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Genera
Daxton Pratt
Patriot Office
Boltcourt
London
Empire
Correspondents urged to sign letters for publication
The paper states a strict rule requiring writers to attach their names, as anonymous communications are always disregarded. A notice explains corrections to quoted examples from previous issues, clarifying accepted wording and terminology in readers’ correspondence.
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Panjaub
Political summary from the Che Watriat weekly edition
The leader outlines European tensions with Russia aiming to expand in Hungary Germany and Italy. It notes France’s Legislative Assembly amid potential policy strains while Rome and the Campagna threaten crisis. A New York street clash leaves many dead and colonial policy debates probe emigration governance imperial reach and Canada’s tax dispute under colonial administration.
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Hungary
Germany
Italy
Legislative Assembly of
France
Liberal Party
M. Durayne
Montagnards
Lepro-Robin
Garinator
Rome
M. Lessers
Gaéta
M. de Fattorux
Paris
Con1noz
Orupinor
Campagna
Schleswig-Holstein
New York
Colonial Reform and the push for imperial powers
The piece criticizes colonial reformers and fears despotic overreach in legislation. It highlights Rogsacx and Grapstove supporting a bill to empower Britain’s colonies more than any prior administration, noting a tendency to seek centralized power through legislation. The Times is cited on this constitutional direction.
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Borsace
Canada
Spectator
Colonial Office
England
Great Britain
West India Party
Downing-street
British India
West India
Rogsucx
Jamaica
Montreal
Ceylon
Roesucx
McNas
Sir Amay
Tory League
Lord Exorx
Isaac Buchanan
Upper Canada
Rogsacx
Grapstove
the Times
Rozsuck
Roxsuck
Church Monopolies, Rebel Indemnity, and Upper Canada Tax
In this view of the Upper Canada elections rebels and loyalists clash over church and college control. The author argues the 1697 1698 taint influenced votes, defends rebel indemnity support, and explains the Lower Canada 100000 pounds claim with Upper Canada 33000 pound offset. The piece condemns Loyalist faction actions and the Parliament House blaze as part of a dispute over losses and settlements.
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Upper Canada
Canada
Lower Canada
Upper Province
Parliament House
Mr Hotts Committee Slavery Debate Sparks Jarring Claims
The Daily News notes Mr Horr’s Slave-trade Committee is in disarray with Commodore Horuas’ admissions underscoring need for an African squadron. Dr Lusumoton’s evidence unsettles wary MPs while Sir Robert Inauis and the Chairman dispute what the committee will report. The piece urges Sir Geonce Sternen’s pamphlets and James Richarpson’s Letter to the Marquess of Lanspawne, arguing cruisers may protect legitimate trade yet fail to curb misery in Africa.
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Mr. Hurt
Daily News
Robert Inauis
Rosert Inawis
Lords
Marquess of Lanspawne
James Rhcuanpson
Richarpson
Africa
Bug
South America
Bornon
Denham and Clapperton
Europe
Sierra Leone
Republic of
Liberia
Sacramental Mutation Debate in Lords over Eucharist
In a heated Lords debate on Scottish Episcopal Church doctrine, discussion centers on whether bread and wine change in quality but not substance. Bishop Oxworp defends Protestant view of sacramental mutation, contrasting with transubstantiation, while Bishop Witaeavonce argues the opposite. The case references Exeren v. Gonna and Sir Hersear Jenner Fusr. The Roman view is noted.
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House of Lords
Hersear Jenner Fusr
Exeren
Gonna
Church of England
Witaeavonce
Oxford
Hooker
Christ
Scottish Communion Office
Casnen
Avexaxpen MacLennan
Rosse Church
Fort William
Inverness
Controversy Over Sacramental Change and Scottish Communion
The piece debates whether the Scotch Communion alters bread and wine, cites Hooker on transubstantiation versus consubstantiation, and condemns Puseyite rhetoric. It cites a Rosse Church letter attacking the Scottish Episcopacy, mocks Biblicist exegesis, and argues against clerical insistence on a dogmatic grammar while defending evangelical doctrine.
Debating the Athanasian Creed and Priestcraft in Religion
A critical examination contrasts the Athanasian Creed with Transubstantiation, arguing the creed explains revealed truth while transubstantiation props up priestly power. It warns against ritualism and ceremonial magic, noting dangers of clerical authority and ritual idolatry, and cites Duke of Ancyut’s critique of sacral superstition.
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Church of England
Paitiotis
Skinner
Froupes
Stirtines
Duke of Ancyut
Rome
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Shore
Sitone
Bridgetown
Snore
Lone
Dr. Purpotts
Bouverie
Snoxe
Messrs
Noel, Dopson
Court of Arches
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