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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 20, 1770
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and a street ledger with unclear dates and actions. Readable bits suggest persons Oliver and D Anetors near Rudel street with unrelated numbers. cannot confirm full event or details.
The excerpt portrays a charged indictment of oppressive rule, urging bold remonstrances and condemning perjury and neglect of constitutional oaths. It references Demochares and Philip, contrasting Greek and modern tyranny while calling for awakening, protest, and possibly civil conflict to avert perpetual bondage.
A correspondent asks Lord North what services a former Arthur’s member now serving at the Brussels court has gained him a vast salary for. The inquiry ponders whether the feast of expenses proves the minister acts for the Duke of Grafton or shows his own frugality as a financier. The piece reports on court intrigues, Weymouth dispatches, Chatham’s illness, and looming remonstrances in Parliament, with notes on Gibraltar, Minorca, and the Danish queen’s potential visit.
A private house in Woolwich was the focus of an information led inquiry last night. Investigators found evidence related to a garden market supplying tea and rhubarb and other prints, amid formidable expressions from a man described as formidable.
A Paris parliament deputation has opened a commission at St Maroe's to uncover abuses and revenues of religious houses. Friars and devout women fear alarm as investigations reveal confiscations, locked trunks, and dramatic arrests at the Urusines nunnery. From The Hague, reports claim large charitable collections in Calvinist and Lutheran churches to aid the poor.
A fragment from an Evening's Paper notes that the Address to the Witch of the Isle could not be inserted tonight but will appear on Saturday. It mentions a Great Man's Soliloquy as a valuable acquisition and promises proper notice before publication. Lord Chatham's speech continues in the next issue.
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