Rebellion of 1798 and the Irish Executives Arrests
A detailed account of the 1798 uprising and government actions led by Lord Clare and Lord Castlereagh. Reynolds information, captures at Bond’s, arrests of O Connor Emmet and others, the role of Captain Armstrong, and the brutal tactics used against United Irishmen and Catholic peasants. Includes critique of government measures and the plight of rebels, plus notes on British Museum print acquisitions.
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United Irish Associations
Union
France
Mr. Pitt
Lord Clare
Paris
M. Reinhardt
Macneven
Prince Talleyrand
Pitt
Reynolds
Leinster Executive
Ulster
United Irish
Belfast
Arthur O’connor
Emmet
Edward Fitzgerald
Oliver Bond
John M‘cann
William Byrne
Newell
Sirr
Dublin
United Irish Association
Cope
Lord Castlereagh
Madden
Bird
Bond
Byrne
M‘cain
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Kilkea Castle
E. Fitzgerald
Duke of Leinster
Leinster
Bond’s
la Vendeo
Basque
Lord Eliot
Duke of Wellington
Kildare
Meath
Kilkenny
Tipperary
Wicklow
Lord Moira
Judkin Fitzgerald
Thomas Wright
Doyle
Carrick On Suir
Holt
Ireland
Anthony Perry
Zeeling
Rev
J. Gordon
England
Europe
John
Henry Sheares
O'Connor
Emmett
John Sheares
Captain Armstrong
Armstrong
Lehanus
Murphy
Lawless
United Irish Executive
Sheareses
House of Commons
Naas
Lord Gosford
Paris News and European Faction Tides Amid Royal Health Fears
Paris reports suggest the Duke de Nemours fund may not be presented as the Dauphin’s health worsens. King Louis Philippe reassures stability, while market rumors stress the ministry’s resilience. Overseas, Spain, Italy, and German dispatches note appointments, disarmament disputes, and royal travel shifts.
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Paris
Duke de Nemours
France
Chamber of Peers
Grand Deputation
Duke de Bordeaux
Baron Pasquier
Prince de Joinville
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Italy
Madrid
M. Angel Saavedra
Duke de Rivas
Spain
Naples
Il Espectador
Saragossa
Pakenham
United States
Orregon
Herald
Her
United Kingdom
Sydney
Caarlsruhe
Jan. L
Augusta of
Nassau
Count von Brismark
Wirtemburg
Colonel Stoppart
Stoddart
Bokhara
Conolly
Globe
Roya Higuhness
Duc DE Borpeaux
Woolwich
Germany
Duc d
Friends of
Liberal
Lord Morpeth
Wakefield
West Riding
Messrs
Cobden and Bright
George Wilson
Perronet Thompson
Bowring
John Grimstone
East Riding Reform Association
Hamer Stansfield
Leeds
J. G. Marshall
Leeds Anti Corn Law Association
Bradford
Halifax
Huddersfield
Sheffield
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
Great League Fund
Leeds Mercury
H. G. Warp
Ward
Alderman Dunn
Gregory Lewin
James Graham
Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Dean
Customs
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Downing-street
Wilberforce
Exchequer
Council
Lord Wharncliffe
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Earl of Chichester
Benjamin Brodie
Major Jupp
Foreign Office
Ap. Gibbs
Stephen’s
Watbrook
Alderman Gibbs
St. Stephen's
Walbrook
St. Stephen, Walbrook
Michael Gibbs
St. Bennet Sherehog
George Fiena
Willian Adams
W.W. E. Eperson
Thomas Whitaker
Westminster
Sergeant ‘Adams
Bridewell
Lewin
Wakley
Weakley
Statistical Society
Chemical Society
Horticultural Society
Civil Engineers
Linnean Society
Medico-Botanical Society
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Lingard
Microscopical Society
Royal Society
Royal Academy
Architecture
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
Faraday
Dublin Irish State Trials Aday of Motions in O Connell Case
In Dublin on Thursday Hilary term began with anticipation over a pending mandamus to amend the O Connell jury list. The press quarrel over access to the grand jury room sparked court action as reporters secured habere facius, while observers noted flight rumors among potential jurors and high tensions around Repeal Association witnesses. The Queen v Grey saw a life sentence for a gun discharge with debates on venire de novo and arrest of judgment. The O Connell trials returned attention as motions to quash the special jury and mandamus to amend the list were argued, with adjournment anticipated.
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Dustin
Queen’s Bench
Stephen’s Green
Curia Avisari Veult
Burton
France
Repeal Association
Public Press
London
O'Dnriscorn
Cork
Commission of the Peace
Morrine
Clarendon-street
O'Connell
Sheil
Wyse
Queen's Bench
Queen v. O'Connell
Brewster
Samuel Grey
Perrin
Justice Crampton
Grey
James Cunningham
Napier
Tre O’connell
Traversers
O’connell
Moore
Q. C
Rose
Dublin
Pierce Mahony
Rolls Court
Westminster
Duke of Brunswick
Rhe Kinc
Hanover
Ernest Augustus
England
John
Scotland
Edward I
Henry IV
Lord Abinger
Edward II
Edward
Paris
Steward Marshal
Privy Council
Brunswick
Carnote
Lonpox Asp Bricuton Ramway Company
Carpue
Brighton
BisHors Gate Street
Nannow Escior
Sarah Lewis
Henry Allen
Cambridge-street
Hackney-road
Bishopsgate-street
Dover
Bishopsgate Street
Half Moonstreet
Norton Folgate
Guildhall
Reidous Tract Society
Paris of St. Paul’s
T. Johnson and Humphery
C. Pearson
Jones
Tidd Pratt
Wilkins
Religious Tract Society
Pearson
Marylebone
Robpery
John Sands
Dobbin
Thomas Israel
Thomas Frederick Barker
Bishop
Circusstreet
Israel
MARLBOROUGH _ STREET
Joseph Emmington
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Bristol town council scene over disgraceful lists sketch
A Bristol council session flares over charges for preparing burgess lists. Tory officials are criticized as a fellow councillor warns of “elsewhere” while the mayor suggests milder language. The dispute ends with parties bound over to keep peace amid heated exchange.
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Torxisu
Bristol
Bohadil
Pish
pShaw
Pantia- Nent
Horseferry
Lambeth
Chelsea
Battersea
Finsbury
Southwark
Waterloo
Vauxhall
ParRtiaMent
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Golden Cross
Charing-cross
St. Clenent Dants
Churchwarden Wood
Dobson
Incendiary Fires Report Across Rural Devon and Nearby Areas
A series of arson incidents across multiple farms is described. Fires destroyed barns, stacks of barley and wheat, and farmyard structures in Devonshire and nearby settlements. A reward of 200 guineas is offered for the arsonist’s capture, with additional fires reported at Eaton Ford and Hucknall Torkard. The text mentions fraudulent stock dividends and withheld information while noting looming regulatory changes.
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Swing
Stokeinteignhead
Devonshire
T. Lindsell
St. Tve’s
Hemingford
Eaton Ford
John Hall
Sta
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British Museum
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Raphael Morghan
House of Parkle and Co
Rembrandt
Smith
Lso
Middiman
Joshux Reynolds
Thomas Lawrence
W. Strange
Law and Police
Dover's Terrace
Hammersmith,road
Miss Cox
Gloucester-place
Portman-square
Hardwick
Union Hadll
Sartor
Faoptics
William Allen
Jack
Far
Cottingham
Lausheth
Aniete
Chatham
Cottingharm
Crarer
Mmma Mathews
Hamma Matthews
Brentford Peynily - Sesstons
Henry Hawsine
Messrs. Farnell
Isleworth
Clerkenwell
G. Bunlee
H. Pownall
J. Frere
Barbara Fountain
Bell
London Apprentice
Sionpark
Bell Public House