Portentous Foreign Dispatches and Local News Fragments
A collection of scattered items reports distant political notes from Lisbon and Prague, a safe but disputed assertion on inquisitorial proceedings, a dramatic Auvergne beast tale, Mozart the child prodigy, ship chases off Greenock, and various London notices on nobility, births, deaths, and legal proclamations. Also includes weathered weather and market notes from Beakey with crop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Lisbon
Tribunal For Inquisition
Goa
Brazils
Prague
Lower Nafki
Tirfels
Society For the Encouragement of Arts
Welfang Mozart
Greenock
Sweeney
Galloway
Portsmouth
Jung Wawived
Spithead
Detter
Montpellier
Villeret
Chana-reilles
Portefaix
Mazel
Tullianges
Auvergne
Kearsley L&R and Stationer to reopen Lincoln Street shop
George Kearsley announces plans to reopen his former shop in Lincoln Street with an elegant assortment in the L&R and Stationer branches. He notes preparations with support from friends and invites orders to be promptly executed. A reward is offered for a stolen horse and rider last seen near Moorgate on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéur du Hamel
AuVergne
Chace
Sieur du Hamel
Paris Gazette
George Warren
St. James
King’s Berch
Joseph Betts
Savilian
University of Oxford
Professor Blis
William Smith
Hammersmith
Bentley
Holbourn
Board of
Green Cloth
Grover
James Beaumonty
Bloomsbury‘square
Castle-Baymard Ward
Lord Holland
Holland House
Kensington
Cumberland
William Blennerhaffety
Flimby Hall
Workington
William Blennerhaffet
Castle-court
Budgerow
Samuel Bagley
Virginia
Rotherhithe
John Watkins
Old-street
Abraham Janffen
Bladen
William Janffen
Cheshunt
Herfordshire
Ludwell
Charing
Kent
Bethlem
St. Luke’s
St. George’s Hyde- Park Corner
Brownlow-street
Foundling* Hospital
Oriel College
Oxford
Westminster Hall
Deptford
George Kearsley
Newmonn L&r
Bees
Lincwacé Street
Moorgate
Torride
J'Ove
Character of English Leadership Through History
The piece argues that a brave, capable administration lifts a nation while weak, dastardly rule discredits it. It cites Elizabeth I as exemplary, condemns James I for timidity and favoritism, and claims national character shifts with governance, noting Raleigh’s fate and broader English fortunes. LEONIDAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeh
Gormaly
James
Ihiea
Walter Raleigh
Spain
Elizabeth
Annals of
England
C. Leonidas
Immortal defender of the blessed martyrdom praised in verse
The writer extols an unnamed author praised for sublime poetry and moral fire, praising a first stanza about Charles the Martyr and a plot that mocks zealots. The letter savors the poet's craft, hints at Presbyterians and fables, and muses on the integrity of the verse and its defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spoon
Charles the Martyr
Ruile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yarbie
Beakey
Buley
South Wales
Frica Williams
Richmond Webb
Racnorthire
Presteign
Breconthire
Brecknock
K& K
The
India Company
Coniac
Coarlas Wanman
Royal Exchange
Swithhing’s Alley
Charles Townshend
Coquet
Hanriovt Airy
Sf Willis
Francis Noble
Gray’s Inn Gare
John Noble
St. Martin’s Court
Leicester Square
Mily Willis
Eniroy
Peregrine Pickle
Roderick Random
R. Baldwin
M. Richardson
Hayman
Robert Whytt
University of Edinburgh
T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Sur- le Bion
Strand
J. Balfour
Edinurghe
Shoe Lane
Fleet-Street
London
John Moort
Abdirch-Lane
Lawrence Pounsney
Hub
Bard
Ze Moort
St Martins-le-Grand
Hubbard
London Evening Poft
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