Fragmented Sermon Notes on Occult Movements and Jerk Fever
The text catalogs religious sects and movements, including Danes Pietists and Skevi-kute, and details early 19th century fear of jerking fits described as seizures. It discusses Shaker like acts, Grand prophecies, and spurious messianic claims, plus reactions by authorities and public reactions across Europe and America. The passage also references Gregoire and various heresiographers, contrasting peaceful worship with disruptive convulsions and sectarian extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gregoire
Denmark
Entbark ii Pane
Qylteet
Stockholn
Wetland
Hotere
Fragmented notice of reprieve and committee actions
A garbled OCR paragraph reports a reprieve grant and related activities. It mentions a last day of trial, a committee in Wales, and various witnesses and documents. The text is unclear, but references a geographic location, a date, and several names and roles.
Recorder Court Delivers Guilty Verdicts In Street Pole Theft
In Callot Street, Ralph and Lew were tried for a shoplifting spree and stealing a barber pole. A witness described the pole as red and white with a chain. the thief admitted buying it cheap but claimed it was not stolen. The court found them guilty and sentenced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
Privas
Bret Uy Tee
Callot-street
Duce Ratoh
Pawrence Cullinan
Richmond
Charles
Stewie
Miargatet Kiernan
Serine Yoo
Meir
Vhs Maan
Dickey
Asmyer
Hanlon Lina Polis
Tormaulre
Tia Polo
Ibis
Wiltiers
Ure
Breach of Promise Case Tracks Complex Allegations
In a breach of promise action in Hale, Charles Phillipy opens pleadings. The defendant, nephew of the late Meddowercraft, faces claims from a Chester farmer’s daughter who alleges early youth and coercive manipulation. Letters and witnesses describe alleged plans of marriage and subsequent deception, with the jury hearing from Miss Hale and others as the case unfolds toward damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale PY
Dowe Roel
Charles Phillipy
Scarlett
Meddawcratt
Carapel Bina
Lin
Clucestershire
Llersiter
London
Aisfortunato
Tie Defendsit
Tie
Gadi
Marcy
Fima
Htupstead
Somers Town
Solemanty
Ant
Lus
Til
J Bale
Seymour Tripp and Mrs Seymour Adultery Trial at Chaphiaar
A London Court of Common Pleas case by Puintitt v Tripp concerns criminal conversation with the wife. Damages laid at OCH. Witnesses include the parish clerk at Chaphiaar and J West, brother of Mrs Seymour, who testified to adultery and the couple's cohabitation at Kensington. The case collapsed after evidence undermined grounds for action, producing a crowded court and disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
London
PRE
Seymour Tours Ary
Tripp
Puintitt
Seymour
Drury Lane
Eury ‘Tripp
Och
Chaphiaar
Chapt Charel
J. West
Kenington
Sergeant Vauzhan
Taddy
Janes
Army General Order on Regimental Subscriptions and Discipline
The document records a January 30 1623 general order from Horse Guards detailing payment requirements for ordinal regimental mess and band subscriptions. It stresses that officers must pay upon entering a regiment, with penalties for resisting payments, and cautions against improper absence or delay. The text also references broader royal oversight and discipline expectations.
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Horse Guards
Bat
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Hiteratuee
Gregaire
Mona Wey
Nimenen
Oravel
Peston
Vane
Thom
Gerrard
Aden
Taldane
Cmt
Christ
visiGal Hedhard
Bach Feria
Luther
Melchisedeck
Welies Biller
Winasetf
Siem
Siites
Tim
Utul
Din
Funad
Muaderan
Epe
Awiunbir
Shipes
Duchy of
Berg
Duwellia
Cual
Mr. Grewailo
Bon
Prussia
Italien
Thas Comebo
Goa
Rosenfield
Erussia
Syandan
Newyeto
Carihad
Bach
Bia
Fey
Biel
Abelotsa
Howewee Wien
Oliver
Maso Wotts
George Edmond Shadworth
Linas
Sarah Harrison
Meddoweruth
Miss Houde
Hamipene Street
Medduwerole
Ulsupstead
Lieipstead
Efo
Clara Duu
Risekheath
Comny
Dru
Pearson
Ad. Cooper
Ling
Me Phillips
Thoratora
Periaer
Huon
Natal
Leora Sci
Gondral
Spernuk
Les Migesiy
Upyprev
Alfeloas Corpae
John Mattia Coal Carter
Marlborough Street
Belfast
Thayer
Naples
Heytrardan
Beeroe
Lois Feniod
Lee Orieral
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