Praise for officers and list of casualties after Ross 1798
Letters praise Generals Eustace and Griaryford and officers from 89th and Donegal militia for their exertions at Ross on June 5 1798. Return lists killed wounded and missing including Col Lord Mountjoy Ladwell Sinclair Warburgnard Flintér Harford Blake Buller and others. ordnance stores captured. bankrupts and dividends listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace
Graeyford
ASQ
Stewart
89Th Regiment
Commanidnok
Maxwel
Donegal
Vandeleur
Clare
Vesey
County of Dublin
Mellifond
Sandford
James ‘Oulis
Mid Lothian Cavalry
Irvine
Bloomfield
B. H. Artillery
Thornhill
Royal Irish Flying Artillery
Lord Mountjoy
Lottenham
Yeoman
Boyd
Ross
Kirrem
Buffen
Comet Ladwell
5Th Dragoons
Sinclair
Warburrgnard
Flintér
Queen's County
Haddhnson
Henry
Johnson
Woollen tradesmen and merchants listed by dates
A fragment lists names and locations of woollen drapers grocers and ironmongers with dates in July including J Clerke Oxford S Carter White Horseyg Dary-lane and J Fisher Peterborough plus notes on wartime misery and unrest across the country lamenting losses and ongoing insurrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clerke
Oxford
Woollen-Deaper
S. Carter
White Horseyg
J. Peee Cornwall
Mercer
J. Fisher
Peterborough
Northampton
Grocer
W.adams
Soho
Ironmonger
Gricon
Manchest Hat-Manufaé. July 7. ‘J. Delamain
Kingston Upon Bull
Hounfell
Bridport
Dorset
H. S. Gardiner
Wardrobe
Rebels in Ireland report and executions amid unrest
Dublin June 1 Lieutenant General Lake warns that any civilians in uniform will be taken up. Sir Edward Crosbie is convicted by court martial and executed for aiding the rebel army. A Protestant clergyman and Miss Clifford are slain after a Croppy Lie Down episode. John Clinch and Thomas Bacon executed in statements of rebellion. City watch disarmed and Yeomanry suspected of disaffection. Many rebels surrender leaders escape. several farmers condemned and executed in Cork. News from Dublin dated June 8 adds details from official Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lake
Carlow
Edward Crosbie
Wexford
Traydon
Miss Clifford
John Clinch
Cathcooe Infantry
T. Ba~con
Dundas
Cork
Lastation at New Rots the iget Rebels Carcases Littered
Eyewitness reports describe the station at New Rots where carcasses of Rebels lie seen, with claims that more than 2000 dead bodies have been thrown into the river.
Fragmentary Dispatch On Credit Vote For Vacation Readiness
A garbled message to both Houses explains imminent closure of the deficit and the need for a credit vote to prepare the government for unforeseen exigencies during the vacation. A Portsmouth letter dated June 1 reports 20067 guards arrived from London and later sailed to Ireland in a squadron under Sir Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pididshent
Portsmouth
Tates
London
Morthay
Ireland
Aquadron
Charles Thompson
Irelands
London Markets Corn Exchange Report June 11 Large barley and wheat prices
London markets report a heavy sale with moderate English wheat supply. Barley and malt price ranges rise as brewers slow work, beans and oats plentiful though beans cheaper. Wheat prices listed from 29s to 53s, rye 21s 6d, malt 33s 6d, hog pease 28s to 31s. Miscellaneous prices include tallow 2s per stone, candies per dozen, coals Newcastle 36s per ton. Subscribers offered complete Witexty Register sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corn Exchange
Newcastle
Smethfield
Smithfield
Newgate
Leavenhall
Hay
Siraw
Dacurchy
St. James's
Smithfield Whitechagel
Stranto
Correspondence note with postage reminder
A Cornwall notice to correspondents states that R W s favors were received but not suitable for our work and asks that future letters include postage payment. Philo W B and others are noted as received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
R. W
Philo
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J. Forbes
R. Fomikins
Ladlane
Guildhall
Union-court
Blackmap-street
Southwark
Taylor
Jne
McGuildhan
J. Coxhead
Hungerford
Berks
Cabine--Maker, June 26, 27, July 24, At the White Hart, Newéary. 4. Je Jordan
Old Bear
Gloucester
J- Withers
Bristol
Cordwainer
Corn-street
Britto
W. Lane
Lower George
Bec
Fither
H. Brags
Whitehaven
T. Harrison
Lancester
Medchast
B. P. Webb
Old Change
T. Francis
Batterea
Vi&ualler
H.croafdel
Cecil-street
Strand
T. Lediard
Rochester
W. Hiscock
Ken Green
Surry, Victualler
R. Foster
Wisbech
Cambricgs
J. Rees
Haverfordwest
Percival
Clerkenwell Close
R. Smith
Whitchurch
Salop
Money-Fcrivener
J. Bailey
R. Smalley
W. Smalley
Blackburn
Doncaster
J Bailey
Lancaster
Witexty Register
Ann
Canfars
Hamburgh
Naples
Lisbon
Genoa
Venice
Oporto
Leghorn
Doolingf ED Geife Seana
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