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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 17, 1772

Page

3

Fragmented OCR narrative on foreign affairs and personal exile

Fragmented text covers foreign remittances to Confederate forces, a proposed extradition, and a harsh critique of inquisitorial processes. It mentions France sending remittances, British policy, and a noblewoman facing trial in her absence, with references to sovereign princess status and personal peril. The tone is period news commentary with scattered names and events.

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Trial of William Morgan for murder at Nass ends in death sentence

From Gloucester March 16 report on the Nass murder trial of William Morgan. Judge Wares sentences Morgan to death after a four to five hour trial. Elizabeth Twigg and others convicted of grave crimes, with Twigg to be executed alongside Morgan. Bristol and Birmingham items note price-cut efforts and a drowning incident near Clayton Brook involving Mrs Wood and passengers.

Country News Gloucester Justice Wares William Morgan Mills Jones Nass Jory Elizabeth Twigg William Hanks Edward Wicks John Kemmih William Millard Morgan Brifal Birmingham Mr. Wood Cotes Eccleshall Staffordshire Steedman Beech Newcastlemarket Clayton Brook Trentham Archbithop Lisbon Salvadore Brazils Wate Habour Trinity-house London Bridge Corporation of London Thames Bate Fontainbleau Westminster Abbey Wolfe New Lloyd’s Pope’s’ Head Cornhill Chapter Pater-nofter-Row Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Bart Town Shrewsbury House of Commons Rye Sussex South Seas Portsmouth Bolland Ss. Lear St. James’s Tim John la Rose Old Bailey Newgate Worcester Jane Noakes John Knight Edwin Smith Daniel Smith William Geenes Kensington St. Paul’s Poultry Compter Surry Middlesex de la Chaumette Wood Spitalfields Colne Great Bridge Watford Hertfordshire Saffron-hill St. George’s Hanover Square Barnewall Goodman’s-fields Sackville-street Piccadilly Thomas Leslie John Earl of Yeterday Nightingale John Nightingale Lombard-s Street Trapp Pilgrim Bow-lane Austin-Friars Edward Warner Susannah le Cour Miss le Cour Dulwich Dignam Holborn Bankrup T.S. Thomas Duncan South Shields Durham Custom-house Newcadle Upon Tyne Joseph Jones Sittingborne Kent Dolphin Feversham Zachary Habbersly Kirkby Kendal Westmorland Scrivener White Lion Edward Smith Goldhanger Essex

Arrival Notes From Plymouth and Nearby Ports

IP NEWS reports wind from the west and no ships in the Downs. Padston Miller arrives at Plymouth from Donkirk. Minerva Garret sails from Waterford to Plymouth. Sea ce Hall from South Carolina reaches Plymouth via Penzance.

Downs Padston Miller Donkirk Plymouth Minerva Garret Waterford Penzance Seace Hall South Carolina Plymont

Fragmented past politics and crime reports in a mid 18th century sheet

Debates in the House of Commons include motions on royal marriages and succession with speakers named Meredith Wedderburne North and Townshend. Other items note bills on probate evidence, bridges, divorce for multiple couples, and naval timber. plus court appeals, East India Proprietors quarterly actions, and a violent murder execution at Tyburn.

Porpe William Meredith Wedderburne Lord North Commons Lords James Macartney House of Commona A. Gill Flugh Lewis Susanna Hale Heale Richmond Surry Middlesex Richard Draper Elizabeth Hartness Royal ‘Hospital Greenwich Copenhagen Denmark Lord Gower Lord Townshend Ireland Lord Camden Nefesday Court of Chancery Lord Pomfret Smith House of Lords Perrin Lord Mansfield Pomfret General Quarterly Court of East-India Proprietors Leadenhall-street Johnstone India East-Indies James Hodges Eag- India Company

Essence of Pears and Peary Denthrrice Advertisement

Jacob Hemet Dentitt to her Majesty, and the Princess Amelia, recommends Essence of Pears and Peary Denthrrice for teeth and gums. Claims include whitening, strengthening loose teeth, preventing decay, curing gum scurvy, and fresh breath. Sold by W. Bayley in Cockspur Street and J. Price at Leadenhall Street, with other sellers listed in Bath and Paris. Price 2s 6d each.

Jacob Hemet Dentitt Amelia J. Price Leadenhall-street London Miss Purdie Bath J. le Bron Ru Paris

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