Inherited Estates Deferred by Wills and Trials
A letter critiques will fraud and disinheritance in Dublin and London cases. It cites trials where wills favored heirs, urging public stigma of undue influence over testators and proposing open methods to expose such schemes. The writer presents past instances across ten years, urging stronger justice in property disposition.
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Dublin
High Court of Chancery
London Gazette
Cafe
Ios
Ty Sethi
Dairy Register of Commerce and Intelligence
London
Thanet’s Isle
Fair Margate
Gabriel Hall
Gray’s Inn
Enoch Hall
Gabriel
Carolina
Wseful
Ceres
Storr
Celas
Enoch
Cme Dupps
Fcorbuth
Malca
Per
Ana
Faid
Cole
Price
Tefmas
Dily
Two Sitters and a Marvellous Sea Water Treatise
An 18th century letter to the editor laments a fatal accident and urges calm, temperate reply to offenses. It cites Two Sitters spires, Dr Raffel and Benj Beate, and urges avoiding personal invective while defending national honor. The piece ends with a quizzical Latin-like phrase and reflections on national pride.
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Dr. Raffel
Benj. Beate
Margate
Wariona
Verses handed to Pubric Lepcer from Margate poem
A reader from London September 22 1760 sends verses titled Margate a Poem for publication. The note describes the verses as descriptive and pretty and set on the verge of the ocean with glassy waters.
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Pubric Lepcer
Margate
Creek trade policy confounds Creek and Chactaw relations
Savannah letters report Governor Ellis seeking to restore friendly Creeks while avoiding contempt. Trade continuance, safety of Indians, and French influence are debated as Creeks demand goods and seek satisfaction for traders killed. Reports detail French-French and English trade tensions and a suspected plot to mislead Creeks.
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Savannah
Georgia
Ellis
Duval
Quere
Col Montgomery
Fort Prince George
Boston
Albany
Amherst
Oswego
Niagara
Crown Point
Rogers
Bowes
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Charlestown
South Carolina