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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 17, 1772

Page

2

True Friendship and its Basis in Virtue and Harmony

The passage argues true friendship mirrors love, rooted in virtue, and opposed to selfishness. It warns that contrasting temperaments or flattery disrupt lasting bonds, noting that harmony across differences is rare when conflicting aims arise, and that learned and ignorant or high and low stations hinder durable amity. BENEVOLUS.

Courtly chatter and curiosities from London society

London reports a royal grotto plan at Kew Gardens aided by an Indian gift of shells, a dispute over a disputed place between two nobles, dress extravagances with diamonds and miniature portraits, a contraband silk seizure at Lord V’s house, and officers' duties praised by Lord H. A Middlesex freedom meeting at Standard Tavern backs reform, plus Dublin vacancy schemes and a Cheap ward Common Council nomination. A racing result at Epsom favors Shalleworth Ranchos over Delaval Mollicho for 200 guineas.

London Esterday Lord Camden Lord Lyttelton India Kew Gardens France Spitalfields Grafton-street H——d Friends of Freedom Leicester-fields Middlesex King’s Arms Racar Eveerton Irth Dublin Friends of ‘Tibérty Constitution J. Wilkes Hte Fa Yardmore Epsom Shalleworth S. Ranchos

Riot trials and capital sentences at Old Bailey

A London report notes a riot at Guildhall on November gth with a not guilty verdict after four hours, and Recorder sentences of death for twelve, transportation for seven years for six, branding for two, whippings for nine, and proclamations for fifty. Other items include a ship loss near Goodwin Sands, Bow Street trials for arson and horse theft, a found infant left at a doorway with a note, and a merchant’s son dying at the Feathers tavern in Cheapside.

Black-Friars-bridges Wea Tucker Shields Pook Goodwin-Sands Old Bailey Guildhall Oyer and Terminer Bowstreet Hughes Southwark Cheapside

Petition on Boston Judges' stipends unsettles colony

A Boston petition warns against Crown ordered stipends for judges of the province's superior court. It argues such pay undermines charter rights and common law, urging the General Assembly to convene for grievances and redress. The governor explains prerogative to adjourn and reschedule Assembly. Then a Qing style ad describes shining liquid blacking cakes from Bayley and others.

Boston New England Freeholders Superior Court of Judicat A&s King’s Bench Common Pleas Kingdom of England General Assembly Whart W. Bayley Cockspur Street Haymarket A. Rothwell Civet Cat New Bord Street J. Grosvenor Angel and Crown Holborn F. Newbery St. Paul's Church-Yard J. Price Leadenhall Street Price

Prorogue Threats in Massachusetts Assembly 1772

Governor Hutinson faces pressure to prorogue the General Assembly as he weighs meeting the Assembly against his judgment. In a Province House note dated November 2, 1772, he warns that yielding to petitions may invite towns to convene repeatedly, contravening town meeting law and risking his justification to the King. The record recalls the prorogation from December 2 to January 6.

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Shipping News Deal Dec 16 17

Arrived and sailed for the river the Barbadoes Planter Bolly from Barbadoes. most outward-bound ships were put back and remain in the Downs with the Deyonshire Webb from Jamaica and two coasters. On Dec 17 WM arrived and sailed for the river the London Packet Calef from Boston the Rosemond from ditto and the Mary from Waterford. All outward-bound ships put back except Betsey and Jenny for Africa. The Hannah Boyd for Barcelonas and the Alexander Marsham for Jamaica remain in the Downs.

Deal Barbadoes Bolly Lord Mansfield Rosamond Miller Ditto Mary Waterford Betsey Jenny Thompson Africa Downs Hannah Boyd Barcelonas Alexander Marsham Jamaica

Humorous Verses and Notes Printed for J Wilkie and Others

A 1772 publication dedicated to Garrick Colman and Foote features verses moral notes and mottos translated and adapted from Horace. It lists principal characters from the King to esquires and includes a sermon on the King's accession preached on October 25 1772. Entered at Stationers Hall.

P Fite GarRick Colman Foote Martial Horace Trinity College Cambridge J. Wilkie St Paul’s Fohews Prince of Wales Canterbury Stationers Hall

Leakes Pill Promoted Across Cities for Venereal Cure

By His Majesty s Letters Patent I recommend Leake s famous Pill, a cure for venereal disease and other chronic disorders. Price two shillings sixpence a box. A box can prove the remedy s efficacy, with safe, convenient use for sailors and travelers. Sold at the Golden Head in Bride Lane Fleet Street and by numerous agents across England including St Alban s Street Pall Mall and Deptford King Street.

Leake Golden Head Bride Lane Fleet-street Vache St. Alban’s- Street Pall-Mall Fith-street Hill Robertson Oxford-street Denham Hermitage Wapping Taylor Bookfeller King Street Deptford Hance Gravesend Fisher Rochester Wife Tunbridge Walker Maidstone Wood East Grinstead Langley Darking Ruffel Guildford Blackman Reading Grange Uxbridge Hull St. Alban’s Newman Ware Frost Chelmsford Cruttwell Bath

Prolific 18th Century Quack Advertises cures on the Antigallican

A late surgeon on the Antigallican Theodorick and Resolution proclaims a universal cure for the French Disease at a Lower East Smithfield inn. He hawks patent medicines, promising immediate relief for swellings ulcers and respiratory disorders, with “no cure no pay.” He seeks an apprentice and notes a premium.

Theodorick Resolution Black Eagle Lower East Smithfield King’s Squire Dickinson Maudlin Lord Anson

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T. Hutcuinson Province-House Ieee Thomas Smith Butcher-Row Temple-Bar Stramd Harrateen Cheney Linsey N. B Turlington Dr. Anderson Agnes Sc. Anthony Hooper Bateman Benjamin Godfrey Stoughton C. Grats
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