Butter market disputes and royal sparks at Parliament
A colonial era style brief notes butter market scandals stop of Sunday sales near Knightsbridge. Mentions corn export prohibition delays amid rising wheat prices. Reports snows in Cambridgeshire Suffolk and Newmarket. Social notices include weddings apprenticeships and deaths. Also lists court circuits and a new geography book promotion.
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Knightsbridge
Itlington
London
Canterary
Suffolk
Newmarket
Paris
Queen’s Arms Tavern
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Buckinghamshire
Faid
Anthony Con
Mr. Wilkes
Ember
Aylesbury
Saunders Welch
Portsmouth
New England
Nevis
James Brebner
Woollaston
Stretton-street
Piccadilly
Cockermouth
Cumberland
Daniel Fisher
St. John’s College, Bridge
Westerday
Fuller
Uller
Barker
Lombard-street
Abraham Janssen
Bart
Wikly
Henry Fantien
Queen’s
Chapel Royal
den of Daitham
Cowper
Whitehall
Mr. Dodd
St. Michael
Cornhill
Doughs
St. Martin
Ludgate
Secker
St. Andrew
Holborn
Pickering
St. George
Hanover-square
Parker
St. James
Clerkenwell
Booth
St. Katherine
Tower
Newman
Mainmarket
Mark Lane
Fuftice Mansfield
Baron Adams
City of York
Guildhall
Yorkshire
Castle of York
Lancashire
Oxford
Fuftice Wilmot
Fustice-Yates
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Worcestershire
Worcester
City of Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
City of
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Herefordshire
Hereford
Shropshire
Shrewdbury
Staffordshire
Stafford
Barn Perrott
Serjeant Burland
Fustice Denison
Southampton
Winton
Wilts
New Sarum
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devon
Exeter
City of Exeter
Cornwall
Launceston
Somersetshire
Taunton
Fustice Clive
Baron Smythe
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
East Grinsted
Surry
Kingston
Lord Mansfield
Court of King’s Bench
Westminster
Court of Common Pleas
Westminster Hall
Taylor
King’s Bench
Highgate Hill
Bridewell
Mars
Gecerphy
Alfg
R. Baldwin
S- Crowder
Pater
P. Lownds
Fleet-Street
Theoir
Court and City Register
John Rivington
George the Third
Great Britain
France
Ireland
Floreas John Rivington
St. Paul's Church
Bookfeller
Ueto
John Revington
M. Richardson
Hinton
E. Reev
P. Stevens
T. Callon
C. Rivington
E. and
J. Dilly
G. Robson
J. Walter
B. Collins
Salisbury
Dignity of the human soul and divine mercy debated
A jumble of 18th century essay prose explores human nature, original sin, and the value of immortal souls purchased by Christ. It contrasts heavenly rewards with fallen angels, praises the divine Trinity, and questions salvation, mercy, and the role of angels in the heavenly Jerusalem. It includes additional notes from Mechanicus on poverty in England and the burdens on farmers.
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London Evening Pott
Wedgsday
Celessial
Heaven
Fons
Sen
Satan
Jerusalem
Adam
Empyreum
Paradise
Jon
Sam
Mechanicus
London
Fido
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Waxv
Joan Pace
Robert Withy
Bookféller and Printseler
Dunciad
Royal Exchange
Charles Marsh
Charing-Cross
James Hoey
Parliament Street
Dublin
J. Fielding
R. Dingley
Gibbons Bagnall
A. M
Dodiley
Pal Mall
W. Owen
Temple-Bar
C. Pugh
Hanator Alay
Emily Williss
Francis Noble
Gray
Ian Gate
Holbourn
John Noble
St. Marcus Court
Leigester Square
Emily’ Willis
Hatton-Garden
Crof
Shoe-Lane
Paft Lac’g
Sidney’s-Alley
Leiceser-Fields