Mail from Holland and dispatches reach church powers
Yesterday the mail from Holland arrived in Rome bearing dispatches for the Ambassador of the Order. News from Prague and Paris speak of recruitment in Bohemia and church decrees in Aix. Reports from Rouen note a deathbed retractation of a Jansenist, while Dublin records robberies, gang trials, loot discovered, and executions. A reward proclamation offers 2000 for the street robbers of the North Mail and accomplices.
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Malta
Two Sicilies
Syracusa
Mahta
Iland
China
Congregation de Propaganda Fide
Prague
Bohemia
Paris
Aix
Provence
Rouen
Normandy
M. de Franqueville
Chamber of
Parliament
Debates Over Jewish Naturalization Bill Stir Religious Fervor
A heated discussion criticizes the Naturalization of the Jews, accusing supporters of betraying Christian faith and English rights. The letter-writer warns voters against aligning with pro Jews and urges independence from party pressure, urging principled voting and moral integrity.
Local notices from Cambridge and Bristol
In Cambridge Mr Meers of Corones for this County dies and is to be succeeded by Mr Mott and Mr Richard York. In Bristol an infant dies after choking on a gingerbread nut in Mary Port Church Yard. A baker fined fifty shillings for selling twelvepenny loaves weighed ten ounces under the city standard after advertising to supply bread at higher weight.
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Rathfarnham
Bryana
Bryan
Dolly’s Grove
Blaney Townly
Dunboyne
Dublin
Workington
Henry Corwin
Henry Tilson
Trinity College, Cambridge
Lord Hume
Regiment of Foot
Duke of Dorset
Ballyfex
Bishop
Country News
Cambridge
Mr. Meers
Corones
Mott
Richard York
Bristol
Mary Port Church Yard
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