19 Jun 1770
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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 19, 1770
Page
1
A polemic denounces a corrupted majority and junta control over the nation s purse. Honest members should withdraw and warn principals, urging defense of liberty before oppression. It argues that bribery and self interest threaten the state and requires lawful self defense by the people.
A denunciatory letter assails Jackson Ef for aligning with enemies of freedom and backing the stamp act. It accuses him of supporting the Middlesex election Don Quixote candidacy, opposing Wilkes, and aiding the ministry for a lucrative post, claiming he acts as a colonial agent deceiving the colonies.
The passage argues that in times of civil strife citizens must choose sides based on public welfare and constitutional restoration. It critiques ministers for exploiting the sovereign to shield bad causes, while praising history as instruction. It notes Henry V and Charles I as virtuous rulers yet implies private virtue does not guarantee prudent rule.
The text laments monarchs' misrule and virtue without public benefit, contrasting eras of Henry V and Henry VIII with later princes and Augustus. It accuses ministers of alienating the people, provoking colonial rebellion, and weakening the empire by appeasing foreigners. It calls out French influence, naval obedience, and spoliation of trade while urging patriotic defense.
Humbly addressed to the nobility and gentry of Great Britain and Ireland Richard Warren perfumer announces a stock of valuable perfumes and soaps after the fire His new Amber and Almond Soaps Windsor and Shaving Soaps Violet Shaving Powder Imperial Milk of Roses and other preparations are offered through London and regional retailers including Mrs Langford Pater-noster Row Mr Hall under the New Assembly Room Margate Mr Baker Southampton and Mr Bull Bath.
A candid account from Mont. Le Fevre outlines a gout specific, detailing several circumstances intended for gouty patients to consider before taking the medicine. Printed for G. Kearfly in Ludgate-street, this State publication presents the price and availability of the remedy.
Auction notice for multi volume histories of British and Irish parliamentary debates. Items include The Debates and Proceedings of the British House of Commons 1742 1746 in two ottavo volumes, The Protests of the House of Lords from 1242 to 1767 in two volumes, and The Debates and Proceedings of the House of Commons of Ireland for 1763 and 1764. Prices range from 10s 6d to 15s per set, bound or boards. J Almon, opposite Burlington House Piccadilly, handling sales via bookellers.
London Tavern supporters of the Bill of Rights announce a society meeting on Tuesday June 26 with Dr Dawson in the chair and dinner at four o'clock. Subscriptions accepted at Sir Joseph Hankey and Co Meffr Boldero and Co Meffirs Lowry and Co Meffrs Halliday and Co. Thanet text meeting noted.
A fragment from an 18th century pamphlet promotes Dr John Aishaud physician to the King of France. It extols universal purging powders for fevers rheumatism smallpox and inflammatory disorders with cures claimed across Europe. Sold by Mr Winning at Blan k e f and Carpet Warehouse 68 north side St Pauls Churchyard in sealed packets.
An advertisement proclaims a hosiery sale in Strand at The Star opposite Beaufort Buildings. The vender offers silk hose and related goods 10 to 15 percent below typical prices, with fixed prices, ready money terms, and emphasis on reducing import competition from France. The notice defends the strategy against critics.
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