Fireworks Deaths and London Court Action Report
Friday June 15 country news from Sherborne Exeter and London recounts a man killing his brother in Marnhu. a 64 year old woman confesses to murdering her infant at Abbots Kerswell. Paris fireworks cause nearly 500 deaths or injuries. A Guildhall Common Pleas case details a thiefly arson raid on Reynolds bag. Royal university honors Earl of Hardwicke. various public notices and marriages follow. Local dog bill debate reveals satirical views on private property. A horse race near Spitalfields wins wagers. multiple marriages and notable arrivals noted.
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Sherborne
Fune
Marnhu
Exeter
W. Kitson
India
Abbots Kerswell
Newton Bushel
London
Oasesd
Earl of Hardwicke
Paris
Fane
Versailles
Grand
Palace
Diana
Louis XV
Bulwarka
Pont Royal
Seine
St. Clouds
Court of Common Pleas
Guildhall
Wilmot
Reynolds
County of
Middlex
William Green
Stepney
Trinder
Shadwell
King’s Head
Fenchurch-street
Captain Smith
Reynold
Scott
Boston
Bofton
Sir Thomas Clavering
Foss
Shuter
Pall Mall
Lomdon
Wheatley
Oxfordshire
Mr. Bane
Spitafields-mal
Rumford Road
Fes
Marrizv
Robert Bannister
County of Bucks
Elizabeth Spackman
Greek-street
William Fell
St. Martin’s-lane
Murray
Paston Square
Chancéry-lane
William Briftow
Court of Chancery
Hackney
Joshua Burton
Humphry Harford
Thames-street
Thrift-street
Soho Square
Fountayne Wentworth Ofbaldiston
Scarborough
Cannonbury-lane
Islington
Cooper
Noble-street
Bentley
Princes-street
Bedford Row
Thomas Petes
Castle Yard
Holbourn
Taylor
Surry
Stranc
Johnson the Spider and the Curse of Learning
A harsh critique denounces Dr. Johnson and accused scholars as deceitful. The speaker brands learning as a corrupting force, calling truth a casualty of time serving cleverness, while praising practical industry and honest work. The text attacks intellectual pretensions and insults education as a tool for political manipulation.
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Johnson
Boatting
Old Johnson
A Display of the learned Doctor Johnson pamphlet tas fause larm
A scathing critique targets Doctor Johnson and his pamphlet Tas False Alarm. It accuses him of supporting state power, oppressing liberty, and profiting from pensions while denouncing public dissent. The piece mocks Johnson, calls his polemic a false alarm, and portrays him as a tool of the Crown with alleged plots and corrupt motives.
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Johnson
Jemmy
Ays
Jerry
Old Twist
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