Turbulent 18th century London news summary
The fragment outlines crime, fires, executions, and social unrest in London and nearby areas. It notes murders, robberies, and trials, a fatal boating accident, a large cooperative fire, ship arrivals, naval postings, and local court orders affecting tradesmen. It also references colonial dispatches, slave uprisings, and political commentary on monarchy and church power.
Bibliography and sermons on Baptism and religious tracts
This listing compiles several religious works printed in Edinburgh and London during the 18th century. It notes infant baptism treatises by Jonathan Clark and David Bostwick, a sermon by Carmichael, and a selection of Gill's works including The Doctrine of the Wheels, with prices and edition notes.
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Aes Carmichael
Edinbu
Jeter Clark
A. M
David Bostwick
A.M. Price
Ain
Backiel
Pr. Gill
Lend
Edinburgh
John Quinty
Quincy
Post stage reform urged for faster mails across the island
A London Evening Post letter argues for immediate reform of the Post-stages to ten or twelve miles, with uniform distances and rates across provinces. It calls on the General Post-master and Patriot Legislators to support shorter stages, better post-houses, and regulated mails to improve travel and national interests.
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London Evening Post
Watson
France
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Feil Dowe
Gaaveferd
East India Company
Saifidg
Tate
Td Annes
Glaf- Rutter m
Bolland
Grenada
Rursell
Shaye
Bren
Farrell
Attaghed
North America
Samuel Towers
Witlingham
Devonshire
Robert Wardall
Carlisle
Brampton
Cumberland
Teehee
Corbridge
Jothumberland
chedVingdalen House
Adam Stith
Benjamin Wayn
Grocer’s
Mary Foster
Ants Jean Bobeoa
Ore OF
James O'Hara
Charles Hotham
Charles. Forbes
66Th Regiment of Foot
Lord Adam Gordon
James Gorry
Parick Blake
62Ds Regiment of Foot
Shotley
Ward
Odiham
Hampshire
Maconeila
Sihorse Lark
Nefiiay Deven
Americus
Barich Lou- Tudo
Bury-street
St. Mary-Axe
Loufudo
Abraham Levy
East+India
Croydon
Stephen Bellamy
John M’cunn
Polly
Jamaica
Rotherhithe
John Walker
Catharine-court
Tower-hill
William Yoyster
Iba
Thames
Jack the
Lock Fields
Newington
Jack the Smith
Pie Hospital
Miorring
Rupart-street
Goodman’s Fields
St. Giles’s
Daft Nizgbr
Morocco
Portugueze
Mazagan
Africa
Weite
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Hudsons, Bay
Rogers
América
Benjamin Robert Turbost
America
Tayro
London
Lord George the Third
Great Britain
C. Behore
William Bridgen
Robert Ladbroke
James Tyre
William Stephenson
Hery Bankes
Thas Court
Georrge
Taylors
Marshall
England
London Gazette
Taylor
Dally
Atoetsier
London Gazettears
Gonart
Hobges
Suere Lefea
Postscript
Londor Evening-Post
James
Charles
Wasa
Rédt
Jamdés
Gefiré
Ou’s, &c
Babylon
Holy Fathers
Jesuits
Leo the Xth
Monastries
Mazarine
Richelieu
Mont. Colbert
Lewis
Tam
Mechanicus
Tra