Fragmentary account of Wilkes trial and royal mercy debate
The text presents a distorted, fragmentary record of John Wilkes and related commentary on treason trials, trials of Tyranny, and calls for reform of the laws. It references the Star Chamber and a discourse on branding ignominy to quell disorder, with court figures and magistrates debating justice and clemency.
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Boas
Jadi
Nati
Fade Wilkes
Litsle
Otto
Miéinek
Court of Star-Chamber
John Wilkess
Trath
Ign
Incestuous Marriage Law Debate Echoes Canon Law Views
A columnist questions whether a man may legally marry his late wife’s sister and critiques canon law. The piece rails against ecclesiastical tyranny, cites 1650 punishments for incest, and condemns priestly power and can ons law as distortions of morals. It contrasts Restoration hypocrisy with Cromwell era justice.
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Fender
Gareafon
Ganon
Charles II
Charles
Oliver
Marechal de Fallard
England
Be Dirty and Upholstery Warehouse Adverts WeLite
Fragmentary 19th century trade notice for BE Dirty and BE Dirty Upholstery Warehouse offering upholstery fabrics and bed coverings. Lists materials such as blankets, carpets, ticking, feathers, and various cottons with vague references to ready-made items and payment terms.
Jamaica Rum and Brandy Sale Noted with Prices and Offers
A fragmented ad notes Jamaica rum and brandy sales with prices per gallon and bulk discounts. References to warehouses, vaults, and Meir churchhouse on the Keys imply a London market context. Payment terms and wholesale offers appear, with various quantities and potential bargains for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.ashley
Pelea
Artick
Bavaria
Basdy
The Modern Art of Cookery in French and English
A 18th century cookbook guide explaining French culinary terms and dishes in English. It promises plain easy methods, with receipts adapted to London markets. Compiled by an experienced epitor in Piccadilly, printed for R. Davis near Stationers Hall.
Treatise author reports changes on English visit plans
The author notes two letters from Dr Le Fevre and describes a draft change of resolution regarding visiting England. A Marquis of Granbyard fate and a plan to arrive from early May toward mid July are mentioned, with expectations of acceptance by a certain friend.
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N.B
le Fevre
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