Rebellion Costs and Controversy in Ireland 1798
A detailed critique argues the 1798 rebellion caused about 70 000 deaths and vast property losses, with brutal acts by troops and Yeomanry. It questions alleged British plots and condemns violent reprisals, citing Lord Enniskillen and Father Redmond cases and highlighting Cornwallis’s humane responses amid sectarian tension.
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Barrington
Plowden
Moore
Gordon
Yeomanry
Orange
Ireland
Jonah Barrington
Pitt
France
England
Lord Clare
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Fitzwilliam
London
Liverpool
Mr. Pitt
Duke of Portland
House of Commons
Grattan
Volunteers
United States
Wexford
Vinegar Hill
Scullaboguey
Enniscorthy
Richard Musgrave
United
Secret
John Murphy
Michael Murphy
Father Roche
Lord Cornwallis
Hunter
Lord Enniskillen
Father Redmond
Clough
Lord Mountnorris
Redmond
Gorey
Orange Associations
Lord Normanby
Hugh Wallaghan
Middlewoold
Dogherty
Wallaghan
Orangemen
Trish
Corx Laws at the University of Oxforp debate outcome
The Caton Debating Society discussed repeal of cor laws with animated debate. The motion was carried by 8 votes in favor to 9 against, amid a lively exchange. Additional items note international finance chatter from Journal des Débats and market updates on Three per Cents and French bonds amid political tension.
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University of Oxforp
Caton Debating Society
Gos
Franer
Journal Des Débats
Great Britain
England
France
United Kingdom
Admiral Dupetit Thouars
Commerce
Dtelier
Madrid
Paris
Bone
Alicant
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
M. Vigor
Chamber of Deputies
Secret Service
M. Berger
M. de Larcy
Montpellier
M. de la Tournelle
Duke of
Constantinople
Stratford Canning
M. de Bourqueney
Benvix
Berlin
London
Louis Philippe
Royal Palace
Earl of Westmoreland
von Altenstein
Russia
Vienna
Rhine
Order of the Swan
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Claremont
Prince Albert
Isle of Wight
Farnborough
Royal
Issite
Southampton
Admiralty
Cowes
Osborne House
James Charles Ross
R.N
Charles Fergusson Forbes
George Philip Lee
Yeomen of the Guard
Mr. O'Connell
O'Connell
Holy Order of the Guild of St
Sir Henry Halford
Curzon-street
Wistow
Market Harborough
Leicestershire
St. Patrick
Freemasons
Lord Morpeth
Coldstream Guards
Daniel O'Connell
Lord Rossmore
General L'Estrange
Admiral Blake
W. Villiers Stuart
Ralph Howard
T. B. Leonard
David R. Ross
Chapman
Sharman Crawford
Collett
Stopford
Ayrton Paris
Royal College of Physicians
Losnoxperry
Thomas Bateson
Robert Bateson
Covent Garden
New Zealand
Broad Street
Mantractuntne
Leeds
Huddersfield
Rochdale
Bradford
Manchester
Liverpool
Bank of England
Wales
Scotland
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Court of Chancery case over statute of limitations reversed
The lord chancellor ruled that the claim by a plaintiff who deposited funds with a provincial banking partner was barred by the statute of limitations, reversing the Vice-Chancellor of England's prior decision. The lengthy Londom report also covers other court actions and public cases from Mansion House to Clerkenwell and beyond.
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Court OF Chancery
Foey
England
Mansion House
Collina
Reed
Borough of
Ipswich
Simpson
Bodkin
Clarkson
Alliance Marine Assurance Company
Lawrence
Humphries
John Pirie
Holland
Gardiner
Alexander
Alliance Company
Mary Lebone
Crim
George Bray
Wellington-road
Saint John’s-wood
Long
William Byrne
London Conveyance Company
Maida-hill
Mr. Long
Crosa
Thomas Morgan
Bray
Blure
Clerkenwell
Birxixe
Law, Crookes
Hanswell
Greenwood
Romery
Charles Clare
Swinburn
12Th Lancers
Elizabeth Keeley
Broughton
Brighton
London
Stephens
Birmingham
Hayward
Central Criminal Court
James Neale
Charles Newman
City Road
Isaacson
Neale
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Lord Mount
Norris
Wareridge
Clareten
Sentrabngue
Eeeee
Popeye
Henry L. Wickham
Law and Police
House of Correction
Union Hall
Rosbery
Hall
Payne
Camberwell
William Weare
Wm. Smith
James Williams
Ann Cutts
Islington
Cottingham
Thomas Stowell
Williams
Stowell
Clark
Blackfriars-road
Hanover-street
Cutto
Weare
al. Coutingham
Thers
Gamekeefer
George Lowther
Matthew Pearson
York
John Moffatt
Marquis of Normandy
Lowther
Pearson
Baker
Homerton
Grimm
Bonner's Fields
Captain Cook
Marman-street
Commercial Road
James Sawyer
Susrecten Murphn
Kitchener
No. 21
Standgate Street
Warren
Guest
Suprosep Murves
Tryin Ixfants
Kingsland
West Hackney
Orchard-court
Orchard-street
Kingsland-road
Elizabeth Willey
Robinson
Wakefield
Slington
Cesspool
Elephant, Kingsland
Secretary of State
Commissioners of Police
John Wade
Britain
George III
Amsterdam
Neuvilles
Hamburg
M‘pherson
Annals of Commerce
Continent
Pease
Donald and Burton
Lane
Fraser
Puspicuim
Chalmers
ISLL
Spanish America
Isli
Tooke
Peel
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