Address to the Prince of Wales and Convocation Debate
A court address to the Prince of Wales is presented by a committee of Aldermen and gentlemen. A royal message sets a Kensington Palace attendance time as the King consents to a courtly reception and to hear the Prince's wishes. The debate centers on Convocation and the Church of England as a bulwark of governance and national stability amid calls to restore clerical assembly rights.
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Wales
Alfo
Wale Fas Fort
Aldeimah Gokayne
Alderman Chitty
Alderman Blackiston
Samuel Fludger
John Paterson
Ellis
Amega
Prince of Wales
Dora
Kensington Palace
Jeremiah Maslowe
London
Gibraltar
Boscawen
Mediterranean
Providence
Groves
Good Intent
Adams
William
Broome
Oporto
Kent
Braily
Biddeford
Waterford
New England
Vigo
Fanny
Beisey
Thompson
Virginia
Hull
Church of England
Church of
Free
England
Church of Rome
Péifans
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London Evening-Post Reply to an Author’s Defences
A fragmentary note discusses accusations of irreligion and infidelity. It reports public opposition to ministers and priests, labeling some critics as “Devils” and condemning claimed impiety within sacred teachings. The text frames a clash over morality, authority, and civil government.
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Ra &C
London Evening-Post
Morak
Abel Farare
Letters from Spatit and other ships in convoys
Fragmented letters describe Spatit and Portugueze Man of War sentences, arrivals from Plymouth and Madeira, and ships like Jason and Prince George in or near Bristol. The piece lists naval events, losses, and a weekly death and casualty tally, plus stock prices and bond quotes.
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Camhageng
NFS
da Calidade St. Franelles de Pals
Cap
Frangifeg
Miguell Ayres
Bahias
St. Esprit
Martinico
Madeira
Bristo
Parhany
Portsmouth
Mondaly
Vettal
Juno
Plymouth
Prince George
William Whipple
Jalliana
Rim
Gane
India
South Sea
Dino
Grocers Hall Auction of Irish Manor Lease Proposed
The Warden and Commonalty of the Mystery of Grocers of London announce a leaf by leaf lease offer for the Manor of Grocers in County Londonderry Ireland for three lives and sixty one years from October 16 1760. Proposals sealed by November 14 to a Court of Assistants. particulars and lease heads available from Mr John Alexander Grocers Hall London Mr Redmond Kane Dublin Mr Alderswan Alexander Londonderry and Mr Willig Kinkead Coleraine Chamberlain.
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Mystery of Grocers
City of
London
Londonderry
Kingdom of Ireland
Fleven
John Alexander
Grocers Hall
Redmond Kane
Bolton-wer
Dublin
Alderswan Alexander
Ma Willig Kinkead
Coloration
Coleraine
For Sale Estates in Devon and Somerset Lands and Manors
A survey will be held at Maidenhead on Maiden Down Burlescombe to offer for sale four im provable estates in Devon with up to 290 a year in rents and 550 acres of woodlands. Inheritance and reversions in fee of the manor of East and West Stodely, Cove, plus lands in Wft Scadly and Fivercon. Interested parties may contact Francis Drew, Rev. Mr. Sanford, John Pearce, or Mr. Hughes for particulars.
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Wett-Stodely
Coanty
Devon
West Stodely
West-Stodely
Cove
W-ft-Scadly
Fivercon
Storefaid
Leafes
Maidenhead
Maiden- Down
Burlescombe
Francis Drew
Grange
County of
Mr. Sanford
Walford
Taunton
John Pearce
Chancery Lane
London
Mr. Hughes
Crawcombe
Somerset
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Wilsom
Abington
John Scrivenor
James Roffiter
John Younge
Alan Ranaes
Katherine
Liverpool
West-Indies
France
Campbell
Africa
America
Treland
Albemarle Street
Ward
John Ward
Charles Ward
Lamy Sigg, Rous
Phrate
Bart
Beth
Grocers-Hall
William Derham
Bellow
The
Royal Society
Johnn
Lucgate Street
Davro
Borh
Gomitas Fion
Takeo Chistes
Andrews
Buhop Tay
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