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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 27, 1760
Page
3
In Sheerness the vessel came down and remained at Dublin Packet Turner for Dublin. Wind recorded as 5. W.
London notes celebrate the Restoration with processions to St Pauls, praise for Princess Sophia Magdalen of Denmark and her potential betrothal to the Prince of Wales, and updates on Spain France and Italian affairs. Dispatches from Prague and Barbary discuss military plans and hostage negotiations as ships, captains, and traders return home or prepare for voyages.
Strvin6s appointed in London and Middlesex before Lord Mansfield at Westminster during Trinity Term 1760. Murph Lessex notes dates in June for after term sessions. Separate listings show appointments before Sir John Willes at the Court of Common Pleas in Middlesex with various June dates and after term notices.
The author argues that human desire to know and to be as God proves mankind cannot fully comprehend the Creator. Reason is limited by mortality, and Revelation is needed to grasp God's essence. Scripture teaches Man was made to inhabit heavenly realms, tested by fallen angels, with mercy and final judgment shaped by obedience or failure.
Distilled from late 18th century notices and letters, the excerpt blends anti Jesuit sentiment with military dispatches from Lisbon and Portmouth, plus ship movements to the West Indies and East Indies. It records burial tallies for Great Shelford and stock prices, ending with Wyndham Knatchbull’s Kent county knight of the shire nomination and request for votes. The mix shows period religious controversy, naval commerce, local mortality, market data, and a political appeal.
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