Ireland Parliaments Addresses Draw Sixty Years Back
A fragment reflecting on Irish parliamentary addresses, recalling prior times of venality and opposition to a Viceroy, and criticizing current and past House of Commons actions. It cites Dublin epigrams from the Paris peace debates and calls Parliamentarians according to Coriolanus style.
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Ireland
House of Commons
House of Commins of Ireland
House of Com‘Mons
Ddress
Com‘mions
Sancho
Barataria
Dublin
House of Commons of
Cautions on Thunder Storms From The Middlesex Journal
Printer's notice on thunder storm safety advises keeping doors and windows closed and away from metal, avoid shelter under trees, and prefer getting thoroughly wet to reduce lightning risk. Emphasizes not crowding in rooms and staying distant from tree trunks during storms.
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Franklin
Doctor Parfnip and the Small Pox Quilt Controversy
The Middlesex Journal records a complaint to Doctor Carrot from Doctor Parfnip accusing an agent in Paris of testing a medicated quilt on smallpox patients. Three healthy children survived while three others succumbed to the disease, raising questions about the doctor’s defense and the ethics of the experiment at the Lazard or similar setting.
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Octor Parfnip
Carrot
Tegls
Paris
Childrem
William Rowley
ST. Joan’s Hospital
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church- Yard
N. B
Fragmented excerpt on cruelty and execution wishes
An incomplete archaic text questions the purpose of cruelty and mentions a diabolical agent and three children at risk. It references DoctorParfnip and suggests Doctor Carrot and a French agent at Paris ought both to be hanged. De Batton's Cornbill, Fune v7.
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Daftar
Compliments to Lord Barrington on Promotions
The Middlesex Journal reports Captains of the army thank Lord Barrington for excluding them from a late promotion list, granting rank to Captain Lieutenants and Majors nearby, noting Saxe’s claim on captains. It questions the General’s mastery and remarks on Brevet Commission fees unseen by Mr Authenry Chaumier. A street scene at Tony George's Haymarket follows.
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Lord Barrington
Marechal Saxe
Authenry Chaumier
Tony
George's
Haymarket
Letter urges London livery to unite against corrupt sheriffs
An early Middlesex Journal column appeals London liverymen to unite against a Ministry influenced sheriff election. It condemns dissension, urges support for Meff. Oliver and Lewes, and attacks rival candidates tied to slavery and ministerial control, invoking past lord mayoral controversies.
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Charles the
London
Middlesex
Frye
John Moore
Horne
Oliver and
Lewes
Diplomatic letter and banker panic spread in London
Porticripe reports a Danish queen's letter to the king via Sir Robert Keith, now in Kew with the ambassador. Sir Robert Murray Keith has visited the king three times since arrival. News fear bankers pull cash amid failures, suspicions of collusion to end private banks, and potential Bankers Act amendments. A Tower Hill merchant stops payment. six more houses expected to default before Friday.
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Denmark
Sir Robert Keith
Sir Robert Murray Keith
Kew
Towerhill
Meirs
Adams
Charing-cross
Adelphi
Youger
Fordyce
Brown
Lombard-street
Harkee
London
England
Guildhall
William Bekford
City of
William Beckford
Elgq
Lord Myer
George the Third
Cadiz
Yetterday
Tortsmouth
Jarvis
Minnorca
Gibraltar
Lord George
Lady Louisa Lenox
Brest
West India
Plymouth
Baltic
Wilmington
North Carolina
Georgia
Exeter
Mall Fort
Clerkenwell
Bridewell
Justice Girdler
Meirs and Adams finances unravel amid city turmoil
A tumult of false banker reports and failed payments hits London as Meirs and Adams face scrutiny. Adelphi workmen dismissed. a merchant commits suicide after credit troubles. The piece notes sheriffs and justices’ historic role, Beckford memorial plans, and naval movements while detailing local crimes and recent drownings.
To Our Correspondents on Philalethes arguments
The printer invites responses to Philalethes arguments and hopes for replies from adversaries. The writer notes the difficulty of answering and urges timely, forceful engagement to defend or condemn the cause, while warning of stronger opponents and greater friends in the debate.
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S. Kéler
Stock items and bond quotations from a maritime ledger
The fragment lists various stock and bond prices and denominations. Entries include Bank shares at 14g 145 to 146, 3 percent red and 3 percent conf, government and Navy lines, and multiple old stock and annuity notes with prices around 80s to 90s, plus miscellaneous tickets and briefs. The text resembles a broker’s ledger with cryptic abbreviations and fluctuating figures.
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New S.S. Ann. Fhat S
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Pette
Middlesex Journal
The
Middlesex: Journal
Lord
Barrington
Lon Doni
Stockwell
Mary Winchester
Oxford-street
Maryboce
Gipley
Thames
Bache
Lambeth Church
Lambeth Bone House
Trague
Goodman’s Fields
Miss Shaw
Daughier
Mee Snaw
Harwich
Montagu
Waterer
Maas
Aba
Collins
Molly
Losder
Gueee
Mary
Prudence
Abbr
Neaiupe
Honfey
Betfey
Cleringe
Jay
S. S. Ann
Thee
India
Thera
Tz Post
P Jhnafer
Nthony Todd
St. Paul’s Church Yard
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