A Discourse on Leaders, Hypocrisy, and Public Trust
An opinion piece condemns rulers driven by whim and public flattery, warning that impostors exploit vanity and conceal virtue. It cites a Kingston upon Thames case of church robbery and includes scattered financial stock data and market notes interwoven with the prose.
Murder near Red Lyon Square leaves Gloucester-street man dying
London morning report describes two men discovering Mr Ames of Gloucester-street lying in blood by Clay Pond Lambeth Conduit Fields behind Powis House. He had returned from Hampstead after a supposed money pickup when attacked by footpads. His sword was drawn and he suffered multiple severe head wounds. He was recently married to Miss Butler of Dublin. His body lies at the edge of the pond.
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London
Kentish Town
Ames
Gloucester-street
Red Lyon Square
Clay Pond
Lamb
Powis House
Hampstead
West Indies
Buttler
Dublin
Notice to Falkland seamen at Portsmouth and Elixir Ads
Admiralty notice orders Falkland crew to attend ship at Portsmouth and warns absent sailors will be struck from the books. A long advertisement promotes Daffy’s Elixir and Stoughton’s Elixir with prices and delivery across Britain, Ireland, and plantations. Also lists several religious works and publications for sale at the Royal Exchange and Cornhill.
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Newfoundland
Admiralty
Portsmouth
J. Burchett
Dr.Stoughton
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Ireland
Bradshaw
Lancashire
Leicestershire
Derbyshire
Dorsetshire
Berkshire
Wiltshire
Hampshire
Stoughton
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Jaff Hopkins Sweetzer
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Globe
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