Letter attacking male guardianship in a colonial paper
A reader letter questions the Roman law that kept women under guardians and argues for female autonomy. The writer cites legal figures, critiques gender bias, and defends women against harsh judgments while urging fair treatment and reform, referencing judges, philosophers, and public opinion.
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Perton
Cortez
Montezuma
French Officers Ordered to Sail to Caribbean Colonies
A Paris dispatch dated Sept 194 reports TR officers from Martinico St Domingue and other French plantations ordered to depart for their ports by the 76th instant at latest. A ship lies ready at Rochefort to transport them, and the writer notes the French act swiftly and hopes for a quick decision from them.
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Martinico
St. & Domingue
Rochefort
Death of Miss Christian Campbell at Lord Morfizie’s seat
From Perth comes news that Miss Christian Campbell eldest daughter of the Honorable Lord Morfizie died after a short illness at his seat near Scotland inburgh. The young lady was noted for singular accomplishments and was universally beloved causing great grief to her family and regret across the community.
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Thames
Cato
P. S
Inburgh
Perth
Latteek
Christian Campbell
Mofizie
Gloucester Races Open with City Plate and Diversions
At Gloucester on Sept 8 racing opened with the City Plate for five and six year olds. Smiling Molly won the first and second heats and the plate, urelia took the Stakes. Other events included a six-Guineas race won by Fair Play and the Stakes by Squirrel. A fire in Pilgrim Street damaged an old house and hayloft later that evening.
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Mr. Bodingham
Smiling Molly
Mr. Middleton
Bright Aurelia
Mr. Edwards
Diana
Mr. Cornewall
Castrell
Urelia
Galloway
Wood
Chéfnot
Fair Play
Bath
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