Nad Fall Conclave Weather Forecast and Events
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a conclave with weather forecasts and references to events, fervor, and public notices. The readable items mention Ex and ave phrases and potential dates or gatherings but lack concrete details for full reporting.
Weather prospects for months ahead from London Evening Pol
Jan 6 report from J Harman St Giles predicts mild winter conditions with little frost or cold snaps. Winds and celestial influences suggest no excessive wet spell, but moderate rain may appear in February and March.
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J. Harman
St. Giles’s
Political essay on parliaments and monarchy in Britain
A lengthy 18th century critique argues for limited royal power while warning that parliamentary despotism via manipulated majorities dangers the liberty of colonies and the home realm. It laments rising executive influence, praises constitutional forms, and condemns bribery and coercion as threats to freedom. It also comments on America, Scotland, merchants, and public finance.
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England
Britain
Judeey
Ramey Ja Roe
Massachuset's Bay
Rome
Barre
North
Barke
Fox
Wedderburne
Johnstone
Ajax
Momgyro
Miniter
Channel
France
Holyrood House
Tarquin
Nero
Asia
America
West India
Friends of America
West Indies
Scotland
Boston
Georgia
County of
Rutland
New-England
W. Whitehead
Lord Clare
Dr. Hill
Charles Jones
Paul Whitehead
Lord Despencer
Zool
James II
Gibraltar
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Newcastle
Cuthbert Adamson
Royal Navy
Trinity House
Tapman
Petty- France
Westminter
John Williams
Overand
Tower Kitchen
Amos Merritt
Hornsey-lane
Richard Mitchell
Bink
Peter Thane
Edward Parker
William Pritchard
Surgeons Hall
Mitchell
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Jefferies
Paul Hewner
Elgy
Hackney
Mr. Kimbal
Noble Steet
Merchants claim commerce as sole concern amid political peril
London voices argue that merchants should stick to trade and not involve themselves in politics as the country faces a crisis. The piece condemns merchants who defend the ministry's political missteps, insisting commerce alone cannot save the nation.
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Samuel Johnson
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London Evening Pol
Postscript
The
London Evening Post
Atovuet
India
South Sea
Wwe
Prem
Navy
Lang
London