Journal of Rev Mr Hill Tour Through North England
A brisk review of Rev. Mr Hill’s Journal detailing his two tour segments through Northern England and parts of Scotland. The piece praises Hill’s zeal and generosity, notes his plain style and strong reflections, and highlights encounters with ministers such as Mr Simpson and Mr Haldane while recounting Edinburgh and Langham visits, church conditions, and the plea for widespread gospel preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
England
Scotland
Haldane
Edinburgh
Macclesfield
Aspe&t
Mr. Simpson
Langham
Eat India
Aikman
Calon Hill
Tina’. Gittrates
Glasgon
Reflections on Virtue and Public Morality in a Fragment
A letter to the editor laments religious and moral corruption in public discourse. It condemns drinking, indecency, and the spread of lascivious ideas, urging readers to resist vice, maintain virtue, and oppose profligate influences in society. Churchillian rhetoric warns that silence equals complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tiraelie
Churchill
Athens
Tiguor
Fragmented Moral Debate on Virtue and Seduction
The text argues that loss of character follows indiscretion and that virtuous conduct should be guarded, noting that one lapse leads to another. It contrasts boldness with cultivated mind and laments decay of decency while praising open conscience and clear, honest conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Darcy Trother
Letter on prayer for fine weather and church attendance
A reader reflects on the propriety of praying for good weather and critiques the state of worship in England. He cites public spectacles, theatres, and masquerades vs church attendance, urging concord with orthodox divines and noting low congregations despite invitations to evening service. He compares Protestant and Catholic practices and stresses a pulpit aligned with doctrine to foster piety.
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Reigarddel Cieelighont
England
Europe
Dianes
Sodbhace
Burt
Akious
Londoy
Paul's
Gortok
Genoa
To the Editor A Plea For Useful Public Taste
A fragmented letter urges editors to support reputable arts and education. The writer labels certain performers as inferior and praises genuine talent while calling for better public taste and scholarly standards.
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Waboerhampion
Harnesdi
Fecewill
Orgell
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