Wolves Among the Human Race Impale the Lamb
A lamb wanders at dusk near a wolf den. The wolf confronts the frightened creature and demands sustenance. The lamb pleads for mercy, citing innocence, but the wolf rejects mercy and kills the lamb. The poem concludes that wolves exist among humans as well.
European court chatter and Jesuit expulsion rumors
The dispatches report visits of British nobles to Edinburgh and Glasgow and meals with the French ambassador in Soho Square. Paris notes recount the Dauphin procession at Notre Dame, while Madrid describes Jesuit seizures and property confiscation as well as Jesuits seeking naturalization in Britain.
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Don
Prince of Brunswick
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dukes of
Kingston
Anster
Marquis of
Rockingham
Hungary
Flanegan
Admiralty
Jealuty
Plantations
Mittau
Poland
Lithuania
Sieur Grabowski
Dyer
M. Simolin
Foitha
Paris
Toulouse
Beis
Tts
Bayonne
Spain
Dauphin
de Provence
Notre-Dame
Rheims
France
de St. Aldegonde
de Fenelon
Madrid
Italy
Rome
Great Britain
London
Westminster
Offense to regulate bread weights and notable 18th century notices
Letters from Florence report government orders to bakers to increase loaf weight by four ounces amid grain abundance. Royal Society fellows include John Malliet and Henry Watson. deaths and crimes recap as a drowning, a horse accident, a public-house brawl, and a butcher’s shop theft mix with European news from Vienna and Brussels.
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Florence
Duke of
Chandos
John Dennis
Preston Candover
Winchester
Brussels
Duke de Croy
Order of the Golden Fleece
Aux Roeux
Richard Cave
Jefferson
Capt. Jefferson
Capt. Jefferson, Died Last Friday. . ‘This Morning Died At Cow-Cross
Tompson
King’s Bench Walk
Middle Temple
Dawson
Grainge Inn
Carey-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Fetter Lane
White Friars
King-street
St. James's
Marybone Fields
Coller
Grosvenor Street
Herod
Atcham
Newmarket
Jamaica
Mell
Williams
Archer
Whitehaven
George Alexander Stevens
Dublin
King George
Baynes
West Indies
Nancy
Thompson
Virginia
Soho Square
Spea
Scene of executions and thefts reported from Chester and Newcastle
An April letter from Chester notes executions and condemnations for murder and sheep stealing, with distraught details of Bostock’s execution after poisoning his daughter-in-law and her child. Further report describes Bateman’s murder by Linney during a cheese arrest, and a Newcastle seizure of brandy and prints from a Dutch ship. Market meat prices and vessel movements are listed alongside weather notes and shipping entries.
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Chester
Ralph Smith
Edward Norbury
Macclesfield
Mary Newton
Offerton
Stockport
Ann
Torkington
William Bostock
Middlewich
Waller
Sarah Bostock
Chester Infirmary
Bostock
Thomas Bateman
Linney
Ofice
Bateman
Newcastle
Howden-Pans
Holland
Deal
Agnus, Brash, and Friends Goodwill
Johnston
Cork
Wind N. W
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London Bridge
Bk Re
India
Bk An
Navy
Vic. B
Long An
Corn Exchange
Turlington
Aartha Wray
William Wray
Robert Redeceased
Mary Sqpp
Sudeffors
Robert Turlington
Liv
King’s Arms
Birchin-Gane
Royal Exchange
Turlington and Wray
Marcha Wray
Mary Sopp
the Indies
M. Gaeland
Regal, Academy
T. Longman
Bethad
Pharmacoparia Ofricinaes & Extempgranea
John Quincy, MD
T+ Longman
Patgy
A. Toch
Mendora Clarke
Pine
England
Stitch
Ahn- Holmes
Jace
Holt
Norfolk
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
Cesar
Johnson Towers
Graimmar
Tunbridge
Kent
Opera
Ottoman Empire
Fehdenteda Turku
Useles
Hacton-Garden