Framing of Athanasius Creed Sparks Irish English Debate
A lengthy London era letter and Bishop of Clogher speech critique Athanasius Creed. It argues the creed is a forged document lacking council authority, cites Rome’s influence on Athanasius, and questions papal supremacy and Protestant implications. The piece discusses political figures, parliamentary notes, and recent municipal notices amid unrest and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogher
Athanasius
Church of Christ
Voffius
Church of
Rome
Church of Alexandria
Arius
Alexandria
Atius
Bisffop
Alex‘ander
Constantine
Constantine the Reat
Constantius
Julius
God the Father
Scarcity of silver coin and calls for new minting
Ty the Printer of the London Evening Post protests long known silver shortage in the realm. He notes heavy hoarding at the Bank and worn sixpences reducing value, urging the Ministry to permit new coinage or issued notes, citing Scotland’s example at Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Derkt
Phaéton
Misty
Ireland
England
County of
Middlesex
City of
Westminster
John Wilkes
Frederick Bull
Elgis
Guildhall
Furnival’s Inn
Holborn
Alderman- Crosby
Gordwainers Hall
Staveley Strene
Archer
Saxby
Partri Neler
Hemans
Forin
Helos Pghe Sarwick
Walker
Breadstreet
Billericay
Hutton
London
Brentwood
Ilford
Oxford
Birmingham
Hoover
Scotland
Edinburgh
Whitechapel Haysearset Notice Abbrev Update
Fragmentary notice from January 4 lists unclear hayseed terms and street references. Reads like a public notice or market update with scattered figures and local identifiers, but essential details unreadable. Further clarification required to identify entities, dates, and actions.
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Frenino
Low
Robert Einnee
Lord Cathcart
Petersburgh
Fantss
Bredrad Princy
Wales
Cur Mof Giudoye Sovare
Sean Betene
Spa Techeek
Spitalfields
Rainbow
Africa
Newman
Portes
Londosi
Lonn
Dublin
Wallees
Col. L
Wilkes
House of Commons
House of Peers
Dué de Praslin
Isle
Hector
Hownflow Heath
Hill
Hanworth
Mark-lane
George Rust
Secretary of State’s
Delafontaine
Aaron Martin
Paradise Row
Rotherhithe
Charlotte Stevens
Ayliffe-street
Goodman’s Fields
Bath
John Lamb
Jamaica
James Jay
Tunbridge
Kent
Johnson Towers
Bishop of Rochester
Bromley
Derby
Uxbridge
Town
Hugh Clive
Richmond
Surry
Robert Jones
The
Dragoons
Commons
John Browed
Shaftesbury
Parton
Gregory Sharpe
Temple
Sam
Harvey
London Evening Post
Michael Foster
Whitechapel Haysearset
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