Infallibility and Poor Relief in Public Discourse
A letter discusses Protestant tolerance and Catholic infallibility, arguing no group claims absolute certainty in faith while urging Britons to avoid rigid doctrinal pretensions. It criticizes reliance on church governance for facts, praises diverse denominations, and calls Parliament to aid the elderly and poor through workhouses and targeted relief programs rather than depersonalized institutions. The piece questions public expense prudence and includes a postscript poem fragment by F. B.
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Mott Etters
Chile
Peed-Gidt
Fragmentary legal note on August Proiic Lapexa costs
A garbled historical item mentions the Proiic Lapexa of August and a financial preface involving a "front 160 fix and eighty billfogs in the pound." The text hints at a deducible Castavapions and a pre-application of cardra abilities, but the fragmentary source provides no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Unclear fragments hint at Portuguese moves and arrests
From the London Guzerre the Portuguese minister announces court notices and plans to leave this city. Officials dispatched couriers with notices. Motives tied to a fresh investigation in Lichtegrland where several arrests occurred regarding a robbery at a charitable institution.
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London
Guzerre
Deal Arrivals and Ship Movements At Gravefind Downs
Portable summary of the September news noting arrivals and listed ships at Gravefind Downs including the Lion from Guadalupe and the Britannia for the West Indies, Green Island, and other vessels like the St Kitt’s planter and Canady from Lisbon, with multiple crews and destinations including Antigua Jamaica and Portsmouth, plus a gravefind entry dated September 1.
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Deal
Lion
Riddle
Guadalupe
Nancy
Somervill
Africa
Downs
Green
Antigua
Britannia
Harris
West Indies
Thers
Portsmouth
Elizabeth
Plymouth
St. Kitt’s Planter
Lightbottom
St. Kitt
Canady
Bishop
Lisbon
Srapes
Privateers in the Sagueny River Fight and Quebec News
Letter from Capt Wallis aboard the Prime of Orange reports French privateers raiding English trade, with cruiser actions on the Sagueny river and near Tadousac. An Indian guide aided plans of attack as British vessels, including the Trident and Porcupine, engaged French privateers and destroyed ships. discussion covers fortifications, troop movements, and convoys toward Quebec and the Gulf.
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Lune 12
Wallis
Orange
Siles Aux Lieures
Tadulac River
Hey
Tadufac Yiver
Ian
Thall
Sagueny
Lrg Wiian
Sguaw
England
Holland
Imber
Jug Ag
Trois 'Rivieres
Guist
Forte
Québec
Quebec
Tord Calvill
Yaid’ Bay
Altea
Scarborough
Scott
Duncan ‘Campbell
Alexander
Sweeny Ahafier
Nova Scotia
Maxwell
Sonepal
Ofeers
Arcipates
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Publie Lancer
Solomon
Mie
Urbin A
Fernty Protifions
F. B
Porf News
Uchec
Mr Frenkin
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