Moral Certainty and Law in Liberty Debate
A polemic questions whether true liberty is defined by law against popular license. The accuser argues that moral certainty without proof cannot compel punishment, while the author exposes hypocrisy among false patriots who demand protections for themselves but deny them to others. Notes reference Differt. p. 140 and a Courant dedication.
Satire on St George and a Destructive Hurrican Near Thetford
From Rome via Yesterday's Mail we learn of a verse satire at Marforio mocking the Chevalier de St George and urging him to seek a Cardinal’s cap. A Norfolk hurricane near Kilverston toppled palm-house tiles, blew church lead, and carried furrows, with a sulfurous smell. News arrives of ships Newcastle and its crew’s voyage from Bombay and Bengal, delays, sickness, and later deaths, plus court notices, mineral water improvements by Mr Eyre, and multiple local deaths and trials in Bristol and Edinburgh.
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East India House
Isle of Wight
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Don Marcur
Bourbon
Don Mascurin
Don Mascurin O&ob
St. Helena
Ath
Prince Augustus
Goffin
Mile-end
John Browne
Little Chelsea
Drury
Bradnock
S Kitchin
St. James's
the Hague
Prince and Princess of
England
Germany
Eyre
The Gardeners Dictionary Volumes Published for Kilner and Ri vington
An early advertisement proclaims two volumes of The Gardeners Dictionary by Philip Milner gardener to the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries. It notes prices and availability at RiVingtons Bible and Crown in St Pauls Churchyard and details accompanying calendars and nursery additions in monthly directives for Kitchen Fruit and Pleasure Gardens with an added index and third edition.
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Worshipful Company of Apothecaries
Botanik
Chelsea
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C. Rivington
St. Paul's Churchyard
Garpvengrs Kalenparr
Gardeners Dictionary
Pledges Redeemable By May for Pawnbroker Hayton
Persons who pledged goods or valuables to Amos Hayton at the three Bowles in Hemmings's Row Pawnbroker must redeem items pledged for one year or pay interest by May first or they will be sold. For items not yet one year, further attendance will be given at the three Bowles near Tom's Coffee-house in St Martin's Lane.
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Hemmings’s Row
Tom’s
St. Martin’s Lane
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