British Magazine June issue page notes crime and society
In a June British Magazine issue summary, various notices include elections to royal and scientific bodies, naval appointments, and public concerns. Obituaries and local incidents are listed, with reports of theft, drunkenness, and a riot in Tiverton. Also covered are maritime movements, arrests for fraud, and a lengthy advertisement for antiscorbutic fluid.
Carrots Cultivation and Use in Feeding by Robert Billing
Account of carrot culture by Robert Billing of Ax Weafenham Norfolk. Published by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts Manufactures and Commerce in London. Printed for Dodsley and sold by Wilkie at Pall-Malls Churchyard. Price 6d, soon to be published.
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A garbled historical notice lists various names and items including books on Greek studies and sacred subjects. It mentions delivery to local figures, churchyards, and Reading, with references to price, authors, and publishing authority. The fragmented text includes names like Newberry, Dov Hey, and James Muirick, and notes on Greek language studies and religious poetry.
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Postscript on Constitution and Government in London
A reflective piece defines Constitution as the framework of laws and public goods versus Government as the conduct of rulers in power. It argues rightful governance follows constitutional principles, while tyrannical rule breaks law. The author laments ministers lingering in office, fearing royal subjects, and questions the shadows of fallen administrations.
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