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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 18, 1772
Page
4
A speaker defends broad liberty of thought within the Church of England and urges open discussion of ecclesiastical articles. He critiques rigid conformity, warns reformers risk weakening faith, and urges calm, lawful consideration before sending petitions to the crown and bishops.
The letter denounces a petition by young reformers accusing the established Church of unsettlement in fundamental faith. The writer rebukes those who would alter cherished articles and mocks attempts to reinterpret scriptures. The Church, he argues, must preserve sacred mysteries rather than yield to passion-driven change.
London reports expect the House of Commons to confer with the Lords on a bill limiting royal marriages without crown consent and to originate in the Lords. A Hanover command controversy and Irish remonstrance plans also surface amid political friction and a proposed three pence duty on linen imports.
Reports from the London Livery showing its tensions with the Lord Mayor and party factions. Notes on Cowper in Parliament missing, flight rumors, and an odd chain of travel from Dover to Paris. Naval movements include Cerberus bound for Sheerness, Prudent, Monarch, and Grafton to Portsmouth, plus recent desertion, robberies, and two marriages in London churches.
Stock prices and bonds listed for a period. announces March 2 publication of The Christian's Magazine with Frontispiece copper plates and monthly issues. outlines planned contents including astro theology physico theology poetry moral essays and university notes. offers free first number trial and global distribution details.
Advertisement for private lessons in geography and maps aimed at ladies. The method is plain and new, taught in French, with a pamphlet addressed to Princess Amelia. Items include new ornaments for ladies and availability through Walter’s Bookseller, Crowder, and Shropshire.
An 18th century prospectus offers the Complete English Dictionary and Grammar by Frederick Barlow. It promises a two-volume set with copper plates, a better scope than Bailey and others, including pronunciation, parts of speech, world geography, and lives of poets. The first number is free to read, with subscribers listed and a promise of free excess numbers.
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