Public Notices Clarify Clergy Addressing the Almighty
Rufus defends prior letters on forms of addressing the Almighty, noting laity influence. The debate suggests clergy may resign benefices or obey, with De Charles Pinker replying to James Stephen about Grimbaw café and the Sheriffs.
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Ancient Athens tale of two idle youths and a murder charge
In a long antiquated anecdote two impoverished Athenian students Mendemus and Arctepiades study philosophy while living without visible means. A baker testifies they ground his corn at night for pay, prompting a public treasury reward. later, a boy near Bethnal Green accuses his bricklayer father of murder, triggering a legal inquiry and press-wide discussion on justice and evidence.
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Revolution and Water Supply Letters From The Chronicle
In Literary Chronicle August 11 a defense of parliamentary rights recounts kings over time abridging tenant rights and argues the essential duty of free subjects to summon representatives. The issue includes a long letter proposing a simple fire water supply system using a floating tube from New River head along streets to alert attendants when water is needed.
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England
Bagland
Mi Joba
George He
Gages
Joan
Pitty
Edward
Richard
Soborious
Henry Nuit
Ike P
Revolu- Sons
William
Anne
George
George the Second
Éolgur
Newgate-street
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Carnhill
New-river
Descent into Accusation at Zaria Advertiser Meeting
A fragmented 18th century letter exposes a heated exchange with Sir Francis Bersteds. The writer denounces calumny and urges restraint, criticizing administration divisions and warnings against petty tyranny while defending noble conduct. The discourse questions leadership in Treasury and House of Commons amid political strife.
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Francis Bersteds
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Ying
Privy Council
Lord North
Satan
Piicis
Bernard
Big
Charadter
House of Commons
Aly
Howls
Ireland
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