The Reign of Terror in Ireland and France
A critical examination of how English writers attacked France's Reign of Terror while ignoring Irish and England's own brutal uses of martial law. It traces the Northern papers, Belfast arrests, the United Irishmen, and the 1797 1798 campaigns, noting torture, disarmament, and sectarian persecution that fueled rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Burke
Croker
Ireland
Danton
Robespierre
Judkin Fitzgerald
Lord Lake
la Vendée
Wexford
Wicklow
Quarterly Review
Beresford
Spain
Cabrera
Marat
Belfast
Newell
Lord Camden
Duke of Portland
Moylan
Cork
Limerick
Ulster
Lord Carhampton
Lake
John Claudius Beresford
Bien Entendu
Leinster
Munster
Pelham
United Irish Association
General Lake
Mr. Pelham
Plowden
Sparrow
Tom the Devil
North Cork
Heppenstal
Newry
Sir Watkin William Wynne
Meath
Westmeath
King’s
Dublin
Kildare
Lewins
Paris
Lord Duncan
Camperdown
Daendels
Bantry Bay
Union
Lord Grenville
Lord Moira
Privy Council
Moira
House of Lords
Mr. Grattan
Ponsonbys
Grattan
The
Arthur O'Connor
T. A. Emmet
M‘nevin
Edward Fitzgerald
Ralph Abercrombie
Lord Clare
United Irish Executive
Oliver Bond
Doctor of Warspite Buried After Fatal Hospital Injury
Liszox reports the doctor aboard Her Majesty's Warspite, stationed in the port, died after a surgical finger cut in the Saint Joseph hospital festered into gangrene. He was buried at Prazeres cemetery on Saturday, following a rapid decline from the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liszox
Warspite
Prazeres
Hospital of Saint Joseph
Paris and Madridpolitical turmoil and royal finances update
Latest intelligence reports from Paris and Madrid detail royal speeches and notes on constitutional debates, ministerial plans for railroad expansion, and opposition protest over dotation. It covers Guizot’s audience with the King, potential ministerial resignations, and Spain's pursuit of fiscal and municipal reforms, plus stock changes and shipping market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Moniteur
Reformed Church
Confession of Augsburg
M. Cremieux
M. Damon
Tribunal of First Instance of
Louis Napoleon
National
Normandy
Ata Bonaparte
Duke of Bordeaux
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Duke of Nemours
M. Guizot
Tuileries
Palais Royal
Compeigne
Neilly
Pau
Fontainebleau
Duke de Montpensier
France
Henry IV
Prince of
Joinville
Duke of
Aumale
Louis Philippe
Duke of Bourbon
Spain
Madrid
Messre
Olivan
Posada
Nucedal
Congress
M. Gonzales Bravo
M. Bravo
National Guard
Hoe
Progresista
M. Madoz
Cortes
Progresistas
Messrs
Cortina
Serrano
Slader
Castellano
Narvaez
Tringste
Scadia
Monte Negrine
Vranina
Lesandra
Anzuld
Buenos Ayres
Monte Yiper
John Cock
Buenos
Commodore Purvis
Commissioners of Customs
Railway Magazine
Liverpool
Quebec
New Brunswick
Shipping Gazette
Feast of Epiphany Observed at Chapel Royal and News of Notables
Epiphany rites were performed at the Chapel Royal with traditional offerings. Reports cover Russian General Paskewitch’s death in Rome, Earl Fitzhardinge's Cheltenham move, Townshend’s dinner in Tanworth, a Cork friar’s drowning, and local charitable and social items.
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Chapel Royal
St. James's
Wm. Martins
Paskewitch
Prince of Warsaw
Rome
Earl Fitzhardinge
Cheltenham
Berkeley Castle
Earl
Chel- Aenhawn
TownsHenn
Tanworth
Townshend
R.N
Tyne
Mediterranean
White Lion Fon
Castle Hotel
Peel
John Cronin
Friery
Cork
Beamish
Lee
Thomas N. Redington
Landlord and Tenant Commission
Galway
Wilkiz
National Gallery
Wilkie
Paris
Joseph Credit
Sir David
British Architects
Geographical Society
Meteorological Society
Civil Engineers
Zoological Society
Literary Fund
Society of Arts
Thompson
Royal Society
Royal Society of Literature
Royal Academy
Architecture
Society of Antiquaries
Medico-Botanical Society
Astronomical Society
Lhrysep Victuallers
Asxylum
Old
Kent-Road
Bridge House Hotel
George Hodges
Jones
Shenton
Osborne
Clerkenwell Police Court
Baylis
Drayman
St. Leonard’s
Shoreditch
Mansion House
Marlborough Street
Richard Doyle
Frederick Besryer
Pollon
Paxton
Grosvenor-street
Foreign Office
Hardwicke
Wakley
Highgate
Malehhild
Sophia Cole
John Beaumont, Esq
Sophia
Mayer
Striking Dublin O Connell Jury Draws Controversy
The Queen's Bench panel to try Daniel O'Connell and others began with the drawing of 48 names, 37 objected to and 2 disqualified. After protests over omissions and Catholic bias, the list was cut to 24 with 12 struck by crown and 12 by traversers, revealing a panel heavily weighted toward Catholics and conservatives.
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Dickenson
Revision Court
Whiteside
Ford
O'Connell
Arctories
Gray
Traversers
Freeman's Journal
Barrett
Pilot
Dublin
Times
Crown Office
Crown
Repeal Association
James Hamilton
Usper Ormond Quay
James
J. Croker
North Great
George's Street
Henry Flynn
William Street
Henry Thompson
Eustace Street
Anson Floyd
Wellington Quay
John Rigby
Great Brunswick Street
Robert Hanna
Henry Street
John Holmes
William Longfield
Harcourt Street
William Ord
Cork Street
Robert
Stubbs
Dame Street
William Scott
Stafford Street
Joshua M.cormack
Usher Street
William M. Woodroofe
Abbey Street
George Mitchell
Lower Sackville Street
James Walker
Suffolk Street
George Fowler
Anglesea Street
Mercantile Advertiser
the Crown
Mr. Steele
Mr. Barrett
Kemmis
Mr. Bourne
Court of Queen’s Bench
Crown Side
Queen
Daniel O'Connell
John O'Connell
City of
Forde
Pigree Malony
Walter Boumne
Mr. Cantwell
Timothy Greene
Capel-street
Michael Dunn
John White
Mr. Kemmis
James Fallon
Mr. Cant
Lord Eliot
Ireland
John Irwin
John Dennan
George Whittaker
Joseph Camon
Cantwell
Robert Chamley
Laurence Gorman
John T. Belleau
William Fitzpatrick
Nicholas Monserratt
John M.glein
George Wilson
Beileau
William Hendrick
James Cuff
Mr. Mahony
City of London Sessions and Bow Street notes on crimes and bail
Summary of multiple petty and serious offenses heard in London courts. Edwie Bates faced bail denial after threats to banker John Masterman. Assaults at a coffee house in Limehouse and a West London pauper case led to bail. Public-house and brothel nuisance actions at Bow Street, Marleybone child neglect case, Shoreditch attempted murder by knife, and a Southwark watch theft with suspect withholding identity.
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City OF London
Edwie Bates
Compter
John Masterman
Nicholaslane
Lombard Street
Northern and Eastern Counties Railway
Masterman
Mr. Mastermen
Humphery
Mast’rman
Geooge Serring
George Perring
Elizabeth Lyon
Doane
Lauguter
Devane
Rosetta Levy
Deane
Aid
Loundsditch
Lyon
Moses
Guildhall
West London Union
Alderman Gibbs
Lamb
Robinson
Trey
Mr. Lamb
Longacre
St. Clement Danes
Marleybone
Txucuan Panky
Charles Norman
S Division
Crescent Street
Euston Square
Mr. Long
Euston-mews
Cos
Long
Worship Street
Fearne
Mary Rawley
Bingham
Edward Rawley
Carter
Newell
Shoreditch
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Hall
RosBery
H. Thompson
Peele
Southwark
New Dover Road