Celebrations Mark His Majesty Birthday in Brazil Square
Lisson June 9 reports the 6th instant birthday rites in the new Praca do Comercio in Rio. The equestrian statue unveiled after covering is displayed to Tribunals Senate Junta and nobles with four infantry regiments and two cavalry units present. The three day festival ends with fireworks and royal family attendances. Secretary Dom Luis da Cunha died recently.
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Praca Do Commercio
Jumiero
Dom Luis da Cunha
Agi Osman Pacha is slain at Negropont during entry
From Morea April 21 reports Agi Osman Pacha grandson of Tepal Osman Pacha was strangled as he entered Negropont where he was appointed governor. The janissary Aga sealed the bridge and summoned him to the castle to settle accounts. Refused respite offered 50,000 sequins, then prayed and hanged himself. his head sent to Constantinople. He travelled with 40 mules bearing silver.
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Morea
Agi Osman Pacha
Tepal Osman Pacha
Negropont
Aga
Tle
Pacha
Bender
Rumelia
Constantinople
Milan
Senate
Tribunal of the Inquisition
Hamburgh
Poland
Podolia
Ukraine
Volhynia
Meeting Resolved on Tobacco Export to Great Britain
In May 1775 the Groutester county Committee at the Court-House resolved not to ship any tobacco to Great Britain until the Continental Congress clarifies export rules. Also noted are returns of the Countess of Dunmore from the Fowey and writs for a General Assembly in Boston on the 31st, and Governor Franklin’s proclamation for New Jersey assembly on the 1st.
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Amerric
Virginia
Groutester
Great Britain
Continental Congress
William Burgh
Countess of
Gace
Boston
Franklin
General Assembly of
New Jersey
John Croft
Ijoadan Carrier
Leafgill
Westmoreland
Wiliam Buck
White Lion Inn
Kendal
Tho. Thompson
Thomas Wilson
Carmarthen
Peart
Portugal
Linein
Vine Fields
Howkes
Aes
Otich
George Browne
Thomas Browne
Towerhil
London
Tower Hill
Gould-Squre
Tcestershire
William Bishop
Three Crowns Inn
Leicester
Keam
Leiester
C. Morris
Rmanbury
Ir. Bihop
Me. Gilbert
N.B
Doneraile shooting report ends in death of Patrick ONeill
On June 14 at Kilgallane near Mitchelltown Corks Patrick ONeill was shot at his door during a possession raid by Francisa Peel and four Doneraile assistants under a Sheriff warrant. He died from eight ball wounds and the assailants fired volleys in a field near an old church as neighbours and the widow mourned.
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D. Corke
Francisa Peel
Doneraile
Habere
John Crone
Bsq
Patrick O'Neil
Kilgallane
Mitchelltown
Peel
County of
Corke
John Cashel
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Kilmainham
O’neil
Felonious Murder Verdict Tied to Doneraile Inquest
A coroner’s inquest at Doneraile ruled a felonious murder by Patrick O Neil and his assistants. The body was moved by friends of the deceased to Doneraile after intervention by a humane neighbour who urged safe passage to a residence. A forceful removal of the corpse followed, with the case noted among various port arrivals and sailings in the era.
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Doneraile
Patrick O’neil
Insurrection fears and London political stirings reported
News from Virginia and Norfolk reveal plans for a slave insurrection thwarted in time. reports from Portmouth, Kew, and Guildhall describe Crown officials, naval movements, and protests over city governance. Letters praise Lord Dunmore's conduct while tensions with Indians, refugees from Boston, and Parliament underlines unrest across colonies and Britain.
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