End of the 1798 Irish Rebellion and Wolfe Tone's Fate
A historical overview traces the Irish rebellion near Dublin, Humbert's landings at Killala, and the failed French expedition. It recounts Howie and Lake defeats, Castlebar's retreat, Ballinamuck surrender, and Bompart's fleet action. Wolfe Tone is captured, tried, and dies by suicide after a court martial in Dublin.
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Killala
Humbert
Wolfe Tone
Dublin
Ulster
Ireland
England
Bantry Bay
Howie
Belfast
Brest
Grouchy
Waterloo
Cooke
Vide Sampson
Wolfe
Journal of
Egypt
Buonaparte
Toulon
Houche
Nile
Shannon
la Rochelle
Hardy
Kilmaine
Connaught
Bay
Illala
Plowden
Killale
Chavest
France
Mr. Kirkwood
Sells
Prince of Wales
Buard
Hhis
Ballina
Castlebar
Lake
Killela
Watt
Tuam
Regimenta
Ralph Mbie
Carhampton
Lord Lake
Athlone
General Hutchinson
Lord Hutchinson
Verreker
Coloony
Sligo
Crawford
Lord Roden
Granard
Wicklow
Bompart
Baye de Camarat
Hoche
Ia Biche
John Borlase Warren
Paris
le Bien Informé
Warren
la Biche
George Hill
Orange
Derry
Earl of Cavan
Tone
Meetings On Anti League Held At Northwich And Tarporley
Notices detail resolutions against the League adopted at meetings in Northwich and Tarporley described as small and poorly attended. The item outlines anti League actions and context from the week.
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Anti-League
Northwich
Tarporley
League
Paizze Mownery
Her
Curlew
Norfolk Street
Strand
T. V. Anson
China
Clifford’s Inn
Victories of Maharajpoor and Punniar in Gwalior region
From Bombay dated February 1, detailed dispatches report two major December battles near Maharajpoor and Punniar during the Gwalior campaign. British forces under Sir H. Gough and General Grey repelled Mahratta defenders, seizing 28 guns, eight standards, and inflicting heavy casualties, with subsequent terms limiting Maharajah Scindia’s power and maintaining British influence.
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Maharajpoor
Punniar
Marseilles
India
China
Gwalior
Bombay
Hon. East India Company
Cleopatra
Suez
Churchill
Sanders
Crommelin
Stewart
Magrath
Cobban
Newton
Leaths
Bray
Lady Gough
Calcutta
Indiana
Valiant
Churchill Deccased
Punjaub
Peshawaur
Scinde
Gwallior
Bomaay
H. Gough
Panniar
Grey
Gwalior Durbar
Agra
Dad Khasgee
Boorhampoor
Dowlat Rao Scindeah
Junkojee Rao
Lord Ellenborough
Dholpore
Khentree Ghaut
J. Thackwell
Chumbul
Hingonah
Bapoo Seetooleah
Gwalior Wakeels
Maharanes
Scindeah
Hinganah
Baee
Sir-dara
Sleeman
Maharanee
Baptiste
Jacob
Mahbrattas
Poe
Jhansee
Secunder
Garden
Sir J. Thackwell
Cureton
Her Majesty
16Th Lancers
Abelet Light Cavalry
Lane
Alexander
Valient
Native Infantry
Stacy
Dennis
Wright
39H
Scott
9Th Lancers
Grant
Little
Her Majesty's 69Th Foot
56Th Regiment
10Th Light Cavalry
Horse Artillery
4Th Lancers
3D Cavalry Brigade
Chonda
Her Majesty’s
40Th Regiment
Stopford
Coddington
2A Grenadiers
16Th Grenadiers
Hamilton
M‘laren
Littler
Stranbenzee
Syces
Punmiar
J. Grey
Bart
G.C.B
Simmereen
Burkaka
Sarai
Aintree
Himmathgur
Aintree Pass
Mangore
Harriott
Brind
Her
3D Buffs
39Th Regiment Native Infantry
Clunie
Buffs
39Th Native Infantry
Yates
Earle
39Th N.S
2D Infantry Brigade
Anderson
K.H
Scindead
Stubbs
Elienborough
England
Madraspur
Bombay Bank
Causes and Remedies of the Existing Distress in the Country
John Wade analyzes ongoing economic hardship, exploring root causes and proposed solutions. He reviews political economy, productive classes, and systemic factors shaping welfare and industry. The work argues for reform measures and institutional changes to alleviate distress.
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John Wade
Britain
Causes of Distress in Mercantile Fluctuations
A historic analysis explains that distress comes not from excess production but from flawed distribution and volatile prices. It notes vast productive power, limited by demand and misapplied policy, with speculation fueling cycles as prices rise and fall. Trade, credit, and population dynamics drive temporary gluts and renewed effort.
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Bank of Western India
Gwalior
Agra
Scindia
Jumma Masjid
Lucknow
Mor
China
Brooke
Her
59Th Regiment
H. Pottinger
Dornier
Imperial
Ke-Ying
Hong Kong
Henry Pottinger
Shanghai
Balfour
Chusan
Ningpo
Canton
Macao
Montuiy Commercia
Malwa
Patna
Benarea
Bombay
Wesung
Benares
Great Britain
England
Turkey
Europe
Africa
Asia
Egypt
Syria
Levant
Hindoostan
America
North
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King’s Bench
Lord Kilwarden
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