London News Roundup on Ireland War and Eduation Honors
A Dublin Gazette note records Marquis Cornwallis arriving on the 20th and sworn in with the Collar of St Patrick, amid noble compliments. Lord Duncan bears a crown and medal arms. Lord Camden receives addresses from Irish Houses. Oxford grants honorary degrees at Founders Day. sermons and orations are noted along with university awards. A Paisley letter mentions 1500 Sabbath school children. charity aids widows and militia families. Eton boys misbehave prompting punishments. W Tomison funds a schoolhouse in Orkney. A West Indies action describes a privateer captured by a British sloop with casualties and captures. Duel trial in Edinburgh ends Not Guilty for Lieut Rae. Isle of Wight volunteers celebrate with a banner and sermon.
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Dublin
Camperdown
North Seas
Monroe
County of
Down
Rathcoole
Oxford
D.C. L
J. Coker
Bicefer
J. Harris
E.N. Kerthaw
Oriel College
J.D. Astley
Ditton
T. Bewes
Wadham Callege
Rathbone
New College
Phillimore
Christ Church
W. Crewe
C. Mayo
W.B. Portall
R. Jenkins
T. W. Cogan
Paisley
Scotland
United Society For the Relief of
West Indies
Victor Hughes
Dominique
Nugent
Gordon
Lieut
Rae
M‘vean
Court of Justiciary
Edinburgh
H. Erskine
Ld. Eskerove
Isle of Wight
Lord Bolton
G. Hayter
Lincoln's Inn Degrees and Edinburgh Doctorates
The Hon Society of Lincoln's Inn conferred barristers degrees on H L Kingsman W Home R Thompson and T P Westcote. Edinburgh University granted M D degrees to 11 English, 6 Scottish, 7 Irish, 1 French, 1 Jamaican and 1 Virginian graduates. Gerard de Boone and his wife were arrested on treason charges. At Westminster Session a burglary case of Gen de Barre was heard with a prisoner sealed inside a packing case and later restrained by carpentry and cord.
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Hon. Society of Lincoln’s Inn
H. L. Kingsman
W-Home
R. Thompson
T. P. Westcote
Elgrs
University of Edinburgh
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Jamaica
Virginia
Gerard de Boone
de Barre
Prisoner Remanded After Deranged Behavior Found
A prisoner was found guilty but later deemed deranged on further investigation. He is remanded to secure confinement to ensure proper safekeeping and evaluation.
Debacle at Vinegar Hill and Enniscorthy in 1798 Irish Campaign
A dispatch from Dublin Castle dated June 23 reports a large rebel force forming at Killymount and moving toward Goresbridge. Cornwallis details the failed attack on Vinegar Hill, the burning of Enniscorthy, and a lopsided clash near Castlecomer with hundreds of rebels killed and 60 Allied casualties.
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Ireland
Duke of Portland
Dublin Castle
Fune
Lord Castlereagh
Charles Aspill
Vinegar Hill
Enniscorthy
C. Cornwallis
Kilkenny
Wexford
Killymount
Gores-bridge
Leighlin
9Th Dragoons
Higgins
Rockfort
Cornwall
Sharkill
Castlecomer
Murphy
Wicklow
Lord Loftus
Col
Howard
Donaldson
Barnard
Romney Fencibles
Carlow
C. C. Asgil
Dundas
Sir J. Dutt
89Th Reg
Needham
7Th Dragoon Guards
Wilford
Gth Dragoons
Duntavin Yeomanry
Light Infantry
Sligo
Sutfolk
Johnson
Royal B. Artillery
Mid Lothian
Hompech’s Hufsars
60Th Reg
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London
Eton School
Maidenhead
Lord C
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Earl of C
W. Tomison
Hudson’s Bay
Orkney
Ile of Saintes
Whitehall