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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 13, 1770
Page
1
A London entry records W G Homnups sworn at the Mansion House on January 1, 4770 noting his rule to destroy manuscripts after press. Mr Balland proposes reburial of manuscripts by written order in the original hand. The mayor signs the document, detailing the process for retrieval.
A forceful critique of Lord Bute and the government, denouncing past betrayals and defending public virtue. The author condemns Mr. Pitt’s opponents for deserting allies, resignations, and the Crown’s trials, while predicting ministerial shifts and political turmoil in Middlesex.
Fragments report two mails arriving from Flanders and Lisbon cautions that talk of the late royal assassination attempt is forbidden. The Pope authorizes Conti to borrow 40,000 crowns for travel to Lisbone with Abbe Antonini. Paris notes a new financier general claims 42 million savings, signaling wider fiscal reform.
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