Fleetwoods Life of Christ religious family set
An earnest promotion of Fleetwood's Life of Christ a cheap 25 part series in weekly numbers with engravings sold through Cooke Paternoster Row. It covers the life of Jesus and the apostles, adds a defense of Christianity, and appeals to families to buy as a Christmas companion and present.
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Freetwoop
Craist
Jerusalem
Solomon’s Temple
Jesus Christ
St. Mathew
St.Mark
St. Luke
St. John
St. Peter
St. Paul
St. Andrew
St. James the Great
St. Philip
St.Thmas
St. James the Less
St. Simon
St. Jude
St. Mathias
St. Barnabas
St. Stephen
John the Baptist
John Fleetwood
D. D
C. Cooke
Paternofter-row
England
Fleetwood
Christ
Paternofterrow
Law Report Withers v Bence Over Goods and Immorality
William Withers, an upholsterer, sues a Strand shopkeeper for 1gs 7s for goods sold. Witness Mrs Field, a controversial figure, testifies about affairs with Withers and the Defendant. The jury finds for the Defendant as the court questions Withers moral conduct and evidence authenticity.
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Withers
BENCE
William Withers
Bishop Gate-Street
Strand
Mingay
Bedford-row
Field
Jeremiah Hutton
Garrow
Narrow voyage dispute over ship Convention case before Lord Kenyon
In Guildhall London December hearings examined Captain Ballard’s convoy route from Quebec. The Brown v Christian case questioned whether the captain acted carelessly or ignorantly, affecting recovery of the ship Convention’s value. The fleet near Belleisle faced capture by French ships, with orders to avoid cruisers and sail eastward first light. In Scotland, Edinburgh reports condemnation and a dramatic jail escape attempt by Roderick Millefius Mac Cullin, age about 24, followed by a suicide-poison plan and a physician-assisted emetic, ending in his death after a brief confession and sentencing context.
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Brook Watson
Briggs
Belleisle
Aéts
Quebec
Pegr
Ballard
Temple Bay
Cant
Edinburgh
Roderick Millefius Mac Cullin
Ireland
Mac Cullin
Monnday
Professor Finlayson
Hall
New Town
Forgery Crises Highlighted by Edinburgh Notes Case
The excerpt notes that forgery, proven in cases like Dr. Dodd, is a dangerous crime in this country. It mentions forged 20s and guinea notes from Edinburgh banks and banking companies, which have not yet been fully uncovered or discovered.
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Dodd
Edinburgh
Silk handkerchiefs seized at Dover post-chaise
Canterbury reports that on Wednesday night a Dover riding officer and an excise surveyor seized a post-chaise containing 206 pieces of India silk handkerchiefs and lodged them in the Custom-House. On Monday a three-year-old boy in Dover accidentally set fire to his gown, suffering fatal injuries.
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John Scott
Dover
MtAdams
Excise
Frisby
Trials and deaths noted in Guildhall and colonies
In Guildhall Mrs Garrow berated an Insurance Broker before court then exited with servants as the aggrieved party. A sailor Captain Barr Holomew Roberts of the Cox carde frigate died of yellow fever in the West Indies. General James Johns'rox of Enniskillen Dragoons and Quebec governship died at Hampton after a long illness. Daniel Eaton, printer to the Lexdon Cars, released then imprisoned again for libel. The slaves revolt at sea on the Thomas, eight crew killed. later details unclear. Lemons and oranges imported last week totalled 1,785,000. Farthing’s shop in St Michael’s Alley, Cornhill was robbed through window shutters. the shop shares a wall with the watch-house where 12 Guardians of the night keep watch.
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Guildhall
Barr Holomew Roberts
Coxcarde
West Indies
Hampton
James Johns'rox
Enniskillen Regiment of Dragoons
Quebec
Daniel Isaac Eaton
Lexdon Cars Responding Society
Ele
Thomas
Africa
Barbadoes
Mt. Farthing
St. Michael’s Alley
Cornhill
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LAW Report
London
Ken You
Bishopsgate-street
Mrs Withers
Mr. Bence
Shenton
White Hart
Windsor
Somer’s
Capt. Dawson
Islington
King’s Bench
Allingham
Soul
Fool
Garros
Mrs. Field
Lord Kenyon
Scotland
Canterbury
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