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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 31, 1763
Page
4
A reader letter from December 15, 1983, discusses perceived hypocrisy within Calvinist debates. The author condemns predestination as contradicting God’s universal love, charging opponents with misusing scripture and falsely assigning salvation. The piece labels certain supporters as zealots and urges reconsideration of doctrinal positions.
To the memory of Mr Joun Weller Limner of Reading Berks who died December 24 1763. A memorial verse praises his virtue faith and learning and laments his unseen merit. The note asks readers to honor him with a worthy tribute and references a London Evening Post paragraph about community sentiment and support.
Reports from Miepps Narles and Narles describe Persia's Kerim Khan summoning grandees to be crowned in Tauris and Empress Catherine reducing export and import duties in a new tariff. Bad weather in Abruezia caused 35 deaths on the Cinquemigia plain. Enrico port refits hint at British naval offices being established at Genoa.
A letter in the Public Advertiser disputes two informations against Mr W for printing No XLV and for reprinting 1¢, with the first case spent and not renewed while a subpena for the second awaits Parliament's decision. The piece also reports on Corsican factions, New England shipbuilding, whale fishery incentives, and various London misfortunes and social details from the era.
The piece presents a fanciful narrator claiming the Tribune of the People may dream like others. He notes difficulty sleeping and contemplates methods to induce rest without divine interruption, referencing religious identity and moral constraints while considering various remedies.
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