Infidelities and elections echo in a London sermon
An extended letter from Paris reprints a Jesuit sermon before the king condemning Infidelity and asserting clerical power, while attacking parliamentary authority. The piece roams through British politics, election bribes, scrutiny outcomes at Coventry and Colchester, and mockery of reform and corruption with vivid caricatures and local scandal. It also notes Prussia and Russia reforms, and reports on Newmarket races and horse entries with lively, period tone.
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Judas Iscariot
Colchester
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Gray
Rebow
Coventry
Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
Privilege for franking of letters expires this month
The notice warns the franking privilege ends Sunday the 12th instant and will not resume until Friday the 19th of July as Parliament is prorogued to August 27. It notes army pay comparisons with France, remarks on soldier training, and mentions a horse sale and several local misfortunes including a patron’s horse, a stabbing by a son in law, and a servant’s suicide after theft.
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Tiverton
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Warwick Lane
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North
Wales
Dublis
Ireland
Europe
France
Marmaduke Wyvil
Primate
England
Donnelly
Kilmainham
Mullinger
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