Turbulent Debate on Turks and Christians in Europe
A reader’s letter defends humane treatment of slaves in Barbary and France, attacks Philatrakicus and C. C. for anti Turk bias, and argues that Poland Russia and Denmark are misused in a quarrel over religious and political oppression. The author disputes accusations, defends French conduct, and challenges the Daily Journal writer’s claims while warning against sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noice
Rath
Turky
Denmark
Russia
Poland
France
Spain
Christendom
C. C
Philatrakicus
Rome
Bernt
Bkoe
Algiers
Spairi
Europe
Marseilles
Barbary
Africa
Great Britain
Ireland
Louis Kiv
Christia
Potterman
Althou
d’Osterman
Porte
Fnr
Daily Journal
Rich Bristol Merchant Weds Fann Barnard in Devonshire Square
In London yesterday Ezekiel Dickenson a wealthy Bristol merchant wed Miss Fann Barnard daughter of Mr Barnard in the Quakers Meeting at Devonshire Square before a large assembly. After a reception at Pontack's they traveled to the bride's father Kingston seat for a few days before returning to Bristol. Also noted is the death of Capt Henry Berkley in St Katherine's and Princess Anne's seventh month of pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel Dickenson
Bristol
Fann Barnard
Barnard
Fenchurch-street
Devonshire Square
Pontack’s
Kingston
Henry Berkley
Crown
Buer-street
St. Katherine’s
Dr. Sandys
Cambridge
Holland
Princess of
Orange