Christmas Sermon on True Christianity and Prayerful Living
A sermon urges real Christians to observe Christmas with spiritual devotion, condemns vain feasting and worldly pleasures, and warns that neglecting faith leads to ruin. It stresses repentance, rebirth through the Holy Spirit, and seeking salvation through Jesus Christ, urging readers to examine their hearts and live for God.
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Jesus Christ
A&t
Fac
God R
Christ
God
Sicep
Fesus Christ
Abingdon Resident Accuses Speaker of Puffing
An Abingdon resident denounces a London printer for reporting a speech by a member of the Lower House. The letter alleges the speaker speaks little and merely puffing, with claims of vast income and empty rhetoric. The writer promises further anecdotes to entertain readers.
Descent from friendship sparks ministerial reprimand
In a London Evening Post letter, an angry critic denounces Mr H- for deserting Mr Wilkes, attacking his heart, ingratitude to Brentford hosts, and breach of humanity. The writer calls for reparations to innocent and betrayed women, branding the man a barbarian and warning of ruined credit and mutual contempt.
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Wilkes
Brentford
WY Wilkes
Juries and Libel Law Debate in The London Evening Post
A letter argues that juries cannot be judges of law in libel cases and questions who may be punished for publishing libels. It contends jurors’ lack of legal training makes them unable to determine libelous content, while writers and booksellers face inconsistent accountability.
Certificate of Dr Le Rat for medical powders
E colonel and officers certify that Doftur Le Rat cured several dragoons of various disorders and test his powder for public benefit. Le Rat lives at 83 Newman Street Oxford Road and is consultable daily 1 to 7. Powders sold in quantities by Mr Ridge at Pack-store Menrietta Street Covent.
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Queen’s Light Dragoons
Doftur Le-Rat
Buaccoyns
Colon
VV. Harcourt
R. Kingsyon
N.B
le Bar
Newman-reet
Oxford Road
Ridge
Menrietta-Street
Covent Ginien
Londor Museum Proceedings and Public Acquaintance
The editor states that the work presented to the public is not a copy of any cited accounts. Several parts are printed from the manuscript with notes from a gentleman who attended the proceedings. Printed for F. Miller at Queen's Head Passage.
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Londor
Sefton
Eabredaeid
F. Miller
Queen’s Head Passage
Debates and arrivals mark widening Ireland crisis in town
Sunday night Lord Townsend the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland arrived, rumors say a Great Man has been expelled from the British Society in Dublin, and an Address may be presented by a great corporation offering lives and fortune. Discussions at the East India House cover salaries for Directors and the India supervisors.
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Lord Townsend
Ireland
Dublin
East India House
Peregrine Duff
Creighton
India
George Colebrooke
Court of Proprietary
Miealling
Je&t
Iris
Tris
Jamaica
James Wright
Lords of the Treasury
Rhime
Bern
Switzerland
France
Pacer
Edward Hawke
Fae
Brett
Conflans
Quiberon Bay
Pembroke
Germany
Ferdinand
Lif Soti
Tagus
James Brown
Pembroke Hall
Cambridge
Long
Barnes -Ralph. Burfeld
Newcastle
Lynn
Coolgyit Royal
St. James’s Park
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Lord Mansfield
London
Abingdong
Zephyrus
Flora
Hanwell
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London Evening Post
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Europe
Foundling Hospital
Wit
J. Alan
Burlington-house
Viccadilly
Lon Bdon
Charles Fox
Glynn
Westminster-ball
Westminster Hall
King’s Bench
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