England and Jews contrasted by a preacher's moral survey
A preacher argues that both England and the Jews share sins and mercies, tracing Jewish history from Abraham to the temple, kings, and prophets. He laments sins of wealth, adultery, and priestly misuse of tithes, notes captivity and later reforms, and condemns the crucifixion of Jesus as a misguided preservation of church authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
God
Abraham
Canean
David
Solomon
Panacle
Living monuments of the divine dis and mortal defiance
Fragmentary reflection compares modern humans to ancient Jews, noting people break divine laws to satisfy self interest. The passage invites further examination to be continued in the next installment.
Queen delivers a Princess and state news reaches London
From the London Gazette of Nov 4 reports the Queen safely delivered a Princess last night at nine o'clock with archbishop and privy council witnesses. Tower guns proclaimed the event and the infant is in perfect health. The page also lists bankrupts and notices for nov 25 to dec 16 in multiple towns with surrender and dividend details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop of Canterbury
Bankrupt's
Faulkner Bristow
Ringmer
Sussex
Frenoon
Bear Inn
the Cliffe
Lewes
Suifer
John Woods
Bradford
Yorkshire
Draper and Haberdather
Old King’s Arms
Leeds
John Thwaits
Merham
Surry
Guildhall
London
Henry Harris
Newcourt
Duke's Place
Wm. Jones
Birmingham
Joseph Harvey
Great Portland Street
Mary-le- Bonne
Victuatler
Fie
John Adderley
Guildhill
Richard Smith
Brighthelmstone
Merece
Briahthel
C. Samwel Crate
Kidderminite
Wreestersh're
Kidderminster
Stephen Popham
Lincoln's Inn
Fied
Scrivener
Ridgeway
AcMr
B-l
Tottenham
Tol
Tenham
Middlesex
Tottenham Marth
John. Bland
John Cray
Tottenham-hill
John Gray
Michalmas
Midley Marth
Michaelmas Fat
White
Thorowgood
Bar Fett
Barnfield
Tottenham Mill
Fenchurch-freet
Fragmentary Promissory Notes From October Last
A damaged OCR fragment references promissory notes dated in October with payments and endorsements. Mentions names such as Mr. Benjamin Williams and Elizabeth Hitchcocks, and payments of sums like forty pounds and twenty eight pounds. Indorsements and undated dates appear, with London as a locale and references to "Farmer and Dixie woody" and "John Capper."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Benjamin
Farmer
Dixiwoody
William Gibbs
Indorfe
London
Benjamin Williams
Roudgly
Otoher
Mefis
S. J
A. W. Blanckenhag
Amsterdam
Thaomas Wilson Blanckerhagen
Laugher
Hancox
Glover and
York
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Evening Pok
London Gazette
Vsaac Mallertie
Hammersmith
Gildhall
Thomas Eifx
Suchampton-street
Stuand
Tajydor
George-Inn
Fi Wincheser
Jonathan Hampton
Lie
Winchester
Draper
Ol'man
Thomas Tringham
Chespside
Stuffman
Joseph Swaby
Holborn
Cordwainer
Therford
Norfolk
Robert Turner
Groc
Christopher Greaves
Hope
Derbyshire
Valére
John Hardy
Pew
Barthlomen Conouly
St. Matin
William Sandell
Lime Street
Alexander Broan
Rayfreet
Clerkenwell
J Hn Brefuer
Southwark
Haberdasher
John Davis
Maryle Bone
Plaiterer
J. B. Pearce
Pope 's-Head-aley
Cornhill
Ma. Khemes
Pope’s-Head-alley
William Smallwood
Alexander Raby
Indorf.d
William Parks
Iverly
Smith, Wright and Gray’s
Grover
Ealex
Rive Thames
Walton-Bridge
Walton
Bath
Bristol Road
Ichard Williams
White- Hartinn
Marlborough
Glamorganshire
Everal
Wrinstone
Michaelstone Lepit
Walstone
Court Yr Alla
Lepir
Pen Y Lan
Will
N. B
Cardiff
Cowbridge
Bristol Channel
Robert Jones
Fenmon Castle
Thomas
Thomas Morgen
Bristol
Thornbury Hall
Cheadle
Stafford
William James
Robert Thornbury
Keat
Daniel
Fenchurchtreet
Tavo
Andrew Gray
D.D
Abernethy
J. Murray
Fleetestreet
J. Dick
Church of Scotland
Tamo
William Craig
S. Andrew's Church
Glasgow
Courtney Melmoth
Richmond
West -Sheene
Thomas Howlett Warren
Thomas Lord
Thoms Methold
Lady Day
Gether
Methold
Rose and Crown
Belfett
Thomas Delf
Michaelmas
Somers
John Haverfield
Kew-Green
Joan George Shennerited
St. Per Ann
Fénchurch-firee
Kew Green
West Sheene
Warren
Piggot
Newton
Barret
Disto
Lewis Albert
Findlay
Andrews
Mr. Frime
Philips
Layton
Frime
Lady-Day
Barnard
Cobler
Inkpen
Berks
Ewbury
Hungerford
Partridge
Clifford-street
Burlington Gardens
Daniel Smith
Francis Newbury
St. Paul's Churchyard
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