Junius Letter Sparks Debate at Society Meeting
A long letter by Junius dominates a debate among supporters of the Bill of Rights. Members argue whether to consider the letter, defend press liberty, and condemn the purported doctrines within. The dialogue cites parliamentary duration views, secret communications, and reactions from Mr Morris and Captain Allen, with unrelated scientific digressions interwoven.
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Lester Se
Chatman
Lebserve
Thiatame
Junius
Morris
Thas
Janius
Wilkes
Jonius
Captain Allen
George’s
Painter of the Middlesex Journal on a lightning fatality
The Middlesex Journal recounts a lightning death at Mr Whitheld's Tabernacle in Tottenham Court Road during a thunderstorm last Sunday. The piece argues for public buildings to be equipped with electrical safety devices to prevent such tragedies in future storms.
Royal Marriage Bill debates stir London politics
The House of Commons debates the Royal Marriage Bill with no divisions except Mr Rose Fuller’s lifetime limit amendment. Lord North defends royal interests amid clashes with the Lords. Reports cite possible war moves, Whiteboys actions in Ireland, and troop movements to the East Indies. A mix of political intrigue, public disorder, and foreign threats colors a tense scene.
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Rose Fuller
North
House of Lords
Lord’ Mansfield
Forte
Lord North
West End
Denmark
Filente
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Lifton
West-Indies
Durmen
Fatal St James's Park Fight Leaves Gambler Dead
Reported yesterday as two gamblers clashed in St James's Park. One stabbed the other in the side with a large knife and fled the scene. This morning Mrs Willett, wife of Mr Willett Attorney, died at Bishopsgate Street from a fright induced by Sunday lightning, with fits since.
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East Indies
East-Indies
Ireland
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Madeira
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Lisbon
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John Fielding
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Bagnio
Savoy
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St. James’s Park
Postponed Correspondents Letters Rejected for Newsprint
The notice states Particus and Mercator are postponed and will appear later. CaTO MEMMIUS and others will be inserted when possible. It declines Josias Cusincita M's letters after careful review, inviting readers to retrieve them at the Printer's for later access.
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Memmius
Josias Cusincita M
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Stock market notes and bond figures from old ledger
Fragmented financial listing showing per cent rates, stock names, bond values, and dates with references to New S. S. Ann., India, Navy bills, and long-term notes. Dense OCR yields scattered figures such as 3 per cent, 86, 90, and 52s prem, indicating a historical market snapshot without coherent narrative.
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S. Ann
India
Auction Notice of Household Goods at Bushey Fields
Edward Upton announces a public sale on Tuesday next at eleven o'clock for a gentleman’s household effects at Bushey near Watford. Viewing days include Saturday, the 28th and Monday the 29th. catalogues available at the Duke's Arms Edgware and Edward Upton No 90 Newgate Street. Also offered are brick houses coach houses stables large gardens and about one acre of pasture land at Bushey.
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Bushey
Watford
Newgate- Street
Robbery of Postboy Mail Near Hun ington and Chatteris
Postboy carrying the mail from Huntington to Chatteris was robbed Friday night near Teno Clock laft. The thief, about five feet six or seven inches tall, wore a large hat and a long coat, with a strong voice. Reward of fifty pounds offered for the apprehension and conviction, plus a royalty pardon by command of the Postmaster General.
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Huntingdon
Chatteris
Beteaten St. Vis
Somersham Heath
Wilbich
Marie
Lynn
Wifoick
Anth. Todd
Jamaica Rum Warehouse Opens in Thames Street
With unanimous approval the Society of the West-India Merchants opens a rum warehouse at No 2 Lower Thames Street near London Bridge offering finest full proof Jamaica Rum at sixpence sixpence per gallon. No credit, regular permit with each parcel, reward offered for fraud via oath of adulteration by any dealer or officer, to be paid on conviction.
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Society of the West-India Merchants
Thames-Street
London-Bridge
John Eden
Messrs
ConLens and Co
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