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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 04, 1769

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King Louis Xiv Crisis Sparks Noble Uprising and Reprieve

An account recalls 1617 when Condé the Protestant led popular unrest over D Ancré, with riots at his secretary’s house and attacks on royal officers. The king moved to quell the revolt, imprisoned his mother, and installed Luynes as premier minister restoring peace and liberty.

Prince Conde Nivers Conqueville Vendome Moyenne Boulliont D’ancré Louvre Prince de Condé Battile Marshal D’ancré Blois Luynes Prince de Conde

Publication of Dr Kelly Letters in Middlesex Journal

Publisher seeks public inspection of Dr John Kelly letters to prove authenticity and fairness in coverage of Mrs Arabella Bolton and Henry Lut­terell. Originals left for viewing, with a portion of a letter missing but rest supplied. second number to include Lut­terell letters, Oxford, March 31, 1769.

Arabella Bolton Henry Lawes Lutterell Middlesex John Kelly Regius University of Oxford

Untitled letter from 1761 discusses family debt and custody dispute

Oxford June 29 1761 letter describes six letters from Lutterell and a counsel Skynner scheme to extract money from Lutterell's father via Morton. It recounts promises to take a child, burying costs, and sending the child to St Mary's parish as payment, with Morton and Walker involved and Dr Kelly noted as unable to help.

Oxford Lutterell Skynner Morton Moyton Tero Walker Lungrell

Unnamed confidant writes about Morton era scandal

A letter from ES Steely details payments and care arrangements connected to a scandal involving Morton and Lutterell. It names Arabella Bolton as the mistress, Catharine Rowe as the nurse, and Mrs Allen as a boardswoman, with receipts and allegations of betrayal and unpaid funds, referencing a Tamworth election and parish aid.

Letter from J Kelly to Dick on affair of L

A 1761 Oxford letter reveals J Kelly contending with misdeeds of a man initials L. Kelly describes deceit by L and the need to pursue remittance, writing to L's father and to lord Fitzmaurice. He laments ingratitude and indignities suffered in his professional capacity, and promises to answer Dr Lloyd's queries. He signs off with affectionate regards.

Oxford America Sfasion Spithead Lord Fitzmaurice Mir Wilson Lloyd J. Kelly

Oxford 1761 Letter Describes Lutterell Estate Affair and Mistress

A fragmentary 1761 letter from Oxford discusses legal counsel, withdrawals, and financial schemes connected to Mr. Lutterell and his mistress Arabella Bolton. The writer mentions contacting Counsellor Cust, a merchant Mr. Wilson, and care arrangements in and around Oxford, with references to family intimacies and unfulfilled promises.

Iom Oxford Aving Cuft Iim Lutterell Henry Arabella Bolton Robert Wilson Ayliffe Street Goodman's Fields Lauterell St. Hill Tevet Wilson Oxsford Wilm

Fragmentary 18th Century Letter on Legal Matters and Witnesses

A partial transcript discusses payments for medical attendance and lodgings, names Mr. Laverdell and Mr. Lutterell, and mentions Arabella Bolton in Knightsbridge. It notes Mr. Malbon ready to testify, Mr. Smallwell’s reluctance, and a witness effort to assist in justice, signed by Kelly.

Rjege Welton Tapab Young Laie Butt Spithead Raimy Edeard Shiallwelk Git Churchih Okfardy Uttorell Wilson’s Sanpel “Malbas Apothetary Oxford Dediyer Arbants Asabella ‘Botton Laverdéll Lutterell Kelly

Needy Family of Six Seeks Help in Soho and Clerkenwell

A husband jailed for debt leaves his wife and six children without money or furniture. Neighbors with generous fortunes are urged to assist. Details available at Mr. Crouch's in Church-street St. Ann's Soho, Mr. Wallis Stationer no 94 Gracechurch-street, and Mr. Ruft's in Benjamin-street Clerkenwell.

Crouch Grace Church-street St. Ann’s Soho Wallis Gracechurch-street Ruft Benjamin-street Red-Lion Street Clerkenwell

Legal broker advertises estate and annuity services at 1 percent

Frauds in estates life annuities reversions mortgages are cited with a city notice urging public inquiry. A legal broker at Baker's coffee-house Exchange Alley promises secrecy and speedy handling of estates life annuities perisions reversions and mortgages for a one per cent commission, assuring value for buyers and sellers.

C.D Baker's Coffee-House Exchange- Alley

Marriages and deaths and bankrupts in London area

London notices record marriages of James Nichols to Eliza beth Parkhurst and Thomas Cadell to Miss Jones. Obituaries include Mrs Stead and Mrs Tomkins, with other deaths across Oxfordshire and Berks. Bankruptcy lists name John Lee and several others with surrender and court dates at Guildhall.

London James Nichols Greek-stree Soho Elizabeth Parkhurst Great Buffel Street Hackney Thomas Cadell Strand Miss Jones Thomas Jones Stead William Stead King-street Tower-hill Bewd‘ley Kensington William Harvey Charing-Cross Curtis Suttor Abbington Berks John Lee Kentish Town Guildhall John Tallintter Wapping Oilman Ésloutman Fo Fettender William Johnson Stocleton Upon Tees Durtram Afiil Ayib Eich Williaa Wright Malbigo Ioker Duepder

In London Ward Meetings Urge Loyal Addresses 1769

Reading text shows Walbrook Ward and Farringdon Without meetings urging MPs to oppose ministerial measures and any address to the King viewed as propping up unconstitutional acts. Delegates instructed to defend Lord Mayor Samuel Turner and condemn abuses in elections and militia intimidation.

Babadag Farringdon Without Fens Artermen London Arrattack Devil Favern Dryden Leach Walbrook Ward Yeurday London Stone Tavern Canyon-street William Whitham Nathaniel Thomas Arthur Beardmore Clement Bellany John Shore John Raincock William Webb Richard Dixon Genlemen Walbrook Sabje&s Agdrefes Europe Samuel Turner George the East India’ Company East-Indies East India Company East Indies England

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