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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 31, 1770
Page
4
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a distressed priest and a demon at Sell's gate. A Catholic brother faces accusation as a centry guards the doorway and vows to bar entry. The passage conveys a harsh moral confrontation and apocalyptic imagery.
The Middlesex Journal argues for a law to curb vexatious prosecutions by Crown officers. It condemns Attorney-General led actions, abuse of special juries, and manipulation of juries to oppress defendants. The piece laments costly delays, absence of redress, and calls for fair trial protections.
A reflection on the danger of discretionary jury selection by placemen and printers. It argues such control erodes constitutional principles, threatens press freedom, and endangers broader liberties unless remedied.
A fragment from the Middlesex Journal discusses the City of London address to the King, arguing that citizens rely on lawful protection rather than ministerial or royal assurances. It emphasizes loyalty and the limits of government power under the law.
A Lisbon letter says Portugal plans a major affair to curb gossip about an alleged conspiracy and assassination. In Europe several ambassadors are absent from key courts, while Britain notes cool relations with two foreign envoys. Navy yard reforms, dockyard access rules, and large promotions mark a busy, uncertain period in 18th century maritime power dynamics.
An obituary summarizes a local figure of note, highlighting family connections and community impact. It mentions early life, service, and the family's role in local events, with emphasis on the deceased's contributions and survivor details.
A fragmentary note references copper plates and a history related to the Giants and a lord mayor, suggesting a chronicle or display tied to civic history and heritage.
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