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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 10, 1770
Page
1
A garbled 1770 London document swears witness at the Mansion House and discusses manuscript handling. It references W.G. Epmunps and Mayer William Beckford, noting requests to retain or return writings and an objection to manuscript returns.
In a harsh 1770 letter from Bond-field, the writer condemns Lord North and allies for illegal measures and constitutional breaches. He denounces their support of expulsions and incapacity votes, defends Lord Camden, and warns that national resentment will demand accountability from the ministers and their supporters. The piece questions political motives and urges restraint before further violations.
In Tyrian intrigues Menelaus pays Ptolemy to pacify the king, securing relief for himself while condemning innocent men to death. The populace, angered by the corrupt rulers, sees traitorous favoritism and seeks rightful burial for the slain. The city bears the cost of power and malice.
MONDAY February 12 Constantinople reports Pacha Deli A Mehtuptzi marching with 4000 men toward Bulgaria. An ambassador sought to witness the ceremony but avoided danger with the internando Bropnard. Women jeered the envoy, blaming their nation for the present war that costs husbands and sons.
The passage details a royal audience at St James's Chapel Royal with the king and foreign ministers, followed by a grand court and drawing room. A cabinet council convened with all ministers except Lord North, then a Whitehall council session, and a later Cleveland Row meeting. Sir William Beauchamp Proctor met the king, with Admirals and peers present.
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