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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 30, 1770
Page
2
Reports from Dublin New York and Portsmouth discuss riots and parliamentary sessions while detailing naval movements, mutinies and troop dispositions. Also included are local crimes deaths and notable weddings, with prices, arrivals, and official notices across England.
Publisher reports the Middlesex Assembly on the address to the people. Sir William warns the mostly hostile crowd to guard their expressions and avoid any syllable that might offend voters. He fears the majority’s decision on the Middlesex election will be read as a political object and inflame minds.
A speaker denounces Britain’s coercive measures in Ireland, condemns harsh ministers and costly military deployments, and warns that expunging harsh words preserves liberty. He argues loyal opposition risks disgrace and urges against yielding to despotism while noting the nation’s dignity and future.
The General Post Office announces a reward of fifty pounds for the apprehension and conviction of anyone robbing or attempting to rob mail on the King's highways in Great Britain or Ireland. The reward applies even if the offender is captured before any advertisement or notice is issued.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal or policy discussion on universal probation and enforcement, mentioning execution and threats in a formal framework. It references a repository of policy iterations and possible assessments, but the fragmented source yields no clear event, date, or organizational details. The readable content centers on abstract terms rather than concrete actions or entities.
In a lengthy public notice from Boil's Head Court near Southhampton Street, Strand, a group led by Mr. Tutop accuses opponents of inflating prices through high emoluments and substandard materials. The piece defends advertisers as fair on cost, urging readers to grant patronage based on proven integrity and value.
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