27 Mar 1770
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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 27, 1770
Page
1
The Englishman urges firmness against ministerial overreach, defending the Revolution era constitution and royal prerogative. It contends ministers seek despotism, calls for lawful remedy, and warns rebellion harms all. March 24, 1770.
Freeholders of the county are urged to convene tomorrow the 36th of this instant March at eleven in the forenoon in the Mile End Assembly Room to address redress of grievances and to comply with a royal request. James Townsend and John Sawbridge sign as endowers.
Thomas Smith at the corner of Butcher Row near Temple Bar advertises a display of carpets in Persia Turkey Wilton Kidderminster and Scotch patterns with rooms equipped and a large stock of bedding furniture and ready-made bedsteads. Goods available by piece yard or made up to order with bedding for sea or land and sold on very low terms for ready money.
On Tuesday April 3 1770 at twelve o clock a valuable freehold estate in Millbank Westminster will be sold as a lot. It includes a commodious wharf a large three story dwelling house five rooms per floor a new right wing building with out offices and conveniences and a public house the Coopers Arms adjoining. The whole is leased to Messrs Bird Stone merchants at 130 pounds per year opposite Lambeth Palace with a wide county of Surrey view. Printed particulars available at the sale place Royal Exchange Coffee House Cornhill and from Mr Riley Exchange Broker Long Acre.
By royal letters patent Edward Bevan, carpenter of Air Street, Piccadilly, advertises new patent blinds that shift shades at once with a novel mechanism. He offers affordable prices and post paid replies to inquiries from ladies, gentlemen, merchants, and tradesmen.
An 18th century notice advertising Pectoral Lozenges of Tolu prepared by T. Greenoven at No 7 Ludgate Street London, claiming relief for coughs hoarseness and chest issues. It warns of counterfeit lozenges, cites a 1769 court verdict, and lists legitimate sellers including W Bayley Rothwell and A Jolly with Bath references.
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