Pope Offers Help to Protestant Artist in Rome
In Rome a Pope shows tolerance by aiding a Protestant youth found drawing in St Peter's, promising to support his training at the papal expense rather than press religious change. The incident contrasts faith with art, and the Pontiff maintains no pressure on conversion while providing opportunities. Ship notices and arrivals at various ports follow, listing vessels and destinations.
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Stamp Duties Costs Prominent in Irish House Debates
In the Irish House of Commons on Tuesday October 24 Mr Redmond Morres argued that stamping duties costs nearly half the receipts total. Others noted initial high setup expenses and inked items. The motion to lay before the House detailed charges passed. A supply to the Majesty was granted and the speech referred to a committee. Heads of a bill to regulate parliamentary elections were committed for next Thursday.
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Tradesman from America narrates New York burial by revolutionary committee
A Glasgow visitor recounts seeing a man seized from his family in New York and buried up to the chin by a revolutionary committee for refusing to bear arms. He endured near death while guards urged him to take their orders and join the Continental army.
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The King's Answer to the Address and Parliament Deliberations
In London the king thanks the Commons for loyal support and pledges to use parliaments aid to quell the rebellion and restore America to peace and constitutional dependence. Reports cite adjournment plans for December and January and new writs for Cornwall. Extraordinary letters describe naval movements, storms, shipwrecks, and a general meeting in Newcastle endorsing reconciliation with the American colonies.
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Gentlemen Offer Self for Penate Vacancy in County
A letter from an unnamed sender requests a seat in the county penate, expressing gratitude for prior support and asking the recipient to consider their candidacy. The writer asks the Recorder to count votes and notes readiness to serve if chosen.
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