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An advertisement lists Dr. Gill's Exposition of the New Testament in five boards, plus Revelation, Solomon's Songs, and other theological works in multiple volumes. It notes ongoing subscription publishing, pricing, and a critique of methods, praising the author’s aim to awaken public interest in science and religion, mentioning Mr Wiltson and a cited verse from Genesis and Cain.
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Reith
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Jelaethews
Rane
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Caddl
Pine
Brito Cratwell
Gye
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Crotwell
Goldby
Sherborne
Pugh
Herefords
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Trove
Smith Ant Simpions
Canserderys
Thor
Trewarm
Exerct
Jetabn
Pearson
Swinney
Birming
Pani
Fletcher and Jackson
Oxford
Fletcher
Frost
Gray
Chelmsford
Aldwich
Chafe
Boath
Cypiie
Norwich
Dicep
Northampton
Gregory
London 18th century news highlights from Cork to Dublin
Dispatches from New York and Dublin report Howe’s forces raiding Bolton and seizing ports near Philadelphia. Letters describe American subduing plans, clergy reforms in Rome, and ships captured or lost. Notices include weather shocks, Duke of Norfolk remains, recruiting drives, bread prices debate, duels, and obituaries, with local crimes and commercial ads.
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Experiments in electricity at the Pantheon and public safety
The writer rebukes a paper for partial reporting of experiments on lightning conducted at the Pantheon and related letters. He narrates how lightning damage at Purfleet board house prompted an apparatus to explain and prevent future explosions near the magazine. He discusses Franklin's early ideas and the shift to pointed conductors, noting demonstrations that carried away fluids without inviting danger. The piece challenges opponents to accept the evidenced conclusions and criticizes alleged unfounded hypotheses.
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