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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 13, 1769
Page
2
A distressed citizenry laments heavy taxes and usury under a long war. A general survey proposes an equal impersonal tax across counties, plus repeal of excessive fees to curb public expenses and restore financial health. The speaker warns of mortgage-like burdens and urges swift, fair action. To be continued.
A sweeping survey extols England's mines, manufactures, and fertility. It covers towns, forts, harbours, roads, canals, and nobility seats, with a promise of accurate, entertaining detail by a group of gentlemen. The work aims to educate readers about the kingdom's internal advantages through travel, illustrations, and copper plates.
A damaged historical fragment describes a weekly publication from London, offering 54 pages of illustrated landscapes and antiquities. It mentions pricing, plates, a premium program with three silver medals, and possible publication details in St Paul’s Churchyard.
Ames Bourke of Donneraile recounts persistent illness starting in March 1767 with head pains blisters and gangrene like sores. After failed salivation and long recovery he attributes cure to Norton’s Drops from Golden-square London and urges others to seek the remedy through Norton or their agent in Youghal or Dublin.
Fragmentary text discusses the House of Commons powers over electors and the right to election as a legal remedy. It cites cautious limits on arbitrary government, the need for law as measure, and contrasts with potential abuse in prerogative authority and elections. The piece references February proceedings and critiques the judiciary and parliament in safeguarding liberties.
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