Fragmentary nautical names in transit list
A scrambled OCR fragment shows AILS aur Dublin waterway references and scattered place names including Waterford Hamburgh Leeward Hlamdy Lisbon suggesting a partial shipping or harbor list with unreadable details. Entities like Dublin Waterford Lisbon and Hamburg appear, but the segment is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
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Aur
Dublin
Waterford
Hamburgh
Leeward Hlamdy
Lisbon
Express of Lomados and War News from the Empire
A morning mail from the Lee ward Islands aboard the Carteret Packet reports arrests under government warrants in Bow Street including Hon. Mr. Lawress and companions. Hamburgh Mail carries imperial replies to French demands, with Germany’s prospects between peace and war and notes from Paris Rastadt and Marcou. Naval movements include Channel Fleet sails from Torbay and Plymouth, while officials travel to London and Ireland. Court actions in King's Bench, camp orders for Windsor, and a grand entertainment at Catn Wood mark the social scene. New army hospitals are planned at Wells, Chesterfield, Newbury, and other towns. Dissenting preacher Mr Cooper ordered to cease highway preaching at Seven Dials.
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Germany
Directory
Great Britain
Switzerland
Paris
Trettyarn
Council of Antients
Rastadt
Marcou
Channel
Torbay
Plymouth
Lord Barefoft
Royal George
Thomas Peruam
Ireland
Edinburgh
London
Courvoiseag
Earl Caupen
Manchester
King’s Bench
Dent
War-Office
Windsor Forest
Guards
Staxwix
Earl
Catn Wood
Crancedior
Bady Lexveasorndven
Miss‘Easxine
Duke of
Beoronp
Bloomsbury
Wells
Somersetshire
Chesterfold
Derbyshire
Newbury
Barks
Bedford
Beréfordshire
Coorer
Seven Dials
Dublin rebellion dispatch from 1798 Siege reports
An 1798 dispatch from Dublin Castle details rebel forces near Dunlavin and Dunboyne being defeated by Antrim Militia and yeomanry led by Lieutenant Gardner Captain Hardy and Captain Hume. Major Hardy reports four thousand rebels near Dunlavin were routed with about three hundred dead. Ulster remains quiet. Dublin City described as tranquil due to Yeomanry and militia efforts. Extract from Lieutenant Macauley notes Antrim Militia and Stratford’s troops routing four to five hundred rebels at Stratford-upon-Slaney with heavy casualties and praise for Capt. Stratford and Capt. Hume’s dragoons.
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Antrim
Stratford
Bittinglas
Hardy
Dunlavin
Tenant Gardner
Hume
Craig
Dublin
Dunboyne
Ulster
Camden
Leas
Cornet Love
Gth
Stratford-upon-Slaney
Dublin Castle 1798 Rebels Face Military Rally
An Extra letter from Hacketstown dated May 25 1798 reports a large rebel march toward Dublin Castle. Lieut Isardner and Capt Hardy with 4000 men reconnoitered, posted on the hill near the church, then feigned retreat to the barracks. Rebels pressed forward, shouting, as Captain Hume with about 60 yeomanry arrived to bolster defense.
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Isardner
Hardy
Hume
Rebels defeated near Dublin on Taragh hill report
A dispatch from May 67 1998 informs Lord Lieutenant of Ireland that rebels north of Dublin were defeated by Reay Fencibles and local yeomanry on Taragh hill. Three hundred fifty rebels dead, including their commander, with several wounded and arms seized. King’s troops suffered nine killed and sixteen wounded. The town remains quiet aside from Wicklow threats. Camden.
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Dublin
Reay Fencibles
Taragh
Scobie
Dunshaughlin
Taragh Hill
M‘lean
Lord Fingal
Preston
Lower Kells
Molloy
Wicklow
Camden
Royal Court Today at Downing Street and St James's
Yesterday noon the Queen and Princesses visited the Countess of Excin at Downing Breet for breakfast with the Duke of York’s band. The King later held a Levee at St James's Palace with few foreign ministers and several nobles introduced. A Council discussed Ireland’s distress. news of Ostend and a drawing room for Her Majesty followed. A report on Col Hexy’s death in Ostend notes he killed a French soldier before being slain.
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Aveusta
Extranera
Mary
Soputa
Countess of
Wm. Hill
Mr. White
Shrewsbury
Earl Powis
Hood
Navy
Lord Viscount Hood
Popham
Ostend
Alderaian Watson
Sibbald
Supning-hill
John Hippesley Cox
James Crawfurd
England
Copenhagen
Fawkner
Captain Collins
New South Wales
Viscount Sidney
Earl of Carlisle
Delme
North York Riflemen
Ireland
Duke of Portlano
Kamwoxe
Liverpool
Hexy
I1th
Guards
Cork and Limerick Mail Reaches Pause amid Irish Turmoil
Saturday evening May 26 reports the Cork and Limerick Mail coaches unable to proceed as insurgents occupy much of Kildare county. Bridges at Kilcullen and nearby areas have been destroyed, adding to regional confusion while the Southern Mail is slated to depart in a Wherry tonight. The city remains calm and no dispatch can arrive after seven this evening.
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Cork
Limerick
Kildare
Kilcullen
Allis
Waterford Letter Describes Calm/Violent Carlow Town Affair
Extract dated May 26 reports Waterford tranquil yet Carlow City attacked at 2 am with 2000 attackers seizing cannon then routed by Major Dennis and dragoons. Troops burned parts of Carlow, civilians fired on soldiers, guard of 205, militia regiments, yeomanry patrolling all night, passes required, bridges and ferries restricted.
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Dublin
Carlow
Dennis
Curth
Naval Moves and Prisoner Transport Reported
Ship news from Pearsmurn May notes arrivals and departures of sloops and frigates. The Niger Frigate sails to join Sir Richard Strachan off Havre, while a cruiser squadron under Admiral Gardner prepares further Channel fleet action. A Dover report mentions a truce mission to Offend and a surgeon intended for wounded from a recent expedition. Harwich reports impressment of young men bound for service aboard a tender.
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Pearsmurn
Downs
Pride
Niger
Richard Strachan
Havre
Torsay
Royal Sovereign
Sans. Pareille
Glory
Auas
Neptune
Cesar
Pompee
Triumph
Terrible
Canada
Impetueux
Defiance
Anson
Amelia
Megzra
Comeland
Torbay
Dover
Thomas Mantel
Joeberne
Harwich
Death by Excessive Drinking at Ditcheling Sussex Clock Cleaner
The body of Elliott a clock cleaner from Ditcheling in Sussex was found in a wood between Street Green and his home. Inquest testimony said he and a soldier companion drank heavily after visiting a cottage on Street Green then argued with two youths near a nearby pot. A scuffle followed and Elliott died from alcohol excess according to the jury verdict.
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Elliott
Ditcheling
Sussex
Street Green
Street-Green
Birth in Hans Places and deaths in Maplea Croydon and Finborough
Birth announced Friday at Hans Places for the daughter of A Hepburn Mitchalson. Deaths reported Easter day Maplea for Caroline Compton wife of William Coajnon LL.D. Sime Barntey of Croydon Surrey died Friday evening. Rev Thomas Hutchinson Vicar of Great Finborough and Haughley noted in Sak service.
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Hans
A. Hepburn Mitchalson
Maplea
Caroline Compton
William Coajnon
Evering
Croydon
Surrey
Sime Barntey
Thomas Hutchinson
Great Finborough
Haughley
Sak
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the Express
Lomados
Leeward Islands
Yarmouth
Carteret Packet
Taylor
Lawress
Canaan
Acar
Sivanz
Bir. Lawress
Bow- Street
Lonton Barette
Whitehall
Duke of Portland
Home Department
My Lord
Dublin Castle
Ten Delach
His Grace the Duke of Portland
P.S
Macauley
County of
Ballinglas
Oth Dragoons
Hacketstown
Rastheen
Terrey
Duke’ of Portland
Dustin Castle
Duatin
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