Excommunication proclamation and occult arithmetic satire in 1703 and 1769 inserts
A Middlesex Journal excerpt recounts a Westminster excommunication against alleged breakers of church liberties and liberties charters with medieval pomp. The page includes a mock notice on occult supplemental arithmetic by Signor della Arithmetica Ocul ta, plus letters denouncing political figures and defending legal rights, dated 1769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Henry
Grace of God
England
Richard Earl of
Cornwal
Roger Bigot
Norfolk
Suffolk
Marshal of
Humfrey Earl of Hereford
Henry Earl of
Oxford
John Earl Warren
William Boniface
God
Canterbury
London
H. of
Ely
S. of
Worcester
W. of
Lincoln
Norwich
Hereford
Salisbury
Durham
Exeter
Carlisle
Bath
Rochester
St. David’s
Common Liberties of
Forest
Mother of God
Peter and Paul
Edward
Euclid
Isac Newton
Signor Boote del Mont Peti Contana
Temple B
M -x
L. L
Shagit
N. B
Ll Siguor Della
Temple- Bar
Hyde-Park
Newmarket
Marriage and odd farming notice from Scarborough region
Wednesday last was married at Scarborough Mr Joseph Dickenson of Beverley land surveyor to Miss Dorothy Clark. A few days ago Mr Joseph Calvert of Pontebridge, county butcher, killed a fat ox aged five years with hide tallow and quarters weighing 142 tons seven pounds and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Joseph Dickenson
Beverley
Dorothy Clark
Joseph Calvert
Pateley-bridge
London Meeting Notes and Middlesex Political Toasts
A London city report describes a meeting of Supporters of the Bill of Rights at the London tavern with a committee for country correspondence and a subscription for contest expenses. Included are names like Downsend Sawbridge Vaughan Bellas and Rev. Horne, plus updates on appointments, Danish matters, and a lengthy Thatched House Tavern tribute toast list. Also noted are criminal cases, labor disputes, and a public letter praising merchants while criticizing anonymous signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downsend
Sawbridge
Vaughan
G. Bellas
Horne
Nesy
Denmark
Commons
Hole
Stewart
Chiltern Hundreds
Wedderburn
Mr. Cavendish
Dr. Flackstone
England
City of
County of
Middlesex
Great Britain
House of Commons
Nolimus Leges Angliz Mutari
Edward Astley
Bristol
Old Bailey
Judith Balding
John Marsh
Lucas
Grosvenor-square
Mary Harris
Louisa Smith
Benjamin Shotten
John Bromley
Charles Burton
Lackney-couniers
Coblers
Maxims for Sovereigns from Middlesex Journals
A public letter from Middlesex Journals presents ten maxims for sovereigns. It criticizes monarchs who ignore laws, mislead by ministers, or corrupt officials, urging prudent choice of ministers, restraint of prerogatives, and protection of citizens' rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
John Foot
Wren
George Clarke
Brentford
Coe
Mento
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middlesex Journal
UFO
Prince of Orange’s Head
Jermyn-street
St. James’s
The
Blackman-street
J . M. Y. Bart
Baronet
Guards
Justice Ponton
Thrale
Timothy Pushpin
Richard Higginbotham
Jack
W.T
St. Margaret’s Hill
Country News
York
Newgate
Sir John Fielding
Knt
George Lewis
Bellew
John Creamer
John. Lowthen
Liwis Bath
Ditheck