Ravishing Infant Case Sparks Justice Action in Southwark
A man jailed for ravishing a baby under a year old in Southwark as its mother found the infant bleeding. The article covers subsequent justice actions, tea trade agitation, smugglers, lead thefts, scams, ship losses near Carmarthen, and a letter to the editor defending the Church of England against dissenters.
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Justice Lade
Southwark
Swan Tavern
Exchange Alley
Parliament
Lovell
Ipswich
Westerfield Green
William Brame
Samuel Hixer
Norwich
Prattis
Taylor’s
St. Martin’s- le-Grand
London
Goodwin Sands
Hemet
Francis Hemet
Peter
Church of England
Debates on Boroughs and Dissenting Ministers in London
The passage argues dissenting ministers should withdraw from influencing borough choices and parliamentary representation, warning ancient gentry against losses of trust and income. It contemplates potential enmities and shifts in church endowment protections, implying political and religious clashes from repealing the Test. A fragment of a stock and casualty report follows, listing weekly deaths, causes, and assorted financial quotes.
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London
Berwick
England
South Sea
New South Sea
India
Royal Bishan
London Assurance
York
Welch
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London Evening Posrt
City of
Emanuel Hospital
Westminster
Lord
Chelsea
Hayes
Middlesex
St. Margaret
Guildhall
Martha Heather
Petersfield
Southampton
John Clarke
Royal Exchange
Corberstile
Benford
William Cock
Plymouth
Deceas
William Jonesy
Jones
Shroton
Barset
Blandford
Shafton
Minster
Newton
Sturminster
William. Feanes
Robert Atkinson
Lincolys Inn
Camberwell
Surrey
James Lewis-Torin
Throgmorton-street
Jephson
Free ‘Grammar-School
Parsons-Green
Fulham
Mary Hall
William Stanlake
King’s Bench
Mr. Thomson
A. Millar
St. Clement’s Church
The
Strand
Antient
Italy
Greece
Rome
Britain
Codex Juris Ecclesiastici Anglican
J. Roverts
Oxford-Araas
Wags Wick-Lane