Jury Clears Defendant After Deliberation At Court
A jury returned a verdict of not guilty after a brief consultation following observations made by the Lord Mayor about prior testimonies. Meanwhile, notices of deaths and bankruptcies filled recent London columns with names such as Eliot Bishop and Eligh Impey, plus multiple liquidations and surrender dates across Charterhouse-square and Guildhall listings.
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Pelo
Tee Lehy
Hofier
Oxford
Lower Brook
Ham Common
Eliot Bishop
Kingston
Hammermith
Impey
Elijah Impey
St. Catharine’s
Peter Earnshaw
Commission of the Peace
Middlesex
Steele
Mathematical School
Hattongarden
Willey Court
Wortestershire
Elizabeth Foley
Lord Foley
Paris Letters Reveal Faith and Philosophy from 1748
Translated excerpts from a French edition show a correspondence to Mr Stewart in which the writer discusses religion, philosophy, and culture. He praises English taste, Newton, Berkeley, and the pursuit of truth, warns against fanaticism, and prescribes modest dress and charitable living while urging moderation in piety and social obligations. Rome, May 13, 1748.
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Stewart
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Thames
England
London
Rome
Italy
Berkeley
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Spinoza
Collins
Bayle,&c
Heaven
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Villa Negroni
Sulteng& Cof
Indies
Frey
Lieene
Grydee
M. Gailand
Royal Academy
Paternofterrow
Madam RUE and the colors of devotion in modest dress
The speaker argues that devotion does not depend on air or habit and rejects the idea that darker deaths or elestial beings influence virtue. She notes angels are depicted in white or blue and insists piety and modesty come from conduct, not color. A lady who spreads scandal in society is contrasted with proper behavior.
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St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Paul
St. Augustine
Man's Ingress and Progress through the World Verse
A reflective meditation on life in three lines. First, entering the world is naked and bare. Second, progress is filled with trouble and care. Third, leaving is unknown. The speaker offers a moral: well doing here leads to well there, though details cannot be preached.
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Siryas
Birk
D Mans Lomet
Terai Laily
Hi Eoes
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