Debates on Irish Rebellion and Press Privilege Highlight Session
Parliament hammers amendments to suppress foreign extracts, faces critics of press liberty, and weighs Ireland policy. Sheridan fails to secure an inquiry into Ireland’s rebellion while ministers push bills on probates abroad and tax measures. Militia service offered to Ireland is noted, and several bills are read for third time and passed.
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England
George Cavendish
Treland
Customs
London and Ireland Dispatches Highlight 1798 Uprising Actions
London gazette reports from Dublin Castle and Arklow detailing a major rebel assault repelled by Major Gen. Needham’s post at Arklow with heavy losses for the rebels. Included are commendations for officers such as Col. Wynne, Col. Maxwell, Col. Skerrett, and others, plus notes on Nugent’s dispersed rebels and shifts in command near Antrim. Also mentions Lieut. Gen. Lake, Major Gen. Nugent, and Sidney Smith taking command of Le Vigre, with scheduled summer circuits and British withdrawal from Naples amid French influence.
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Antrin
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M‘cleeverty
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Sidney Smith
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