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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 26, 1753

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British Precipitous Policy on Corsica and Jewish Naturalization

Letters discuss wartime measures against Corsican arms by French ships and punish disobedience, noting Bristol and Centaur arrivals from Pondicherry. A polemical pamphlet attacks Jewish naturalization, decrying infidelity and Zionist rights, urging clergy to defend Christian law and oppose Jewish assimilation while warning of divine judgment. The text reflects 18th century anxieties about religion, loyalty, and empire.

Corsica France Bristol Centaur The India Company Port Orient Pondicherry Coromandel Iaim Britannicus Dred Fudaisz Angs Jesus God Thei Zechariah St. Paul

Lady Cunninghame dies at Prestonfield aged 80

From SCOTLAND Edinburgh June 21 Lady Cunninghame Relic of Sir William Cunninghame of Caprintoun Bart died yesterday at Prestonfield in the 81st year of her age. Also reports from Aberdeen that a Montrose vessel James Petrie master bound for Portsoy struck rocks and sunk but crew saved. Remissions and pardons pass seals for hangings in Perth for robberies and murder with two men to be executed next Friday.

Scotl Edinburgh Lady Cunninghame William Cunninghame Caprintoun Prestonfield Montrose Inverness Braffa Sound Aberdeen James Petrie Portsoy David Bruce Perth George Bruce Robert Davidson Andrew Brown Robert Wilson Kirkaldy

Living Woman With Two Heads Exhibited in Redruth

Report from Redruth Cornwall dated June 21 describes a living two headed woman shown to hundreds. She lacks hands fingers or toes but performs sewing knitting and singing. Claimed to be sister in law of the keeper, a Dorset native kept privately for over thirty years. Also from Newcastle June 23 a nobleman stabbed himself at Wooler, condition improves with aid.

Redruth Cornwall Dorsetshire Newcastle Wooler Northumberland

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