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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1770

Page

2

Smythe Reports Court and Ministerial Moves in 18th Century Era

Smythe recounts court life and political shifts, noting Lord Keeper, Oxford, Bedford, Jersey, and Beaufort in royal chambers. Mention of Waldegrave appointment, Amherst resignation, and Sir Fletcher Norton versus Wolfran Cornwall for Speaker. Also covers ships, pensions, and local crime notes.

Earl of Waldegrave Earl of Jersey Duke of Beaufort Duke of Buccleugh Jeffery’ Amherst Fletcher Norton Charles Wolfran Cornwall Lord Camden Chiffelhurst

Fragmented historical musings on empire and virtue

The fragmented text reflects a Victorian style meditation on youth, experience, and the rise of empires. It names ancient figures such as Alexander and Cato while musing on how empires were founded and the steps by which they rose to grandeur.

Alexander Cato Aea

Providence and decline in ancient and modern empire

The text argues that ancient history reveals how great rulers shape empires and that providence governs events, determining the rise and fall of kingdoms. It reflects on the progress of arts and sciences, the moral order under the Supreme Being, and warns that nations resemble a body passing through growth and decay, predicting current decline and debt-driven peril for the speaker's country.

Wider carriage wheels praised in Middlesex Journal

The Middlesex Journal comments on adopting larger wheels for carriages as a rational improvement. It argues high wheels allow the horse to exert full power without diminishing force, reduce road damage, and improve smoothness over uneven surfaces. It notes some objections about turning and warns the change is spreading and practical.

Small Fragments Describe Archival Item

A compact, partially legible note cites wheels and measurements with references to hind parts and a count of eight. The text resembles a catalog fragment or scientific shorthand from an early notebook, with uncertain fields and missing context. No clear event or named entities are identifiable.

Memoirs of Miss Bolton Seduction and Misfortunes

Publication announces a memoir recounting the seduction and harsh treatment of Miss Bolton. The narrative is alleged to draw on original letters to Dr. Kelly and other authenticated papers, printed for Fell at No 14 Paternofter Row.

Bolton Oler T Middlesex Fell Paternofter

Pamela: Memoirs of James Parry in Herefordshire to Monmouthshire

An 18th century pamphlet advertisement describes a two volume edition of James Parry Memoirs. It notes Parry’s affair with a Miss of Monmouthshire and claims the work is written by himself. Published by J Lever Littly Moorgate and other booksellers in towns including St Paul’s Churchyard.

Morpeth St James’s Thomas de- Javal Francis Eyre Elgis Capt St. John Edgar Plymouth Carpenter Dover Trevanion Sir Thomas Hales War Office Edida de Wiatiaves Wilkes King’s Bench O'Hara Senigginhia Groeremas Great-Britain Pensacola Distin&ion Bond-street Ivan Stockholm Britain Pruffia New York Grav Holland Guelderland Il Pox Gravesend East-Indies Fastor Erandon Milford near-Lynn Cheapside Ter Red Lion-Street Spitalfields Old Bailey Richard Loft Edward Collier Middlesex City of London Guildhall Newgate John Stedman Oxendon Street Piccadilly Newington Butts Edwards Seething-Lane James PARRY Tate Ross Herefordshire Monmouthshire J. Lever Moorgate Moorfields St. Paul's Church-Yard Evang Pr. Baldwin Bladon Notter

Pearl Essence for Teeth and Gums Claims Superior Efficacy

Daerist to her Majesty and Amelia announce a newly discovered Pearl Essence of Pearls Demirrice for teeth and gums. It promises elegance and enamel preservation, whitening teeth, stopping decay, curing gum scurvy, and improving breath. Sold wholesale by Hemet and Bayley in London shops, retail by J Price and Leake in Bath. Price 28.64.

Amelia

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