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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 21, 1770
Page
1
A petition calls the Royal Court to fix grain shortages by fair abatements and to reform governance. It seeks public funding for roads, annual jurats' term limits, election reforms, and the appointment of a King's Advocate to curb abuses. The goal is restored public tranquility and mutual trust among all ranks.
A historical notice proclaims a Royal Patent for window blinds by Bevan of Piccadilly. It invites ladies, gentlemen, merchants, and traders to obtain the blinds at reasonable terms for ready money.
This Day is Published, Price Gi. Negotiator's Magazine offers the most authentic account of monies weights and measures of 16 principal places of praise in the world. Includes European exchange, bills of exchange, notes, arithmetic of exchanges, and use of arbitrations. Also curious calculations of uses in West Indian and American trades with tables valuing foreign gold or silver coins. By Richard Hayes and Benjamin Webb. Gracechurch Street and Royal Exchange notices.
A long advertisement fragment details Richard Warren's perfumery offerings from 59 Court Street to Golden Square London. It lists lavender waters, eau de roche, rose water, hair care products, tooth powders, soap varieties, and claimed cures for scurvy with Norton’s Drops. Proclaims wholesale retail export and mentions locations and retailers in London.
An advertisement lists carpets, bedding, and upholstery fabrics including cottons, English and Flemish bea ticks, rugs, and feathers. The seller promotes a vast range and ready-made items for beds, promising low prices and willingness to tailor orders with all kinds of bindings.
An 18th century notice promotes Pectoral Lozenges prepared by T. Greenough at No 7 Ludgate Street London. The remedy claims to ease coughs hoarseness and lung definements, improve appetite, and aid asthmatic symptoms. It warns against counterfeit products and lists authentic lid inscriptions and vendor addresses in Bartholomew market New Bond Street and the Pump Room Bath.
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