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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 27, 1769
Page
4
A fragmentary opinion piece argues ministers of fate must guide public minds toward virtue and common interest. It criticizes self serving officials, urges courage over faction, and calls for ministers who curb dissent to strengthen the prince and court.
Fragment from the Middlesex Journal extracts discussing political maneuvers around the Admiralty and jewel-office appointments. A letter from H. Fox dated June 23, 1157 questions ministerial borough purchases and proposes options with Calcraft or Sir John Rushout, noting Lord Anson and Lord Temple, and future re election concerns.
In a London evening reflection Bonnell asserts neutrality no longer applies and defends titles against Mr Fox. He accuses Ayliffe of misconduct while affirming the credibility of the titles and criticizes opponents. Bonnell expresses regret at not meeting proposals earlier and pledges to oppose Fox, noting Stevens handles Bufley and invoking Pope as a moral guide.
The letter notes Youn Paterson and E/g. Barber's Hail accuse Ayliffe of forging a lease months ago. Despite the accusation the ten year series remains valid and public for years. Lord Itchester will challenge the deed as Mrs Horner denied it, urging candor in judgment.
A long critical piece mocks Mr. Wt’s claim as a young gentleman and history painter. It argues true gentility requires virtue and learning, ridicules his wife’s influence, and dismisses his artistic talent as vainglory. The author condemns vanity and notes lingering questions about class and merit.
From The Hague rumors spread of an ambassador from the King of Prussia arriving there but not publicly acknowledged. Petitions to be presented to the King may be turned into air balloons to float on his birthday the fourth of June as a display. Aimed to bolster Wilkes popularity, the plan relies on ministerial support while he seeks justice for injuries before and after exile.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a bygone correspondence with references to sheriffs, executions for forgery, and a transport of men from county towns. It mentions Dermot Macquein in Camberwey and a Dunkirkian letter asserting English fugitives for crimes. Also recaps a Morpeth liberty anniversary with proclamations and toasts amid political frustration.
A garbled message mentions a Briton, miniatur painters, Buckhorse, and letters signed with initials. It hints at subjects under consideration and editorial concerns but offers few clear facts or names.
A card from a correspondent at St John’s to a gentleman wounded last Sunday. The writer offers Christian counsel and promises personal advice next Sunday if the man attends the church gallery seat. She urges courage and persistent effort to achieve his aim.
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