London Evening-Post Letter on Religion and Politics
The Paris period discusses clergy and parliamentary struggles over the Twentieth penny, with the King wary of remonstrances and a Council clash between the Keeper of the Seals and M d Argenton. Also sermon-like passages extol the humility of Christ and the Resurrection, followed by notices from Sweden on schemes, elections, wrecks, and obituaries and marriages in England.
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Marshal de Noailles
Murder and shipwreck fears as poor Irish state is cited
Dublin news reports a boat from Liverpool to Cheshire capsizing with 15 aboard, three survivors, plus dire warnings on famine and emigration losses. A brutal murder at Colemans Town is noted, along with a marriage and a royal delivery, followed by a lengthy verse and moral discussion on belief and pride.
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Cheshire
John Irwin
Nancy Barry
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Newgate
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