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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 07, 1772
Page
3
The passage presents garbled notes about imperial measures and a looming death sentence. It mentions authorities considering actions toward foreign parts, delays, and a public display of final steps. Names and places are unclear, with reference to a figure called M. de Grobiche and a secretive royal context.
Fragmentary text mentions military arching throats and Miss Fallerton, with unclear context. The readable parts indicate a historical item but no coherent event, names, dates, or locations to establish a concrete report.
The document recounts a long court case about an estate titled by deed proofs. It cites James Walker, a poor 15 year old aphetic weaver, and details betrayals, penalties, and other defendants including a Seal Ambassador, Archbishop gifts, and a staff of legal figures. The report also notes a brutal fatal accident involving salt barrels.
Deal April 7 reports ships and crews list with names including Marelis of Rockingham Eat India Pilot Boyce Canada Love for Quebec Woodly Namara St Kitts and others. The Lyon Marchand from London arrived at Marseilles and Nancy Clark from the same port is noted.
A jagged OCR fragment lists names and locations such as Liverpool, Yarmouth, Litbons, Phoenix, Bristol, and Bristol variants. The text is garbled with quoting marks and misread terms, offering no clear event or context beyond a collection of persons and places.
Long York-Scala items report the Duke of Cumberland setting out from Pall-Mall for Dover to sail for France with health concerns, amid rumors of surrendering the crown to his elder son. Parliament action includes rioters' suppression, funding for land forces, and law reforms. various appointments and notices fill the day.
John Astle of Walham Green in Fulham endured mercurial treatment and severe symptoms before Dr Burrows prescribed a Vegetable Syrup. Within weeks his throat pain eased, eruptions subsided, tumors diminished, and after about a month he was cured and returned to work. The syrup sold at Burrows Haymarket and agents in Ludgate Street Capel Court Cambridge.
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