A Christian Feb 24 Letter
A historical fragment discusses religious labels such as Unitarian Socinian and Socinus followers. The writer argues against opprobrious names proving nothing and notes misapplied terms as proof against their party. The piece is dated Feb 24 and reflects 19th century religious discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Socinus
Deift
Controversy Over Lindsey and Clergy Charges
To the Editor of the London Livening Polk a letter denounces Deifs accusations against Mr Lindsey. It argues Lindsey denies the coequality of the Son and Father, defying orthodox doctrine, and defends his Corisian and Protestant stance against Popery and reforms.
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Moody
Speechman
Pine Apple
Arundel -Street
Strand
London
Smyth
The
London Livening Polk
Lindsey
Christ
God
Deifm
Christ Jesus
Church of Rome
Ommaney
Newfoundland
Shuldam
Portmouth
Ireland
Navy
Woolwich
Deptford
Virginia
Church-street
St. Ann
George Arnaud
Corporation of Surgeons
Paris
Goulard
Adelphi
Jonnathan
Exchange Alley
Eton
House of Lords
Exeeter- Change
Hunt
Westlead
Goddrdge
Sewan Street
Southwark
Blackheath
Ssoddridge
Ballstame
Hounslow Heath
Redford
Shadwell
Stepney-fields
Bowstreet
Fitz Williams
Richmond
Fitzwilliams
Perrin
Middlesex
Surry
Garret
Edins
Mr. Morgan
Anedrews
Edward James
St. John
Devizes
Wilts
Tobias Webb
Ballyquirk
Kilkeday
Margaret Firepatrick
Capt
Rooke
Smuggling cutters and notable deaths across March reports
York hears of four smuggling cutters anchored off the Yorkshire coast awaiting chances to land cargoes amid a rising trade. Obituaries note the deaths of Rev Charles Cooper and Sir William Horton. News from Leeds covers bills on Irish provisions and divorce, while naval assignments board chaplains and ship movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country News
York
Hartlepool
Yorkshire
Charles Cooper
Oswaldkirk
Fotton
Riccal
Church of York
Leeds
Chadderton
Liancashire
Sir William Horton
Chatham
Admiral Mann
Medway
Admiral Gayton
Gosport
Expres
Plymouth
Canaries
Rainbow
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Rury
Theatre Royal
Drurya Lane
Ethona
Newmarket
Covent-Garden
Coventgarden
the Fair Penitent
Henry the Second
Rosamond
Achilles
Worcester
Ryahe
Watkin Lewes
Nich
Lechmere
Setcole
Crown
Admiralty Office
High Seas
Admiralty of
England
Justice Hall
Old Bailey
Phil. Stevens
T Gale
Catherine-street
Bath and Tunbridge
F. Newbery, Junior
St. Paul’s Church-yard
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
Bathford
Bath
Chippenham
Avon
Malpais
John Miler
Bathear‘ton
Hill_and Birchill
Queen's Square
John Palmer
Lincoln's Inn
M. Latter
Reading
Berks
Hand
Oxford Street
Retale
Crew
Jane
Wills
Chancery-lane
Pridden
Fleet-Street
Mr. Mathews
Oxford
Cambridge
Dawson
Baker
Southampton
Mr. Green
Highworth
Kingdom
FRY, Frip?, and Co
Bistel
Salisbury Court
Fleettreet
C.tle
Bristol Crown
Fry, Fripp, and Co
Brittol
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
LON
Don
Gilbert Laurie
John Cleland
Walter Ferguson
Tunbridge Roads
America
Jes