Prose on Religion and Conscience in Reformation England
A letter recounts tensions between Protestant and Catholic camps in England, criticizing concessions to Catholic practices and defending Protestant memory. It references the Reformation era, references to Elizabeth and Rome, and calls Protestant steadiness against Catholic demands, with a bold line about religious freedom and conflict. The writer frames Catholic gains as dangerous to national liberty and urges steadfast Protestant identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuos
Egypt
England
Church of England
Rome
Elizabeth
Nahash
Ammon
Uni
Old England
Prosecution in Kirwan case Challenges Jury Panel
Court resumes on a high profile trial with Thomas Kirwan accused of collusion in jury selection. Defense counsel zeroes in on panel formation while prosecutors defend impartiality as jurors are examined for bias and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Kirwan
Ball, Moore
MsMahon
Sr. Sheridan
Goold
Burrowes
Mr. Goold
Mr. Burrowes
Byrne
Cours
Thomas Kiewan
Wiliam Kemmis
Burne
J. K. Sames
Lord Omoud
Prizage
Shreru
James
William-street
tViny
Crown
Sherif
Kemmis Son
Sir Charles Saxton
Casle
Charles Saxton
Kemmis
Sen
Shew
Sheral James
Croker
Atur
Public water supply delays and coastal war updates
Residents complain about water pipe issues after removing public fountains while church wardens and local boards debate fountain placements. Separately, Gibraltar reports enemy batteries at Lapina and naval movements as forces clash near Tangier with heavy engagement and deserters crossing to the Spaniard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasine Board
Gibraltar
Lapina
Pantha
Conqueror
Dourney
Dickson
Les
Thete
Byiet
Rattan
Taritia
Parliament Debates Crown Revenues and Prerogatives
The House discusses the Crown's control over vast funds including droits of the King and prize profits. Arrangements from the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster revenue, Scotch revenue, and admiralty profits are examined for constitutional limits and public accountability. The debate questions whether such sums should remain royal private patrimony or be subject to parliamentary oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Daoouitas
Carsmons
Besse
Kopland
Cornwall
Lancite
Duke of Cornwall
Duchy of Lancaster
Barbadoes
Leeward
Danas
Bret
Ant
Wades
Tigi
England
Albing
Hash
TSO
Repistaar
Court of Admiralty
Bank of Bopland
Muilhonk
Elere
Tito
Sack
Cory
Hale
Pws
Flael
Sedynd
Baron Weston
Baron Crawley
Janes Ain
Dino
Woodly
Charles the First
Himerle
Amitun
Sicha
Pratt
Sana Mfr
Lyokt Nee
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Court OF King's Bench
Tun
Elan
Tannel
Price Blackwood
Joseph Goh
Frederck Gesle
Jobn Rutherford
John Roche
Arch
Hawksley
Robert ‘Curbitt
Snell Magee
James Farrell
Janes Hamilton
Kenjamin Ball Job
Steware
W. Harkiess
Wan Alexander Shaw
Robert Hall
Petr Roe
Maj
Plunkett George Palmer Vraneu Be
Donovan Wai. Colville
Thomas Jameson Wr
Rochfort James Macqusy
Chow
Prentice
Magrath F. Butler J. Win
Acuntt
Mason Ormeb Win
Waren
Edward Hendrick Plalip Doyce
Jon Geo
Fred. Brooke
Ralphshaw
Richard Cooke
Joseph Atkinson
Robert Ashwour
Thos Meane
Richard Litton
Richard Cane
Thomas Read Richand
Walter Chas
Penthind
Robr
Hees Frosh Chas
Dacher
James County
Tyndall Manchin Logan
Edward Cubber
Nicholas Wade
Charles Masking
Alexander Buchanan
JL. Armstrong Ll
M'Call
J. Kriscoe Jrady
Bart. Maziere
Keene
John Orr
J. Score
Rosborough
John Murphy
N. Horton
John Hamilton
Richard Darling
John Moore
Jeude Stewart Bea
Geale
Patrick Beophy
E. Swatlewick
N. Bates
J. Pepper
W. Humphries
Robere Read
Hove A
Jattiay
G. Anagys
W. Wood
Clarke Yio
Linnie
Joseph Peile
Robert Hayes
George Kuo
Tiury Lyons
Judy Dickson
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Spracve
Gperkai
Rawy
Isle of Mauritius
Ryner
Droits
THE
Admiralty
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