Reform for public prostitution observed as sanitary measure
A letter argues compulsory registration and districting of prostitutes to curb vice, reduce open decency violations, and improve public health. patrols and penalties up to a year’s hard labor are proposed, with broader social benefits including deterrence for husbands and fathers, and a push for legislative action. The note also cites local notices from Liverpool and Cambridge about clergy, marriages, and market prices.
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Holland
Italy
Hamiltons Triumph As Court Reduces Douglas Heirship
Edinburgh July 15 The Court of Lefton ruled in the long pending case between his Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Archibald Douglas Esq reducing the service of Mr Douglas as heir to the late Duke of Douglas. The court sat eight days to hear opinions and sided with the Hamilton family. Arrival of Gordon, Aberdeen, Mackenzie Lord Privy Seal, and Lord and Lady Cathcart with their family noted in London.
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Edinburgh
Lefton
Duke of Hamilton
Archibald Douglas
Family of Hamilton
Douglas
Duke of Douglas
Duke of Gordon
Earl of Aberdeen
London
James Stuart Mackenzie
Cathcart
Country News Briefs From Worcester and Southampton
Worcester July 16 at the General Quarter Sessions Benjamin Mason found guilty of cutting the tails of oxen and cows belonging to Mr Paine Wick near the city was ordered to be publicly whipped at St Johns on Wednesday next Southampton July 17 arrived Lord Halifax Lord and Lady Athburnham Lord Cahir Sir
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Searge Bibers
Thomas Hesketh
Eady
J ¥Lvile
Ranelaigh
Joseph
Andrews
James Jay
Catherine Stanhope
Claveting
Talbot
Clare Hall
Flinstead
Suffolk
Mills Kirke
Newcome
St. John’s College
Weguereay
Willary’ Bee
Shelford
Illiam Finch
Oxford
Earl of Abingdon
Viscount Wenman
Peregrine Bertie
Norwich
Peter Finch
Esg
County of Norfolk
Philip Case
William Nixon
Richard Robinson
Nixon
Dereham
Brisol
Hotwells
William Mansell
Ross
Powiscourt
Mortyn
Major Morris
Kelly
Purnell
Hertford
Archdeacon Ladevere
Kingsdown
John Rake
Helcome
Somersetshire
Northampton
Lynn
Loughborough
Leicester
Soar
Worcester
Benjamin Mason
Paine
Wick
St. John’s
Southampton
Lord Halifax
Athburnham
Lord Cahir
Port News Briefs From July Arrivals and London Dispatches
Arrivals and sailings referenced include the New Phillis from Leghorn and the Florida store-ship, with winds noted. Several ships arrive or pass by Gravesend, listing vessels from Amsterdam Hamburgh Stockholm Dunkirk and other ports. London items mention the Marquis of Rockingham and Duke of Newcastle in ministry plans, royal appointments, and a Nabob gift from Mr Cox valued around 14,090 pounds. attendance of officials urged.
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Port News
Deal
Fuly
Stangate Creek
New Phillis
Strivens
Leghorn
Florida
Wind N.N. W. Deal
St. Ann
Crockatt
Jamaica
Wind N. E
Ditto
la Belle Flora
Rehl
Dantzick
Henrietta Constantia
Klinkert
Unity
Vanholten
Hamburgh
Pgs
Tilman
Exeter
Newfoundand
Litchfield
Trent
Prince William
Wyllie
Dublin
Bristol
Cyrus, Holbrook
Greenwich
Smith
Mary Harriot
Crawley
Dover
Nottingham
Leige
Antelope
Lunden
Falmouth
Good Intent
Gould
Lisbon
Witte Lamm
Dertejen
Bremen
Mary
Kinneir
Havre
Cowes
Marquis of Rockingham
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Ancaster
Ireland
Earl Temple
William Dowderwell
Duke of Bedford
Wooburn-Abbey
Bedford-house
Cox
Shoe-lane
East-Indies
Rous
Diverse News and Notices From Early London Record
The itemized report covers court ballots at the Worshipful Company of Clothworkers with George Leake tested, upcoming river conservancy courts, and regimental musterings led by Sir Robert Ladbroke. It notes Cambridge oratorio excess funds for charity, inoculation efforts near Hampton Court, and naval movements including General Cornwallis to Gibraltar. Also included are marriages, deaths, petty crimes, public notices, and ads for Rowley’s British Herb Snuff.
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Capron
River Thames
Surry
Middlesex
City Militia
Robert Ladbroke
Red
Thomas Rawlinson
Kant
Tueley
Orange
Richard Glyn
Matthew Blakiston
Samuel Fludyer
William Beckford
Cambridge
Portsmouth
General Cornwallis
Zolus
Gibraltar
Spithead
Britannia East Indiaman
Downs
His
Cowes
Portland
Cooper
Mr. Weller
Ladbrooke
Robert Ladbrooke
James Oliver
Greek Street
Soho
Susanna Odell
Old Bond Street
St. George's Church
Hanover-S Quare
Col. Blackwell
Johnson
Conduit Street
Sir William Twysden
Kent
Saturday
Hollis-street
Cavendish Square
Richard Maintree
Salop
Sunday
Norfolk-street
Strand
William Mansion
New Ormond-street
Bedford-row
Jeremiah Ellyby
Leicester
Burton
New Palace Yard
Leman
Southwark
Guildford
Zachariah Wood
William Dolley
Richard Shepherd
John Pigg
Edmund Ruffel
Ditiller
Richard Capel
Bermondsey-street
Hudson
Monmouth Street
Chancery-lane
Clerkenwell Bridewell
J. Welch
Litchfield-street
Pollard
St. Giles’s
Finchley-common
Newmarket
Tadighy
Ehplaidy
Bovlogag
France
Rigey
Wells
Elizabeth Potter
Potrit
Sitarday
Joke Gino Cook
Sts
College
Oxford
Wrie
Queen's College
Baltford
Glouccestershire
Hut
D. D. Redtor
Durham
Christ Church
Rowley
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Church Yard
London
Europe
James Rowley
Travelling Reflections and Public Duty in English Thought
Postscript essay critiques travel by English gentlemen as a test of public spirit. It contrasts private ease with government service, laments imitation of folly, and condemns political cunning over virtuous conduct in modern politics.
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John Shoulderknot
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