Vision of the Divine Servant and World Judgment
A peculiar 1772 London proclamation by Casistoruer Kerry declares himself the divinely appointed Comforter and future world judge. He outlines a coming Pantheon in Oxford Street, with a mission to comfort the afflicted and establish Heaven on earth, beginning in a parish and spreading globally. He asserts long preparation and royal assent from church authorities, and notes forthcoming printed papers and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Srne
Aresperton
Balsam
Jesus
Christ
Heaven
Casistoruer
Kerry
London
Knightsbridge
Oakham
Rutlandshire
Sam
Canterbury
Cane
Jesus Christ
Pantheon
Oxford-Street
Public Nuisance Case Reported In Local Proceedings
A historic public nuisance case is noted involving a surveyor and residents at a named place. The report references attention from authorities and ongoing proceedings. Names and exact locations are partially obscured in the OCR text but indicate a civic action addressing nuisance conditions and potential remedies.
Epitaphs and verses from a country churchyard
Middlesex Journal notes a collection of epitaphs transcribed from country churchyards. It includes lines on two children and a young woman, praising virtue and sorrow, with a request to publish new verses. The pieces reflect early obituary verse and moral reflections.
London Postscript on Poland and European Affairs
The report from Berlin notes fear for Poland with a potential loss of the throne or becoming tributary to a major power. Copenhagen reports a Danish force survey and new naval discipline. Quiet administration suggests no major changes soon as royal visitors head to universities. The Ohio settlement may grow vines. tensions rise over commerce, distillery, and potential riots. News from Tunbridge Wells and Lerwick mention society figures and booming fisheries. The Feathers Association gains support for Thirty-nine Articles relief as prominent families visit. A tale of a great personage’s son and a dog named Prince ends with a humorous remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Don
Berlin
Poland
Germany
Silesia
Russia
Copenhagen
Prince of Wales
Ornaburg
Earl of Hoiderneffe
Ohio
America
Tunbridge Wells
Duke and Duchess
Northumberland
Lord Piercy
Algernoon
Lerwick
Shetland
Prince
Embezzlement probe and oddities at the Theatre Royal
A local merchant faces prosecution for taking 25 percent interest on money advanced on bottomry bonds. The excerpt also notes the Singer Logech 3AMife Catley at the Theatre Royal and a vivid, curious report of a French bird show at Canterbury, along with riot damage at Vauxhall and various horse racing results and local notices from August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Idepec Cendensaeihe
Gary
P¢Guines
Devonshire
Little Theatre
Haymarket
England
Vauxhall
Correspon dents Note on Velax Nonsense and Versification
A terse editorial brief rebukes the ongoing chatter from A B C figures and Juve nils dame, warning against frivolous verse attempts and compartmentalized responses in the correspondence column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velax
Juvenil
Stocks update at one o clock sale results
Bank Stock and various bonds show mixed prices with notes for India South Sea and S S Ann. entries. Prices quoted include 4th India 207 1 half 1 4th, South Sea 9 8ths 89, Ditto 3 3 1 half 1726 3 percent, and Exchequer related bills and Navy tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
South Sea
S. S. Ann
Torre's Second Benefit at Marybone Gardens
Torre announces a Friday performance at Marybone Gardens if weather allows on September 4 with Hercules delivering Theseus from Hell. A grand spectacle features fires and novel stage effects. Torre pledges utmost effort to please the public and repay past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gig. Torre
Marybone Gardens
Cenery, &c
Hercules
Theseus
Hell
Vulcan
Sig
Torre
Burglaries and robberies fund set by Clapham and Battersea
In Clapham and Battersea Common on July 20 1797 a voluntary fund is raised to reward conviction of offenders within three years. Rewards cover house-breaking at night, highway robbery on the London road, robbing out-houses barns or barns, stealing metals, livestock theft, and harming or destroying subscriber property. Prosecutions financed by subscribers. applications directed to William Curtis ESQ Treasurer of Clapham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapham and
Battersea Common
Clapham
London
William Curtis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middlesex Journal
A. C
New, Tunbridge Wells
Islington
Soilees Rey
Somerseyhire
Grey
Lye
Postscript
York
Leigh
May Duke
Pratt
C.h. Goldfinch
Sotheron
M. Lenny
Fenwick
Turner
Rocking
Princess of Orange
Mr. Stephenson
Creeping Kate
F. Dauphiness
Sol
Mr. Ayrton
Sir Charles Sedley
Mr. Hale
Shafto
Eglington
Adventurer
Mr. Bethell
Lord Rockingham
Star
Mr. Wentworth
C. G. Market
Osbaldiston
C. H. Remnant
Woolwich
Duke of Gloucester
Prince George
Chatham
China
Deptford
West India Islands
James Dawson
Lancaster
Garftang
Tudeley
Capel
Colts Hill
Tottlingbury
Yalden
Tunbridge
Rowland Hill
White Conduit House
Mr. Blagrave
Endfield
Marden
Kent
John Osborne
Smallbridge
Edward Bright
Chelmsford
Sic
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