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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 15, 1769
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses King’s authority and potential succession during the reign, suggesting factions and contested influence. It mentions the crown, ambitious officials, and reliance on a favored figure, with implied instability and shifts of power within the realm.
Fragmented 1625 discussion on a political shift in the House of Commons. It notes a faction formed as a regular party, with leaders including Sir Edward Coke and Sir Pym, pursuing resistance to royal prerogative. The piece contrasts ancient precedents with rising popular government and argues for limited supplies to check the king.
The piece lauds NUCH petitions to the throne as noble, calling the king’s ministers blind to the people’s united voice. It condemns petitioners who oppose the king as affronts to England and traitors to their county.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses private individuals and perceptions of others. It references complaints, ignorance, a household or family context, and unsupported claims, with unclear names or actions. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR text references liberty, public action, and a quote about a Foot surgeon. The readable parts mix phrases on liberty and a Scottish extin g or allayed by the same, with mentions of a public weigh. No clear event or names emerge.
Fragmentary OCR notes show residents of Greenwich expressing satisfaction at forming roads and calling for fulfillment of promised turnpike improvements. They state the need for the highways to be repaired and preserved as part of common conveniences.
Yesterday reports claimed Lord C may soon assume a state office. A Cambridge or Calcutta note discusses royal loyalty and critics of ambitious courtiers. News from Rome and Bombay mentions health and naval provisions, with speculation about East India Company power and a Nabob’s fortune.
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