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• The accounts received from General Nugent this morning, confirm the statement that the disaffected in the county of Antrim were delivering up their arms
  Published: (1798)
• This morning advices were received from Major General Nugent. By them it appears, that the rebels, who had been defeated at Ballynahinch have petitioned for pardon
  Published: (1798)
• Advices have been received from Major-General Nugent : that on the 9th instant, Colonel Stapleton had attacked a Body of rebels near Saintfield, and at first suffered some Loss, but in a second Attack he entirely defeated them, with great Slaughter. Captain Chetwynd, Lieutenant Unite; and Ensign Sparkes were killed, and Lieutenant Edensor wounded
  Published: (1798)
• Accounts were received early this morning by Lieutenant General Lake from Major General Needham, at Arklow, stating that the rebels had, in great force, attacked his position in Arklow
  Published: (1798)
• Intelligence is just arrived from Major General Nugent : stating, that on the eleventh instant, he had marched against a large Body of rebels, who were posted at Saintfield. They retired, on his Approach, to a strong Position on the Saintfield Side of Ballynahinch, and there made a Shew of Resistance, and endeavoured to turn his left Flank; but Lieutenant Colonel Stewart arriving from Down with a pretty considerable Force of Infantry, Cavalry, and Yeomanry, they soon desisted, and retired to a very strong Position behind Ballynahinch
  Published: (1798)