Spain Pragma ticu sation ignites debate on Jesuit banishment
A wrote letter defends rights against a royal proclamation in Spain banning Jesuits. The correspondent argues such arbitrary power erodes liberty, warns of treason charges, and calls for justice and humanity while contrasting to sovereign restraint. Includes maritime and local notices and obituaries.
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Court and Royal Busy Week in London Society
London society reports a grand Court and Drawing Room at St James's with an evening at the Queen's Palace and a Richmond return. Duke of York held a large levee at York House while the King plans a House of Lords visit next week and Gloucester heads to join his regiment at Chartham. The Commons adjourned after a long session and a full Admiralty board met with Sir Edward Krawke presiding.
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Notice of General Court of the East India Company
A notice from the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies announces a General Court at Merchant Taylors Hall Threadneedle Street on Monday the 18th instant at eleven in the forenoon for Special Affairs. It includes a speculative political solicitation from an unnamed candidate for Parliament, with requests for votes and interest to succeed Sir John Morgan, Bart, and closes with a dated 1767 signature from THO. FOLEY Jun. The notice also mentions the election day fixed for Monday next, the 18th instant.
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PurGinG Drureetic Horse Balls by Radley at Holborn
Purifying druretic horse balls sold by William Radley near Gray's Inn Gate Holborn claim to cleanse the stomachs and lungs, prevent coughs and greases in horses after poor feeding. Diuretic Balls treat grease with urinary discharge. Worm Balls and Pectoral Balls available, Fever Powders, and a rat distroyer offered with prices per parcel.
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