Fragmented OCR recounts a conspiracy trial in Dublin
The document outlines a sensational case involving the Right Honorable Attorney General and Lord Carhampton. It describes a Baronial Committee plot to murder a noble, with seven assassins and a plan to strike on a Sunday, plus details of payments, confessions, and multiple visits by peers to the prisoner in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imerdat
James Duis
Watt Pitt
Begala
Frith
Tray Tearn
Black Smith
Cartrampton
Baronial Committee
Fisante
Burke
Callaghan
Duan
Ferris
Banditost
Zate
Gamaites
Earl of
Enniillen
Pirate privateers strike ships off Atlantic routes
A late 18th or early 19th century shipping summary reports multiple vessels attacked or captured by privateers. Names include the Carolina Stephens from Philadelphia, the Beodraght Holvedel from Dantzig, and the Johanna from Peterburg. Several crews were saved or taken to ports such as Scilly, Bristol, Vigo, Gibraltar, and Falmouth. ships arrive damaged or beached near Liverpool, Sheerness, and Carmarvon Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Philadelpia
Stephens
Wainbro
Sunderland
Dogger Bavk
Beodraght
Holvedel
Dantzig
Nantes
Johanna
Photen
Johnson
Peterburg
Lispon
Eliza
Jane
Peterson
Liverpool
Africa
Bay
Scilly
Sophia
Bannister
Portsmouth
Riga
Christianfand
Agann
West Indies
Andreas Birke
Brown
Lifbief
Bristol
Somme
Downing
Newfoundland
Oporto
Vigo
Huntingdod
Mogadore
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Parker
Baltic
Norway
Jon
Mollytieux
Dublin
Carmarvon Bar
Denton, Chapman
Swansea
Faret
Falmouth
Hibernian Jones
London
Patterson
Quebec
Sheerness
Maria
Gill
St. Kitt’s
Lorenzo ‘de, Medici
Michelson
Naples
Zebulon
Scott
France
Leithman
Dantzic
Pearl
Winterringham
North Sea
Dublin Packet
New York
Beating of the Dutch Prize Ships Aboard Director
In Yarmouth on October 28 Captain Bligh sails His Majesty’s ship Director with the Dutch Commander in Chief’s Weytieild for the Nore. The Director’s capture of the Dutch prize is praised as a remarkable succ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bligh
Nore
Lord Duncan
Plymouth Sailings and Arrivals Narrate Naval Dispatch
Plymouth reports activity at sea with the Leviathan and several ships under Commodore Ducksworth and Captain Vashion joining Sir Roger Curtis and the Prince. Arrived also the Ruel from the North, amid heavy gale and rough seas affecting fleets and coastal weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Davtalus
Horaety . Ghilders
Braak
Combessass Floaps
Eichhea Anotviecian
Port Sole i and the Britannia and Caesar in harbor
Fragmentary OCR shows ship names Britannia of 190 guns Caesar of 85 guns. Text mentions Briss ate and a harbor scene near Blat hill side. Several garbled phrases and numbers appear, with uncertain details and incomplete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
Caesar
Wale Hkype UF Ve SL O46 Pigh
The readable fragments describe a cryptic note or cipher style sequence with names like Wale Hkype and O46. No clear event, date, or organization emerges. The item appears as a partial puzzle or code from an archival page without identifiable persons or places.
Battle Signals From the Dutch Warfleet Chronicle
A detailed sequence of naval signals and maneuvers as British ships engage Dutch vessels. The account notes the Admiral issuing course changes and formation commands, the Monarch breaking through to strike the Dutch Vice Admiral, and both fleets sustaining damage and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saafit Soemia
Ts Mih
Oodn
Ftratk
de Winter
Murder Trial of Mary Bennathy Atak Phipps
The prisoner, Mary Bennathy Atak Phipps, is tried for murder in London. Testimony describes a lodging confrontation in Garden Street St George’s parish, with the deceased Mrs Cox found fatally wounded by a neck knife after the prisoner allegedly assisted and later resisted authorities. Witnesses recount disturbances, groaning, a ransom of a guinea for setup, and the prisoner’s bloody condition as police and bystanders entered the scene. The surgeon’s account notes fatal neck wounds and details of the weapon, while collateral evidence includes a mislaid watch and notes. The magistrate reads the deceased’s declaration from the London Hof, detailing the debtor-like exchange and the sequence leading to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bennathy
Atak
Phipps
Cor
Londo
M&s
Munday
Garden-street
M*donald
Eyles
Mc. Durant
Beadle
Kitchchen
Mr. Duranty
Imalode
Durant
Emh
Iate
Vasa Wilvelts
British Navy Deployments Off Caribbean Coasts
The British Marine Force pads the Caribbean coastlines with ships including the Prince of Wales, 98 guns, Admiral Harvey Dictator, 64 guns, and Captain Western at Martiguinea seas. The Alfred 74 guns under Captain Tatton and the Invincible 74 guns under Captain Cayley guard the Samtiy near Guadaloupe. The Ne of 24 guns and the Tartar 38 guns lie to windward near Barbadoes while Captain Burrows commands the Echuaaki to halt barricane operations toward Barbadoes. Captain Dukes at Madras guards Trinidad as the squadron maneuvers to suppress enemy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Harvey
Western
L’etearca
Marti
Pigne
Fhe Alfred
Reli Gon
Tatta
Cayley
Samtiy
Guadaloupe
Burrows
Barbadoes
Madras
Dukes
Trinidad
The
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allan
Yarmouth
Agincourt
Agamemnon
Swan
Veteran
Beaulieu
L'Espiegle
Biankel
Proserpine
Phoenix
Carterd
Standard
Impestor
Prinets of Wales
Plymouth
Leviathan
Duckswortht
le Pormpe
Joe Vashion
Cumberland
Ri Montag
St. Albans
F. Pender
Roger Curtis
Prince
Port Gesturday
Port Sole i
Wale
Govervat
Prn
LTA
Ostober
British “Marine Force
Ispadia
Carribee
Wseands
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!