Sermon Preached Before Oxford University 1778
Second Edition sermons preached before the University of Oxford in the year 1778 at the John Bampton lecture. Includes a Vindication of St Paul against the charge of wishing himself accursed. By James Bandinel D D. Published by F and C Rivington Fletcher and Co J Cook.
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UNI
Oxford
John Bampton
Salisbury
St. Paul
James Bandinel
F. and
C. Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Fletcher and Co
J. Cook
Irish Seat Lottery Draws July 24 by Hornsby and Co
Messrs Hornsby and Co announce the Irish Seat Lottery begins July 24, with prizes payable on demand at offices in Cornhill London and partners in Exeter and Liverpool. Tickets and shares offered on moderate terms. capital prizes have been sold and registered in English and Irish Lotteries. Government securities traded by commission.
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Messrs
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Mesirs
Trow- Man
Son’s
Exeter
Thomas‘BitLince
Liverpool
Felingson
British Colour Company Paints and Tar Brown for Wood and Iron
The Public are informed that DALTAR BROWN and VARNISH XSa PAINTS are prepared by the BRITISH COLOUR COMPANY only at No 32 Walbrook London. They offer tar brown for rough boarding paling and junk fences and paints in greens and other colours for fences pleasure grounds planed wood buildings iron railing and more. They are durable and come with usage directions. The Company also supplies ground white lead and other paints linseed oils at low prices.
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Daltar
Walbrook
London
É&C
Tate
King's Patent Cakes for Shining Liquid Blacking
Advertisement for The King's Patent Cakes for making shining liquid blacking for shoes and boots. Promises a superior, odorless, soft flexible finish that prevents cracking. Genuine cakes bear an engraved label by W. Bayley. Bayley, Son, and Blew sell at Cockspur Street London with export and bulk discounts.
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W. Bayley
Bayley, Son
Blew
Cockspur-street
London
Revolutionary Ba nouaparte Manifestoes and London Royal Scene
Reports from London mix Buonaparte manifestoes and delays in peace with court life after a kingly levee at St James's. The Queen, princes, and ministers attend a royal review of the Volunteer Cavalry on Wimbledon Common amid crowds and fashion. arrests, coroners, and a tragic pistol accident in Blackburn.
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St. James’s
Earl of Portsmouth
Mr. Watuiee
Viscount Sidney
Mr.Wuper- Force
Earl Poulett
Admiral Coupers
J. Ord
Turron
Dr. Reynolds
Lord Matmessury
Lord Mautmessury
Hre Ries
Wimbledon Common
Augusta
Elizapeta
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Prince Eenest
Duke of Gloucester
Jane Dunpas
Ratra Larus
Larkhill
Blackburn
Fleet-street
France essay on political union amid Paris divisions
In Paris on June 24 discussions over the Directory and constitutional unity intensify. The Journal des Hommes Libres notes new clubs in Saint Antoine and Saint Marceau as banners for factional reform. Rumors swirl of Buonaparte’s Venice manifesto triggering European upheaval and prompting calls in the Legislative Body to clarify actions by the Directory and limit illegal hostilities while Venice and Genoa face war.
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Buonaparte
Venice
Genoa
Paris
Barthelemy
Carnét
Barras
Journal Des Hommes Libres
St. Antoine
St. Marceau
United States
Rhine
Reer
Luxembourg
Hugues le Bas
Leeward Islands
Guiana
Police
Directory
Council of Five Hundred
Frimaire
France
Vienna
Great Britain
Austria
Bohemia
Rechafour
Lachefini
Bugraparte
Santerre
Belgium
Mies
Europe
Italy
Vénice
Clare
76Th Inft
United States of America
Bailleul
Dumolara
Guillemarde
Thibeaudau
Council of Five Hundred June 23 Session Opens Motion of Order
Dumolard drew the council’s attention to a motion of order claiming the honour and duty of the Legislative Body, asserting the interests of our Ar may be at stake as the June 23 sitting begins.
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Council OF Five Hundred
Dumolard
Court Martial Tries Corner Crew Aboard Tribune
Ship news from Spithead reports a court martial aboard Tribune for Capt Corner and crew of Hufar over the loss of the ship near Bas Island. Officers acquitted while Stag failed on a cruise. Nymph to sail for Lord Bripfort with supernumeraries. Mutineers from Phoenix to face trial. Spaniards prepare 27 sail. French seek battle with Lord St Vincent off the harbour.
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Stag
France
Cynthia Sroop
Lord Bripfort
Joan Orne
Phoenix
Cadiz
Lord Bripport
Letter From Bristol Reports Gratis Berg Encounter At Sea
A Bristol letter dated June 27 describes Gratis Berg from Longtound meeting Lord Barprort's fleet off the Lizard on Friday evening. A boat from a ship boarded her and the Officer told Captain Berg the fleet was in a perfect state of subordination.
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Bristol
Gratis
Berg
Longtound
Lord Barprort
Lizard
Leopard Mutiny Trial Opens for 9 Defendants at Greenwich
At Greenwich the Leopard mutiny trial begins after a court martial was formed to hear ten seamen, led by Thomas Sterling. Prosecution rests on mutiny and disobedience aboard His Majesty’s ship Leopard near Yarmouth, with Lieutenant Josep Borg as prosecutor and Admiral Buckner’s correspondence introduced.
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Thomas Sterling
James Stamford
Denis Sullivan
Alexander Lusaijon
William Welch
James Robertsor
Feszph Fearon
John Habbigan
Willian Ross
Shamas Sterling
Jones Advocate
Maidstone
Leoward
Parker
Admiral Buckner
Lords of the Admiralty
Moss
Bucxxer
Sandwich
Hargoop
Leopard
Admiralty
Wastead
Josep Borg
Harcoop
Larbord
Yarmouth
Duncan
Nore
the Nore
Riov
Morgan Fones
Keith