Riots and prison breaks spark action in Carrickfergus era
Reports detail a swift jail breach at Carrickfergus with soldiers freed and several implicated in the riot. Magistrates and army officers intensify pursuit as more troops flee, while London and Dublin dispatch updates on politics, court actions, naval movements, and notable appointments across Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carickfergus
Grenadier Company
Dublin
Carrckfergus
Lord Forbes
Regiment of Foot
Lords Justices and Council of Ireland
To be Sold A Lewisham Inn and adjoining lands
To be SOLD, HE Messuage or Inn known by the Sign of the Roe Buck in Lewisham Kent with coach houses stables yard and gardens thereto belonging and two var cels of meadow or pasture ground thereto adjoining containing eleven acres all Freehold and now in the occupation of Mr John Whiffin as tenant thereof For particulars apply to Mr Wharton in Bostrey Court Carey Street London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ratisbon
Moscow
Courland
Warsaw
Charles of Saxony
Holland
Stadtholder
Dieren
Earl of Holderness
Hornby Castle
Yorkshire
Arlington-street
St. James's
Duke
Duchess of Richmond
France
Aubigny
Duke of Richmond
Lord Despencer
St. James’s
Earl of Sutherland
Edward Ligonier
Robert Robinson
Francis Craigg
de Camps
Charles Spencer
Countess of Yarmouth
Kensington
Dont Porter
Brussels
John Stephens
Broad-street
Amos Wenman
Stephen Soames
Dunwich
Suffolk
Dr. Jones
Earl of Hertford
John Nosworthy
Sidney Sussex College
Cambridge
Edward Lord Beaulieu
St. Saviour’s Chapel
Dartmouth
Pharase
Horn
County of
Evon
Exeter
Worth
Aoo I
Dike
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Sardinia
Portsmouth
Dorfershire
Lewisham
Kent
John Whiffin
Wharton
Bostrey Court
Carey Street
Landon
Address to England's Freeholders on Liberty and Reform
An appeal urging county committees to draft strict instructions for MPs, promote triennial Parliaments, and curb corruption. It discusses ministerial influence, parliamentary approval, and the need for informed electors to protect liberties, with debates between Freeman and Placeman on Prussian and French policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
S.ir
Justitia
England
St. Stephen’s Chapel
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Tagus
Susannah
Nichols
Falmouth
Swanzey
Land’s End
Petithea
Sain
Joseph
Williams
Wales
Langham
Tenby
Paul’s Wharf
Zoolon
Uland
St. Christopher’s
Waler Grisiths
Irvine
Laurence Nugent
Adam Murray
Edinburgh
Thomas An Uish
St. Nicholas
Deptford
Hummerton
Peter Courtney Chetlyn
Richard Cheilyn
Doctor’s Commons
Court of Common-Pleas
Pratt
Society For Reformation of Jianners
Leman
Rummer Tavern
Chancery-lane
Clements
Wallbrooke
Starcourt
Marklane
Newgate
James Eyre
John Rice
Paul Lewis
Farmer Browne
George Clipersdale
Hannah Diego
John West
Joseph Johnson
John Turner
Elizabeth Lyon
Mr. Rice
Holnett
Long Burton
Dorsetshire
Sherborne
Boswell Court
John the
Longman
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Ciia
Nick
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Placeman
Pieceman
Spain
Europe
House of Austria
Prussia
Tam
Grant
Freemam
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