Reform of Church Authority and Scriptural Obedience
A letter discusses the Ordnance reform rhetoric and criticizes conditional obedience to church and civil authorities. It argues scripture supports individual examination, cites Paul and Dawson on spiritual obedience, and rejects clerical submission as a blanket rule, urging Protestant principles and personal conscience.
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Friends of Reformation
Benjamin Dawson
Poper
Dr. Dawson
Dawson
Jerusalem
Lerman
Dr. Belew Reuke
Paul
London
Peter
Kaine
Ahisie
Candid Address Pleads Impartial Reform
A speaker writes with candour and impartiality, defending reforms and condemning abuses. He argues his motives are liberal, not personal malice, aiming for principled action and freedom of expression. The text reflects concern over tacit approval of abuses and calls for decisive remedies.
Leghorn Letter Confirms Royal Circumstance Authentic
A genuine letter from Leghorn received yesterday asserts the authenticity of a royal matter. Details are limited in the fragment, but the communication confirms a credible source backing the event.
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Leghorn
Royal intrigue and political rumors alert in 1715 notices
The piece reports on the Duke of Gloucester in Genoa and an audience with nobles, delays in Danish and Polish successions, and government standings. It notes Lord Hillsborough’s Ireland absence, changes in ministry rumors, and appointments including Charles Kent’s knighthood and a new Post Office post. It also covers theater amusements and a spate of local misfortunes and crime items, from murders in Carlisle to a Cornwall surgeon's death and a Shoreditch wedding.
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Duke of Gloucester
Genoa
Charles Edward Stuart
Smellet
Pika
Lezhorn
Charles Edward Stewart
Poland
Sobieskt
Poldh
Europe
Albert
Saxony
Prouffia
Pridha
Bin
Lord Hillsborough
Ireland
Duke of Northumberland
St. James's
House of Commons
Senate
Wilkes
May. Townsend
Mr. Wilkes
Townsend
Lord B
John Wilkes
Norfolk-street
G- d
Jack
Charles
Kent
Esex
Francis Dathwood
Foreign Post-office
Peter de Laney
Poitinaster General
Darsetshire
Abbotsbury
London
Covent Garden
Arne
Drurylane
ST Wap
Gilbert West
Big
Order the Garter
Cumberland
Peterfourth
Peterfourgh
Levant
Bara
Migor O'Flaherty
Nicholas Pool
Leonard's
Shoredithh
Jomas Jiewisy Metchion
Qld
Miss Lambert
Edward Lambert
T Hoxton
Tarra
Cornwall
Richard Jenny
Leeds
St. John’s Church
Carlisle
John Smith
Abe
Eppatite
Ubmok
Shein Beathy
Alto
Park
Wilian Moor
Alne
Ridhsine
Sherif Kritton
She An’ Hudton
Garildina's Royal India Composition for Hair Removal
An old advertisement proclaims Garildina's Royal India Composition a hair remover for the forehead temples and mouth area. Sold by Mrs Clarke Milner Lincoln's Inn Fields at one guinea per ounce with instructions. Quantities from a quarter ounce available and discreet shipment to merchants and commanders.
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Garildina
Royal India
Theatrical Entertainments and Market Reports
The article lists yesterday theater titles and showings including Love in a Vilas and Much Ado, with credits to Tarlequin and The Anatomist. It also notes burials, stock prices for Bank, India Stock, South Sea, and bonds, plus Navy bills and bank tickets with various quoted values.
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Vilas
Tarlequin
Covert -Garporn
Yeterd
Mother Shipton
India
P- Navy
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