Anonymus critiques theology and concerns on religion in 1764
A letter dated April 19 1764 from Anonymus at Pater-noster-Row defends Christian doctrine against critics. It argues that spiritual truths are discerned only by the Spirit of God and urges readers to accept the Gospel, while criticizing Antichristian signs and calling for repentance. A separate May 1 1764 note from T. English laments French kid glove imports that harm local cloth makers and revenue.
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Bexley
Leavis
Pater-nofter- Row
Kingdom of Heaven
John
Fecas
Kent
Anonymus
M. Richardson
Pater-noster-Row
London Evening-Post
Meres
France
Lam
C. T. English
Church of England
Henry Stebbing
John Rivington
L. Hawes
W. Clark
R. Collins
T. Longman, and Co
R. Ware
Kingdom of
Bengal
Voltaire
Geneva
Manard
Traveller
J. Payne
Paternohter Row
Great Britain and Ireland
Charles Spencer
Temprr
Flora
Arabia
Spencer
Hatton-Garden
Crof
Shee-Lane
Fleet-Street
Sidney's Alley
Leicester-Fields
London News: Russian Poland push and Chester races notes
Dispatches from Warsaw report Count de Keiferling and Prince Repnin publishing a manifesto defending Russian moves in Poland while aiming to block Saxon claims to the throne. London items note Chester race results, naval copper contracts, emigration to the West Indies, salmon shipments, a hijacked coach bundle recovery, and smuggling patrols with cargo tallies and arrivals.
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London
Constantinople
Carles of Saxony
Nova Colonia
Pomfret
St. James’s
Floating Merchant Ships and Casualties Reported at Sea
The lists show vessels including the Triton, Grizzle, and Indiaman in the Downs with wind directions and sailing times. Casualties this week include drownings, hangings, and illnesses, while burials and christenings are recorded. stock prices and bonds are listed alongside maritime notes and exchange figures.
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Neale
Oporto
Nancy
Leghorn
Maryland
Passmore
Lisbon
Downs
Fort William
The Organist and Bellows Blower Scene
A caricatured verse sketch features an organist famed for mastery and a bellows blower, with mock dialogue about harmony power and performance. Comic couplets reference King George and public life, ending with a playful note about a tavern keeper and society figures.
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H. Jalup
Mr. Shafto
Mr. Lawson
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Herbert
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India
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Circo
Russia
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Chancery Lane
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