Libel law and Crown power amid colonial press abuse
A historical letter discusses libel prosecutions, Star Chamber parallels, and the rights of juries in Britain and America. It critiques colonial and English practices, cites Penn and Bushel, and urges fair trial standards while condemning arbitrary censorship and punitive informers.
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Hiss Meyers
Ferie
Cap M Dougall
Joppresién
Lord Coke
Henry
Portugal
Spain
Srghis
Charles the
Charles
James
William Mead
William Penn
Newgate
Ces
Capt. McDougall
Pratiec
America
England
Stat-Chamber
Chambre
Humble Notice of New Perfumery Stock by Prichard Warren
Prichard Warren perfumer of Mary Bonne Street Golden Square London returns thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for their favors since the fire and announces a fresh stock of valuable perfumery goods. New amber and almond soaps Windsor and shaving soaps violet shaving powder imperial milk of roses and other preparations sold by Mrs Bangford at No 18 Paternoster Row London Mr Hall bookseller in the New Assembly Room Margate Mr Baker bookseller Southampton and Mr Bull jeweller The Grove Bath.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Prichard Warren
Mary ‘Bonne- Street
Golden Square
London
Beave
Bangford
Pater-noster-Row
Hall
Bookfeller
Margate
Baker
Southampton
Bull
the Grove
Bath
Universal Purging and Smallpox Cure Claim
Fragments describe a Universal Purging and Smallpox cure by John Ribhaud the physic, claiming efficacy against eruptions and plagues in Europe. Mentions powders, doses, and alleged royal exemption. references pirated medicines and public sale warnings amid confused colonial-era text.
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Alanm
Ribesty Weber
Atase
Pollian
Jauncey
Colden
Jingland
Eople
Mmon
Stoke
Weim
Ponthe
Mr. Kumon
Mr. Woods
Capt
M'Rougell
Coihluel
John Ribhaud
France
Eechons
Pranceg
Hang
Shieie Publica