Remonstrance over Liberty and Royal Authority in Middlesex
A historic Middlesex Journal fragment recounts a public remonstrance asserting parental rights of liberty against royal overreach, urging a writless election of representatives in major counties and cities. It describes a city procession to St James's, the King’s answer, and public reactions, with notes on political tensions, troop movements, and international chatter surrounding Britain.
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Commons
Great Britain
Therr
James II
Middlesex
Townsend
Sawbridge
Trecothick and Stephenson
Guildhall
St. James's
Remon- Brance
James Hodges
Mar
Ansiyer
Nero
Romé 2
F Wales
Carlton ‘House
London
Hayley
John Wilkes
St. James’s Street
Fomer
Cardigan-Flead
Charing’. Cross
Chatham
James Hoadges
James
St. James’s
Col. Luttrell
Aldeigh
Mills
Smyrna
Pall- Mall
Fleet-street
St James's
Gloucester
Cumberland
Duke of Grafton
Weymouth
North
Bute
Carlton Hof
Rockingham
Board of Admiralty
Charing-cross
Sir
Edward Hawke
Portssmouth
Plymouth
Earl of Phillborough
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Czarina
France
Geneva
Mediterranean Sea
Mediterranean
Contai
Petersburgh
Brest
Grenada
Melville
Holland
Amsterdam
Hague
Ireland
West Indies
Wates
Decius I paper letter on Jersey affairs in Parliament
A genuine letter from a gentleman in Jersey discusses the present state of affairs in that island. The document includes an authentic copy of Lord Weymouth's letter to Lieutenant Bailey on the same subject.
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Decius i
Jersey
Imand
Lord’ Eymouth
Bailey
Incoherent Note on Debates and Addresses at Westminster
Fragmentary letter style notice discusses subjects including Freeman's Essay, De Grey's reflection on BleGers rd Westminster, and Master Alderman. mentions Turner to obtain a place soon. admonishes contributors to change subjects and refrain from further letters and anecdotes.
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Cambro Britannicus
Civis
Turner
Cure for Leprosy by Drops Promoted in London 1770
Advertisement from Ham Lane Stratford Humble Servant STEP. HAWDING 1770 claims a mysterious Drops cure many disorders including leprosy, scurvy and ulcers. It urges readers to consult Mr. Norton surgeon in Golden Square London, listing multiple shops selling the drops for 6s per bottle and noting only Norton’s signed writings are genuine.
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América
England
R. Davis
Sackville-street
Piccadilly
Me ‘Young
Royal Exchange
W. ‘Nicoll
St. Paul’s Church
Frederick
Bath
Mr. Norton
Goldes-square
London
Ham-Lane
Stratford
Essex
Step
Hawding
Norton
Golden-square
John Norton
Marchant
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Postscript
Queen’s Palace
Africa
Galnes
Senegal
Sambre
Ixie
Kelly
Crown Court
Batther Row
Nobbe
Bufrooplis
London Bridge
Savannahe“Mer
Jamaica
Price Rogers
Bigg
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