Advice to Protestant Dissenting Ministers on Penal Laws
The London Evening Post presents a critique aimed at Protestant Dissenting ministers neighbored to the City urging their Parliament petition for repeal of Penal Laws. It argues that declarations of faith tied to petitions lack proof of magistrates authority in religion and questions oath arguments as civil tools, insisting religion remains a civil matter in law.
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County of
Derby
County
Godfrey Hagnall Clarke
Caulk
Henry Harpor
Leicestershire
R. Hungerford
Leicester
Honglapurd
Fain
Lotis Kos
Fan
St. Omer’s
Chatham
Robust
Sheerness
Exeter
Dartmouth
Daliing
Antigua
Gravesend Reach
Artmouth
London
Robinson
Virginia
Falmouth
Echo
New York
Yarmouth Roads
Jacob
Jacobs
Bremen
Wes Fer
Watrecross Threse
Justice Naires
Anushyr
Turnkam Green
Carrie
Whoriday
Wiliam Pope
Scotland
Sophia Corrie
Dumfries
Samuel Lawford
Muss Wright
Tho, Wright
Hackney
Joan Thomas
Rochester
Elizabeth Yeates
Joseph Yeates
King’s Bench
Charles St. Clair
Elzrmanastone
Glouceter
Berroeth
Ann Silveter
Miss Blewit
Idmunaislewit
Lify
Salford
Oxfordshire
Clapham
Jeresiah Parry
E Q
Surry
Amicus letter on toleration and anti Papist laws
Amicus argues against unlimited toleration and urges reform among the group before applying for relief from disqualifying laws. It cites Blackstone on Papists, presses concerns over press restraints, Canadian policy, and church reform, and notes the need to purge anti Christian Arbanajfian zeal before any petition.
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Justice Blackstone
Tundersland
Canada
Amicus
Death and theft report from Birmingham town
On Wednesday January 1 Samuel Aris, a local printer, died of an apoplectic fit. On Thursday John Allen, a butcher, was robbed by three footpads between Tamworth and Wincott, losing cash and bank notes totaling 1251. The day saw 52 Fahrenheit warmth, matching May’s heat.
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Birmingham
Yeterday
Samuel Aris
John Allen
Tamworth
Wincott
Sam Allen
Farenheit
London extracts on Spain Poland and Russia
Letters from Madrid and Vienna report Spain's abdication of the crown in favor of the Prince of Asturias now styled Charles IV, with ongoing peace. Hamburg notes a rift among allies as Peters burg and Berlin sign a private offensive alliance, London may join. Vi x says Vienna plans an academy of sciences with Abbé Helle directing. England receives a large fur skins gift from Russia. A proposed perpetual act of insolvency is debated in a major assembly to allow creditor benefit.
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Madrid
Spain
Austurias
Charles IV
Rome
Marefoschi
Hamburgh
Petersbourg
Berlin
London
Russia
Prussia
Moldavia
Wallachia
House of Austria
Vienna
Academy of Sciences
Helle
England
Holland
Congress Resolutions and Maritime News Report
Reports from Philadelphia Congress urge end to colonial revenue schemes and advocate restoring trade after war. Yorkshire election selects Charles Dundas for Richmond. Letters detail naval repairs at Portsmouth Chatham and Newfoundland commands. Local notices record marriages and a carriage theft near Turnham Green.
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