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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 20, 1772

Page

2

Letter Responds to Sydney Asks Parliament for Debt Relief

A 1772 letter condemns Sydney for opposing royal policy and supports the King’s measures to pay the national debt. The writer argues Parliament is pensionary, defends royal grants, and ridicules the critic, urging loyalty to the sovereign and nation. The piece includes a poem praising Charles and Florence and a dramatic exit by Sir Charles toward Tyburn Road.

Sydagy Gallawwsy Tyburn Luttrek Sydney Luctrel W—s Knave Marthalsea England Tyburn Road

The Execuriox of Sire CHARLES Bawoin Poem Refined

A brief note on a refined old poem titled The Execuriox of Sire CHARLES Bawoin. The fragmentary text hints at royal or chivalric themes and appears to be a printed historical poem, likely from a periodical or pamphlet.

Charles Bawoin

North Middlesex Journal Car Dr A Friend to the Prince of Wales

A fragmentary notice from the North Middlesex Journal warns that a writer using the signature A Friend to the Prince of Wales faces legal action if the improper tone of his recent contribution continues. The exact context and full details are unclear due to damaged text.

North Middlesex Journal Ommon Prince of Wales

Sound Fudgment divides royal playmate row over temper

A fragmentary note critiques a sovereign’s tutor and a partner chosen for the Prince of Wales. It complains the elder figure acts against directions, vows not to tolerate interference, and laments a child’s temper and zeal. It warns that bad company could corrupt good manners.

Prince of Wales Zealy

Haverfordwest Races Purse and Plate Meetings Set

The Haverfordwest races run July 13 to 17 on Portfield Course with purses and plates for South Wales and Monmouthshire horses. Details cover age, weights, entry fees, and conditions for two mile heats and longer races. Entries close at White-Hars Inn with stewards Wyrriott Owen and others overseeing.

Portfield Richard Philipps Win Edwardes South Wales Monmouthshire Tueday Milford Haven Europe Pembroke Carmarthen Cardigan White-Hars Inn Haverfordwest

New Universal Geographical Grammar announced for June issue

An advertisement for a two volume Geographical Grammar priced sixpence per number. Twenty four numbers form two octavo volumes with maps engravings and a frontispiece. Printed by T. Evans, Paternoster Row, with proposals and subscriber names to be printed. trial perusal offered for free.

T. Evans Great- Britain Ireland

Velno's Vegetable Syrup Advertised in London

An 18th century advertisement promotes Velno's Vegetable Syrup as a universal remedy for venereal and scarlet diseases with a patent grant cited. It claims proven cures through an appendix of cases from reputable persons and lists multiple London locations where the medicine is sold.

Velno Majzity J. Burrows G. Kearfly Ludzate-Street

Essential SALT of Lemons for Flavor and Cleaning

An 18th century advertisement extols a lemon salt product as a versatile all purpose prep. It claims to flavor sauces, preserve lemon essence, and act as a stain remover for fabrics. Sold wholesale and retail by William Bayley and other London retailers at various addresses. Price one shilling per box.

William Bayey Cockspur Street Holborn A. Rothwell New Bond Street

Medicines for the Scurry Cure Public Notice from 1772

A claimant testifies to a perfect cure of inveterate scurvy after using six to seven bottles of a balsamic tincture. Dense advertisements follow for merchant John Norton’s Drops, claimed to heal scurvy and related disorders, with multiple testimonials and a long list of sale locations in London.

Sam J. F F. NewsBerg St. .Paul’s Church-Yard Doctor's House No Liddle Chapel-Street Wardour Street Soho Claude Croquee John Webb Norton Golden Square Piccadilly London John Noron N. B Strand Deering Newport Street Long-Acre Mr. Smith Pater-notter Row Mr. Pryor Craven Street The Mr. Street Borough MrBuild Stratford

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