Great Britain. Army. (1798). The accounts received from General Nugent this morning, confirm the statement that the disaffected in the county of Antrim were delivering up their arms, and shewing [sic, showing] every sympton of contrition. A letter received from Major General Sir Charles Asgill states, that Captain Healy, of the Wicklow Militia, has fallen in with a party of rebels near Roar [Rower, The Rower, also historically Rowar or Tamplerowar, a small village in Co. Kilkenny].. Printed by George Grierson.

Great Britain. Army. The Accounts Received from General Nugent This Morning, Confirm the Statement That the Disaffected in the County of Antrim Were Delivering Up Their Arms, and Shewing [sic, Showing] Every Sympton of Contrition. A Letter Received from Major General Sir Charles Asgill States, That Captain Healy, of the Wicklow Militia, Has Fallen in with a Party of Rebels Near Roar [Rower, The Rower, Also Historically Rowar or Tamplerowar, a Small Village in Co. Kilkenny].. Printed by George Grierson, 1798.