Middlesex Journal (Newspaper) - May 11, 1771, London, Middlesex 10 f tt From T T tJ U ix LI BE RT Price May trm the L ON DO N GAZE T T 2Ot i Jic Several times to two to com pleat the out of which the great Council is to chufe to fill op the vacant Dignity of the 13th they bal Durazzo Jean appeared to have a legal number of votes on the in the Great Council and made choice jean who was com as the next by the French and many of the Nobility on the by the Sardinian and the of all the foreign and the April This week a Proclama tion was the Flota to prepare for falling the 27th of next Lail Sunday the different regiments which marched town and were by his in the of the King of and of his brother Prince Frederick both great at the celerity and with which the troops performed their various and CO U N T R Y N E W May A melancholy account has received from Banff in of of brother of of near this town the particulars of which part of a regi r being cm their march through Banff in their route to both officers and men became intoxicated with drinking the favourite liquor of that made into two of the younger cers perceiving a Hand ing at her with indecent and her into the where they behaved in a rude ing manner begged they would which being fhe her was then at a neighbours He and came when they endeavoured to the officers either to behave or leave the houfe but both parties being probably in the officers length drew their and in the fp that he dropped and died a victim to their rage and lull it is faid Munro was alfo mortally The murderers were however fecu red by the towns and of a letter from upon May As as news came here of the Lord Mayor and Alderman Olivers enlarge the bells were fet a all the hips in the river their and Sir F Delaval gave a grand to the corpora tion of After there Vas ah elegant ball given to the friends of the was finely the populace made a large bonfire on the Key There were drawn in a cart the effigies of the of Wand Lord to be hanged Seve ral casks of ale were given to the S H I P N E W May I Came down and failed the for the Miller for Oporto the for j the for the Shore the for Atf and the Downs his Wind at Came down and failed the for Remain in the s Wind r from Lon is arrived from at from at Lon at from Liver at from at m L a H p breaking up of the Court at the Lord Lord Mans and of the Rolls had a Iris tht fome changes in the Departments of the Law are in The following Noblemen the Earl of Sandwich on board the and em barked on board tp and Kings mips at the dif fent Ports Lords The grand of the Knights of the Garter at Windfor is fixed to be held the ginning of July when her bro who is expected at Harwich will Be that noble Lord towards the of his on the Houfe of on his motion for a of that though no man more on his attachments to his native the proceedings of people who called its had rendered it fp to that was he but ten years he would the remainder of his days in meaning America which had already given fuch of its independent nor mould my advanced age continued that nobleman even now prevent did not considerations of the laft my bodily infirmities in Earl Shelburne fet out for the South of There was no Chancellor ever lefs or with on political than the and the people about a Great who knew his appointment was merely a confider him in no better light Would any of moderate and common ambition to under fuch fuch an office A letter from Rotterdam received by the mentions the arrival of the Earl of Bute in that on his way to England and that he to come over in the next It is that his is ex tremely and eats nothing but milk and The city of we are preparing a molt magnificent for the Lord Mayor and and is further determined to the memory of their exemplary con in erecting an obelisk in one of their beft with an that ani mate future generations to the fame in the glorious caufe of the weavers hired at the public mentioned our laft upwards of 50 were engaged the Golden Key in New Cocklane in the of Beth A number of them alfo previous to their going to the at the King and Queen in in the fame Friday at a meeting of the Governors of the Bof Couture and were off for the At the fame we it was that the do re port to the next board the amount of the appropriated by the Founder of that noble to the benefit of the fo in order to their exhibitions and that it was to their yearly in the Universities from eight months to that a treaty of marriage is on foot between John and the Right Lady Mary daughter of the Earl of A few days ago Robert Efq of appointed Judge of the Admi of the faid His has been to appoint Ar thur of the Inner to be Attorney General for the Province of Eaft We hear that next is fixed for the hearing of the caufe between the Proprietors of at the Court of The following particulars the caufe of a late we are may be depended on noble Lord had for fome time been with his Ladys beha but could no fix on any particular to her till the following which called forth He asked his Lady to accompany him in 3 little but me under pretence of an he left her as he confined by it chamber acci dent more when to his great he heard his Lady was gone to the He and fouad her in cloie conversation with the wounded This with foine dark hints from the the late when the Count of the The Lady retired from her hasband to and her Her father has Declared if he is fee that be but if the contrary the injured husband in making an 4 A the great feal oh Sa to enable tlie Rev George tb hold the curacy of in the of in the county of together with the rectory of Patting ham in the fame Same day a the great feal to the Powell Edwards to hold the of Heath in the county of with the living of in tlie fame The from js arrived in the river with for his at noon the of the Prince of from came to town with the agreeable news that that was fafe arrived in the Downs the from and Duke of Cum berland from were left at when Court for A few days to Mifs daughter of Sir John in Mr an emi nent in to Mifs Hut of tin of to Mifs of Ken A few days at by a fall from his Robert Wadcock William Bumbridge Far at Thorp near in Surry A few days the tor and of in the County of in Curzon Thomas at Ken fington formerly a Silk Throwster in in formerly a Commander in the Royal in lately retired from at his houfe near Hamp Henry formerly an emi nent in Burr aged many years Captain in the Weft India wife of in Newgate John of in War Dealer in to May June at the Rofe and Crown James pf to fur render May June at John of Mafter and to May June at the White in in Dividends to be June John late of now of at Guild June John of at June George Wilfon and William of Merchants and at the in upon June John of the Maids Head in Simon and May William of Adderbury in at the Redlion in To RICHARD Out of the DEAR HAD not been more prevalent than you would have contented with of public for private and civilities the officers of the third regiment of j but after the liberal commendations that you 1 will npt fay un I thus pub my contempt of your ing for the ridiculous letter of thanks you have this day in the Journal j r TO JOHN w i L K EIS IN to your letter to J will ask whether was not faid in the public that the foldier Allen centinel at Olivers l ask whether regiment has not been much of late generally not only the private i but the officers When had treated Oliver with the po arid could he do a as an than clear I To the P R I N T E SIX hundred at half a crown a throat By the of it food for laughter a living make fas through the throat of a beggar is more Hum a dead one through the guts of how is this moment the Citizens of London are but the of the the next their very are worth purchasing to vociferate the of the Strange infatua tion will court the for little tricks that an may and provoke and them in points where their concurrence and were worth the care of From what excellence at dering did it come to that commit two of the patriotic Ma to the Tower law to mend the keep them there till their Royal Mafter as a to the of their triumphant exit from the into which they were caft for daring to do their under the of who value their rights and liberty more than gold for and pur chafed carried no comfort On the other how different a in the upright Magistrates coming forth from the durance which they fuffered lor conference the grateful of while and tea of their fellowcitizens are a generous who in paying homage to public virtue It were to a certain had been a to the that he might have learnt the dif ference there is between the counterfeit hire ling of a fet of needy like fell their clamorous unmeaning to any one who will forthem and the voluntary of heart felt thanks poured out on the true friends of their This Day were In ONE Price THREE The UNEASY The and The Freely from the FRENCH of DE Foix antl Printed for at Homers Crofs and ibid by and in the This Day Price A NEW being the of EVERY MAN OWN Being a Complete of Efficacious and Approved Remedies for every incident to the Human Body with plain tor their common By J O M Author of the Medulla Compiled at the Command of his Royal the DUKE cf In this Edition are given for the Preservation of and Rules for Sick Printed rV in in the This Day is Price t The FOURTH with great Additions and Improvements of EVERY MAN HIS Being a new and math more complete GAR DENERS than any hitherto not only aa Account of what Work isf to be done in the FR AD E N s for every Month r in tlie but alfo ample for performing the laid Work according to the and moli Methods now in Practice By T H O M A MA Gardener to his the And In this Edition p n had to the SOIL and is complete and lifts o Eve Biennial and Pen j Green and Witt the Varieties f
