Rebellion of 1798 in Ireland Continues to Unfold
The narrative recounts the Wexford rising’s flaws in organization and leadership, the fatal defeat of Loftus at Tubberneering, and the brutal conduct of both sides. It details New Ross, Scullabogue, Ballymannan, Arklow, and Vinegar Hill, noting Massacres, executions, and the shifting fortunes as Royalist forces consolidate. The piece also cites Beauchamp Harvey, Lord Mountjoy, and the broader collapse of insurgent strength ennen amnesty efforts in Wicklow and Wexford.
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Ireland
Wexford
Holt
Loftus
Gorey
Corrigrue Hill
Walpole
Lord Camden
Tubberneering
Carnow
Tullow
Carlow
Beauchamp -Bagenall Harvey
Carrickburn Mountain
Corbet Hill
New Ross
Barrow
Enniscorthy
Johnson
B. B. Harvey
Kelly
Dublin
Donegal
Kilkenny
Richard Musgrave
Carrickburn
Lord Mountjoy
Scullabogue
Yeomen
Antrim
Saunders Grove Corps
Narramore Corps
Furlong
Gordon
Trish
Ballymannan Hill
Ridgway
Captain Armstrong
Curran
Mr. Curran
Frizall
House of Commons
Beauchamp Bagenall Harvey
New Rosa
Deat
Philip Roche
Council of Government
Vinegar Hill
Harvey
Colclough
Saltee Islands
Waddy
Taylor
Scullabogue Barn
Arklow
Michael Murphy
Skerrett
Durham Regiment of Fencibles
Needham
Father Murphy
Dundas
James Duff
Toftus
Lake
Wesford
Moore
Enniscomby
Lord Lake
Lord Cornwallis
Wicklow
Hunter
New York Business Booms Amid Imports and Cotton Surge
News from New York reports a strong revival in commerce with many new firms forming and expectations of large dry goods imports over the next two months. Auctions plan to open soon, while the cotton market experiences heavy speculation and rising prices. Sterling and London bills show declines, with Mexico dispatches hinting at uneasy peace terms involving Santa Anna.
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United States, &c
Express
Liverpoor
New York
Stephen Whitney
Congress
New York Express
Europe
Corron
Mobile
N. Orleans
Ord
London
Paris
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Scotia
Waterwitch
Yucatan
Griffon
Santa Anna
Petersburg
Manga de Clayo
N. O. Pic
Death of Prince Albert's Royal Father in Coburg
Letters from Germany report the death of Grand Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, father to Prince Albert. Buckingham Palace notified the queen and council meetings postponed, with the court's Windsor departure delayed. The royal family grieves as no prior London warning of the illness was received.
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Buckingham Palace
Germany
Grand Duke
Laze Coburg and Gotha
Prince Albert
Windsor
London
Resignation of M Salvandy noted in Paris papers
Paris papers report M Salvandy resigns as minister of France after voting against the address to the Chamber of Deputies. Chinese and Spanish matters show military and financial moves. Stocks in France and Spain close with various rates. Headlines also note railway plans and routine cabinet deliberations amid broader European tensions.
Peel Enters 57th Year as Statue of Nelson Hero Rises
Sir Robert Peel will enter on his 57th year on the 5th. The Trafalgar Square statue of the Hero of the Nile is visible and apparently completed to endure posterity. The alterations the statue has undergone lessen the rope coil and left hand tail of the coat, improving its appearance. The square’s paving nears completion and unsightly hoarding and scaffolding will be removed as the column area nears finish.
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Robert Peel
Tur Nerson
Hero of the Nile
Trafalgar Square
Commons session to Buckingham Palace address to Queen
The House of Commons met at one o'clock and soon after the speaker with Lord Clive and Mr Cardwell proceeded to Buckingham Palace with the address to her Majesty. The Queen returned a gracious answer.
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House of Commons
Lord Clive
Cardwell
Buckingham Palace
Central Criminal Court Session Opens At Old Bailey
Tomorrow at ten o'clock the 112th Old Bailey session begins with judges Lord Chief Baron Abinger, Mr Justice Coleridge, and Mr Justice Cresswell. The calendar shows more larceny and violent cases, plus other offences. Forty extra committals may occur as investigations proceed, possibly extending the week or longer if the forged wills case proceeds. Snow incident reports a woman found freezing in a Marylebone garden near the workhouse.
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Leadenhall-street
Richard the
Guildhall
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City Compter
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Johnson
William Henry Barber
Giltspur Street
Alderman Johnson
Whitchair
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Union Wall
Henry Freid
James Street
Kennington
Hugh
Mr. Cottingham
Eva
Catharine Keech
Eldres Kent-street
Southwark
Ceafield
Guy's Hospital
Central Criminal Court
Justice Hall
Old Bailey
Surrey
Sivctran Arrat
Marylebone
New Road
Birth in a Workhouse After Lying-in Hospital Delay
A constable delivered quick notice of a birth to Marylebone infirmary staff. blankets and an easy chair were placed at the spot, mother and infant were moved to the workhouse and received medical care. Both are reported doing well, with the mother en route to Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital where admission is limited to the final hour of delivery.
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Marylebone
Tebutt
Queen Charlotte’s Lying-in Hospital
Frightful accident near Mansion House four men buried
A deep trench collapse near Mansion House Street during foundation work for a Gresham clubhouse trapped four men. Hillier and Pattisford died or were severely injured, others escaped. Lord Mayor ordered proper care. inquest set before Mr Payne. Contractors Cubitt blamed for insufficient shoring as 20 foot embankment collapsed.
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Mansion House-street
Gresham Club
King William Street
Messrs
Hillier
John Pattisford
Guy's Hospital
Messrs. Cubitt
Payne
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