Adultery Punishments Through the Ages and Liberty
A historical reflection traces ancient and medieval responses to adultery from Moses waters of jealousy to Solon Lycurgus and Canute. It surveys varied penalties and discuss how liberty relates to property, rank, and political power across Greece, Rome, and later societies, noting enduring conflicts over equality and law.
Law and peace in a nation as viewed by Xenophon
The article argues nations must secure peace at home through justice or law and notes war arises from wrongs. It discusses Sparta and the role of law as a social treaty binding magistrate and subject, with wealth and other motives like pride and envy driving unjust acts and the need to curb them.
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Israel
Sparta
Crete
Rome
Athens
Gentral Evening Post
Simon Thomson
Bristol
Bates
Algarve
Barbadoes
Johnson
Falkland Islands
England
France
Spain
d’Eon
Lewis the Xvth
Grampus
Gregory
Greenland
Deptford
Mrs. Garrick
Duke of Devonshire
Chatworth
Matlock
Ruxton
Derbydshire
Litchfield
Elizabeth
London
James the 1St
Charles
Covent-garden
Leonora
Theatre Royal
Covent-parden
Covent
Whitechapel
Mary-le-bone
Bedford-square
Buffel-street
Bloomsbury
Portland-square
Hlarley-street
Blackheath
Phillips
Chelsea
James Richardson
Walsingham
King’s Road
Savoy
64Th Regiment of Foot
Richardson
John Fielding
Bow-street
Spitalfields
New-prison
Wilmot
Penleaze
Emstting
Hicks’s Hall
Syren
Rooman
Thomas Rofuman
Sadler’s- Wells
York
Leeds
America
London gossip and war talk from early September 1776
The column surveys political appointments in Ireland and Parliament, a Quebec reinforcement plan, potential taxes on theatres and public venues, and letters from Barbadoes lamenting war costs plus Johnson’s Falkland Islands critique. It notes theater notices at Covent Garden, Garrick’s travels, market prices, and local crimes including highway robbery and arson.
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London
Lord North
Lord’ North
Lord Re
Ireland
Earl of H
Quebec
Lord Cadogan
Lord Farnham
Norfolk
Cambridge
House of Peers
Antigua
Congress
Philadelphia
Gray’s Tavern
Great Britain
Amsterdam
Curacoa
Surinam
St. Eustatia
Megre
Falmouth
Rover
America
East-Indian House announces tender for provisioning supplies
The Committee of Shipping of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies invites sealed proposals on Wednesday October 2 for anchors and grapnels cordage canvas English beef and pork gun powder malts yards and spars refined spirits pitch and tar bhoys and shells. Tenderers must submit lowest prices and leave tenders with Mr Coggan Clerk to the Committee before noon.
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East-Indian House
United Company of Merchants of England
East- Indies
Coggan
High Water at London Bridge Delays in Early Morning
Observable flood conditions reported at London Bridge with high water events noted for morning and afternoon periods. References indicate two incidents: a 26 minute delay after 2 in the morning and a 16 minute delay in the afternoon following early morning signs.
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London Bridge
Sane Stock Prices and Bank Announce High Rates
An old market snippet lists stock prices and bank annuities with varied 3 percent and 7 percent yields. It mentions India related securities, South Sea dittos, and Navy bills with note of discounts and long annuities. The text appears as a fragment from a financial listing page.
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India
Bank
Bank Anna
Navy
Bank Long Ann
Lacey Igkers
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