Fragmented Remonstrance Text On Liberty And Crown Rights
A long fragmented 18th century style remonstrance urges Middlesex liberties against royal grants. It condemns arbitrary power, defends free man rights, and attacks grants favored to Sir J. L. and family. It questions crown rights to lands and warns against tyranny, urging public support for liberty and constitutional principle.
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Fragmented Pedlither Note From Middlesex Journal
Fragmentary OCR text references the Duke of Port and a historical political context. The garbled passage hints at a royal or parliamentary critique, mentioning tyranny and security. No clear events or dates emerge, but the tone suggests a historical polemic fragment.
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Fable Lesson From the Middlesex Journal
A fragment from the Middlesex Journal recounts a tale of a boy and a noble lesson. It notes the lad’s foolishness and the speaker’s amusement, then hints at lessons from famous men as guidance for the present times.
Thomas Smith offers ready goods in broad assortment
Vendor houses a large stock of neat and fresh goods including carpets quilts bed coverings and ready made furniture. Listings mention Turkey Wilton oxford patterns and varied fabrics with options for yard or piece sale and orders for sea or land use. Forfeited money terms cited.
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