Reflections on Catholicism and Legal Critics in 1767 Worcester
A series of letters discuss Catholic influence and the state of religious toleration, urging candor about Pr incess's Letter and the strength of Roman Catholics amid fears of Monarchy. The writer seeks readers' discernment and calls for balanced scrutiny of judges and juries in the Brownriggs case.
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Meres
Thucidydes
Mutters in the Army Exposed from Tudor Memoirs
A fragmentary eighteenth century excerpt describes how soldiers are summoned to prove a just muster and how false accusations lead to brutal treatment. It condemns the Black Hole prison, arbitrary court martial procedures, whip punishments, and the harsh, lingering punishments that follow, blaming officers for cruel practices.
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George Tudor
False Musters and a Mockery of Appeal in Regimental Courts
The text argues that false Musters serve as evidence for the King but trigger court-martialling before appeal. It warns the appeal clause is a terrible trap, turning relief into a mockery, since those judging have companies and must regard the appellant as an Enemy and traitor. It cites Tuidor's Memoirs pages 134 to 144.
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London Evening-Post
Meres
Brownriggs
Islington, Your's
Tuidor
London letter reports court officials and society gossip in early 18th century
The article bundles appointments and movements of British officials including M Durand and Lord Barrington, plus Lord Palmerston, Lady Townshend, and Count de Serant. It covers public complaints against Westminster courts, debates on female education and love, trade news, ship launches, smuggling seizures, local crimes, weddings, deaths, and anecdotes from Newgate and Tyburn, with transport and market notes.
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Smith
Berkeley-s Quare
New Book Editions and Prices Advertised Here
Published editions listed by Hawes Clark and Collins with prices. Astronomical dialogues explain sphere doctrine and Orrery by Rowley. Edwards Saul’s barometer treatise on weather and gravitation. Wilkes’s letter of conduct for young ladies. The Virtuous Orphan, two volumes with copper plates. notices of prices range from 2s 6d to 35s.
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