven to one, rode both winners after gaining permission from Mr Durand. Friday’s plate went to Lord Grosvenor's Meteor in two heats amid strong betting. Notables attendance included the Prince of Wales and many peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Fhursday
H. Houghton
Mr. Cookson
Mr. Durand
Mr. D
Lord Grosvenor
Mr. Durang
Prince of Wales
Margrave
Margravine
Anspach
Derby
Grosvenor
Egremont
Jersey
Clermont
Morpeth
Say
Sele
C. Bunbury
John and
Lady Lade
Thomas Pelham
Mesfis
C. Windham, Villiers, Paget, Bullock, &c
Lord Lanpspawn Remains at Bath Amid Broad Naval Movements
News from Bath reports Lord Lanpspawn mending slowly while Lord St Vincent commands 28 line ships off Cadiz with Parner and Nextson in separate squadrons. Four more ships reportedly join to confront French and Spanish forces. Local crime notes include a Portsmouth murder suspect jailed and a reward posted, plus Edinburgh Court of Session ruling on the Marchioness of TircurFigzy vs Col. Cummine over Gordonston. Ipwich sailors released from Ostend, and a fraud escape involving Sir Syonsy Situ. Bowen the watchman faces Newgate for posing as a priest and a sham marriage. An elderly Manchester widow wakes to a fallen Bible clasp and quips about breaking a jug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lanpspawn
Bath
Lord St. Vincent
William Parner
Cadiz
Horatio Nextson
Mediterranean
Toulon
Libon
Ville de Pars
Portsmouth
Msnissa
Sedinf
Court of Session
Edinburgh
TircurFigzy
Col. Cummine
Altyre
Gordonston
Ipwich
Ostend
Sir Syonsy
Bowen
Newgate
Manchester
Wheat and barley market report from Corn Exchange
May 28 report notes small wheat supply and heavy sales with prices 1 to 2 shillings per quarter lower for muddling and inferior types. Large Norfolk and Suffolk barley arrivals. prime malting at 90 percent, best Norfolks 42s 8d per quarter. Fine pease and beans scarcer and sold dearer amid heavy demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Metirs
Chrin
Marrass
Gosod
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Stock- Exchange
Waterford
Hamburgh
Jamaica
Leeward Stland
the Express
Russia
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Malta
His
Medusa
Jnconstant
London
Seyrs
Council of Five Hundred
Directory
Berlin
Prussia
Gururemagnet
Madrid
Trucuert
Guinnemarper
Trusust
Boniface
Temple
Synoney Suitu
Sydney
Ray Fencibles
Stx Dragoons
O'Reilly
Lord Roden
Armagh
Captain Cook
Gth Dragoons
Scott
Havre
Windsor
Princess of Warrs
Blackheath
Admiralty
Lord Arpen
Mr. Pitt
Mr. Dunpas
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Apamson
Leancashire Light Dragoons
Queensferry
Byerave
65Th Regiment
Kensington Gardens
Ture
Corn Exchange
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