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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 24, 1772
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from a religious item cites a sermon and the curate while a reader complains of the preacher’s words. The text references a doctor, God, and discontent with the curate, hinting at a heated audience response.
An article argues for immediate revision of poor laws and active charity to relieve the destitute in London. It urges voluntary aid from individuals, clergy, and officials, warning that neglect leads to misery, vice, and beggary while appealing for conduct guided by benevolence and national duty.
In Middlesex Journal 1792 item, Joan Moesworth challenges a paragraph claiming a great Calculator vanished due to Royal Exchange engagements. She asks for public clarification to protect her character and notes misrendered text and unnamed individuals in the cited paragraph.
News from Parma reports that envoy couriers to Vienna Paris and Madrid returned with Vienna unopened as Empress refused reception. France and Spain suspend subsidies totaling 24000 pistoles. Lord protests and East India bill debate loom as Privy Council summoned. Robbery and public disturbances noted alongside social events and a Kent meeting on price relief. Also reports marriage at St Andrews Holborn and prize drawings at Guildhall.
The London presents a new two part pantomime enter tainment The Pigmy Revels Harlequin Founda tion Covent Garden shows Miser with Harlequin Sorcerer Nothing done in the stocks a holiday selection
Persons having demands upon the estate of the late partnership of William Hyde and Son, confectioners, Magpye Alley to Fen Church Street, London, and upon the separate estate of William Hyde, are requested to send their accounts to Mrs Daniel Harris, Tinman, Gracechurch Street. Creditors should also apply. Dec. 23, 1773.
An 18th century promotional notice extols Sart as the essential lemon extract for punch flavor and stain removal. It claims long shelf life, lower cost than fresh lemons, and versatile use on textiles and inks. Sold wholesale and retail by William Bailey and several London perfumers and booksellers at noted street addresses.
By His Majesty's Letters Patent I recommended Leaker's pill praised as a cure for venereal disease and scurvy. The box costs two shillings sixpence, one pill per dose, with claims of speedy recovery and suitability for travelers. Sold at The Parentees, the Golden Head, Bride Lane. and by several merchants in St Albans, Pall Mall, Oxford Street, Wapping, King Street Repton, Gravesend, Rochester, Maidstone, and other towns.
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