Cambridge University Essays Prize Rules 1768
Notices require submissions by the tenth day before the Sunday in Padres Week 1768. Essays on voluntary neglect and duty must be sent to one of three stewards from Trinity College, King's College, or Caius College. Candidates aged twenty to thirty must be students with professor certifying after twenty lectures in one year. Eligibility hinges on adherence to Church of England doctrine and Holy Spirit personality.
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Church of England
Paris aliter from Ld Ss Db WNI and the treaties debate
A Paris dispatch summarizes ongoing treaty tensions between England and France after the Dec S aie incident. It notes Skirmish reports from Marland and Focan vessels, public reactions, and Utrecht and Versailles reactions. The piece discusses the potential for alliances, wartime stakes, and royal titles mentioned, including Prince Charles and the Duke of York.
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Caital
Been
Spat
Marland
Payne
Uaufax
Wade
Aden
Fuumingnon
Bad Poy
Pores
Mir
Eva
Ana Biaty
Versailles
Dethaud
Scaiza
Utrecht
Aics
Holland
Ucreche
Tondea
France
England
Hound
Urecht
William
Duke of Gloucester
Trinity-college
de Calonne
Prince Charles
Charles
Duke of York
Lertdon Bishop Dies After Noon at Fulbam
The Bishop of Lertdon died on Saturday after noon at Fulbam aged not quite seventy seven. He was born in Winchester and educated at Osher, with a long career in the church including the bishopric of Kilmnure and later Hereford. His death ends a line of clergy noted for learning and piety and prompts mourning for his family and parish.
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Fred
Pryor Tienes
Anaer
Didvarer
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Avid
Apalortz
London
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Lowen
A Lowth
Jervick
Warburton
Hin
Nothag
Oninens
Wieless
Fae ‘Stadthalder
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Avgull
Boinelerk
Paiva
Leas
Hereford
Coecmiun
Virtola
Regmbeig
Perton
Sumius Dalelire
Frederich
Thos
Reais
Val
Morris
Appointment of Rev Henry Stephens as Chaplain to HMS Ocipio
The Rev Henry Stephens M A rector of St Viomas parish in Winchester is appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty to serve as chaplain to His Majesty's ship HMS Ocipio.
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Henry Stephens
Partua
St. Viomas
Winchester
Lords of the Admiralty
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