Rebels opposed in Ireland reports from Dublin Castle
The London Gazette reports June 1798 dispatches from Dublin Castle on operations against rebels near Saintfield Ballynahinch and Togme Bridge. Details include Nugent's caution, Stewart and Leslie activities, and casualties among rebels and yeomanry with surrenderes of arms at Ballymena and Portaferry. Also notes Cornwallis voyage to Dublin and bank figures.
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