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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 11, 1769
Page
4
Fragmentary biblical prose recounts historical events with lions bears and youths, focusing on Judah and Israel, a king’s anointing, leadership disputes, and warnings from prophets. Names, places, and numbers are inconsistently recorded amid garbled OCR.
The readable fragments reference Hebrew terms, a hastily penned note to the Lord, and mentions of a guard. Details are sparse with many garbled words, making it hard to identify people, places, or events beyond general biblical language and a single guard reference.
Yesterday Lord Holland traveled from Holland House toward King's Gate near Margate, amid reports and rumors of a controversial speech. A correspondent notes suspicion surrounding the proceedings, while Lord Corrach and Lord Hillborough acquire estates and consider future residence. Letters between the Lord Mayor and Lord Holland surface, revealing tensions over a petition and alleged misdeeds, as both sides defend their positions amid a charged political climate.
The piece notes cattle prices and methods of age estimation, warning graziers against mislabeling stock and noting the practice of filing horns to pass as older cattle. It also reports on Dawson, Esq not dead, a large family birth, a marriage near Bridge End, and the death of Mrs Greentree, all reflecting 18th or 19th century rural life and local events.
The readable fragments sketch a protest style argument about public planners and licenses. It mentions Betty F Court, Lipsy, Agata, and Seeger, plus warnings of fear, liberty, and safety for posterity. The tone is indignant and accusatory with references to oppression and force.
Fragmented early modern notice asks printers to advertise a supplementary edition of the North Briton to publish Friday next at 55 Hatton Garden. It warns of liberty and safety concerns, requests a second address, lists publishers and addresses, and includes financial and tax-like figures in dense, oblique OCR style.
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