Lesson V. 1761 account of Ibbe and Ibbebubbo at court
Continuation of Letters on Christian Worship describing Ibbe and Ibbebubbo at the British court in 1761. The sermon and prayers mix pious ritual with critiques of colonial and royal authority, noting the Ibba and Ibebubbo orators, the temple canopy, and the differences between the two figures. Letters to public figures critique governance and praise George III while engaging in social anecdotes from Covent Garden and London politics.
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Lesson
Sacham Benzi Ca Ha Fexac
Huiqua Bufqua Gwaw
Owegoe
Huqua
Jébebubbo
Mahomet
House of Axffria
Jébebukbo
Heaven
Europe
Maritime Movements Gathered From March Deal Ledger
The dated report lists several vessels and captains aboard ships now in the Downs or heading to distant ports. Entries include the Snow Hawke Richards bound for Guadalupe and the Earl of Halifax Moore bound for Quebec, among others such as the Dispatch Bobsop to Boston and the Duke of York Bostock to Africa.
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Deal
Hawke
Richards
Guadalupe
Mendez
Oporto
Betty, Miller
Antigum
Maritime Prizes and Dispatches Amid War Rumors
Ships from Morite Christ 2 to Amsterdam and other vessels sail or are captured. prizes seized near Cadiz and in the Straits. Royal George and Union succeed in bringing in captured enemies. Whitmore’s regiment moves to Portsmouth. court at Kensington planned. King visits Hyde Park. insurrection at Hexham ends with deaths and wounded. troops prepare for Germany and militia ballots provoke clashes.
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Helfiner
Aniker
Amsterdam
Défiance
Jamaica
Calabria
Majorca
Mermaid
Ayers
Baltimore
Gibson
Céuta
Barcelona
Streights
St. Joseph
Delvalle
Bilboa
Mary
El‘more
Bristol
Gibraltar
Buen Pastor
Ramondelvalle
Pople
St. Bernardo
Ditto
St. Sebastians
St. Miguelt Y Garedo
London
Cowes
Earl of Holderneffe
Brookes
Presley
Ward
Warren
Glover
East India Company
Gravesend
Downs
Portsmouth
Spithead
Royal George
Admiral Hawke
Union
Hardy
Tyger
Swallow
Sardoine
Annamonne
France
East Indies
South Carolina
Portugal
Windsor
Chatham
Whitmore
Buffs
Brampton
Nassau
Buckingham
Richmond
Kensington
Hyde Park
Duke of York
Royal Palace
Ferdinand of
Brunswick
Germany
Kent
Surry
Hexham
Northumberland
Pitt-Men
Brown's Britannia's Pastorals Verse I to IV by Hall
A fragmentary excerpt from Brown's Britannia's Pastorals dating about 150 years ago presents speaker Hall praising a beloved woman. The verses describe virtue wit and virtue, modest mirth and temperance, urging the listener to identify the woman who embodies these qualities, whether brown or fair and whether young.
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Brown
Britannia
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Sacham Benzi Ca Ha Feeat
Pubuic Lear
George the Good
Tam
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
Hanover Square
Guildhall
City of
Richard Glyn
Samuel Fludyer
William Beckford
Thomas Harley
City of London
St.Peter’s Hill
Robert Ladbroke
T. Pelham
John Butler
White
Cecil Street
Strand
Earl of Chesterfield
Bertram Montfichet
C. G. Seyffert
Pall Mall
M. Cooper
Paternoster Row
Nature
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