Comparative View of Methods of Promising Religious Instruction
The excerpt notes a two volume work by Duncan Shaw with a price of 3 6d, in boards, and references a London publication. It includes a public notice from Hereford with a political message from Longworth and an election pledge to support independence against ministerial interference. Various auction and rental notices follow for estates, animal stock, and a Kingston boarding school, with details on locations and contacts.
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Walwin
A Parliamentary Offer to Hereford Gentlemen and Freeholders
A 1775 letter from Thomas Harley solicits Hereford county votes to succeed Mr. Foley in Parliament. He promises to defend national interests, constitutional liberties, and county welfare, signing as Berrington. The page also lists new music including Didone songs and La Spora Fedele, with publication details. The miscellaneous music items announce upcoming quartets and a new edition of a quarto collection.
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Clergy, State, and Papal Sympathy in Quebec Bill Debate
In a London Evening Post reply to a BeGGInc ad for distressed North American clergy, the author denounces bishops and archbishops as political instruments while condemning the Quebec bill’s defense of Popery. He rails against persecution of Anglican clergy and questions charitable appeals, noting absence of cases in the Gazette.
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Justly Suspect Charity Appeals and Clerical Persecution
A letter to the editor critiques alleged religious persecution rhetoric in the colonies, accusing clergymen of manipulation and urging scrutiny of charitable levies. It notes skepticism toward donations as a potential ploy and questions motives behind anti Papal insinuations. The piece also discusses Captain Dalrymple’s command and Irish recruits in a new corps amid commentary on Ireland’s social conditions.
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Historicus requests Richard the Third at two theatres
CARD HISTORICUS presents compliments to the managers of the two theatres and requests the public presentation of Richard III. The narrator praises Shakespeare’s portrayal of Richard as a prince in youth, corrupted by flattery, pomp, and cruelty, leading to revolution and loss of the crown. The note questions why the play has been neglected given its worthy characters and sentiments.
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Cession of the Scotch brigade and London dispatches
Extra of a Hague letter notes Holland consented to cede the Scotch brigade to Britain after six weeks of debate. English orders expected, while Boston rumors are debunked as false. Reports on troop transports, prize arrivals, Halifax thawing ice, and political notices fill the page.
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