Reflections on arts and history in a wandering journal
The piece argues for balanced newspaper content mixing politics with arts, poetry, and lighter subjects. It cites Royal Academy exhibitions and Society of Artists works, then recounts historical scenes from Hume on Richard I, Cyprus, Lucretia, and Brutus with vivid, period tone.
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Royal Academy
Society of Artists
Society of Artists of Great Britain
Rome Overthrows Kingship Ends Monarchy
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Roman drama where Lucius Tarquinius Superbus and kin resist, leading to the end of kingship and the rise of the republic. Mentions oath and gods, and the fealty of weapons and fear as factors in the political shift.
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Willypst
Lucius Tarquinius
Supurbus
Rome
Commonwealth
To the Painter of the Middlesex Journal and Striking Epigram
A Rye letter dated May 4 from an anonymous reader complains of a satirical epigram sent to a Young Farmer in Peasmarsh Sussex. The writer denies involvement and challenges the author to publish under a real name so a reply can be given publicly.
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Peasmarsh
Sussex
G. I
Rye
Lord Clive Defies Threats Over His Fortune
The Middlesex Journal notes Lord Clive’s steady defense of rights against a despotic ministry. It argues ministers threaten his wealth to bend him, but his countrymen remember his services abroad and his loyalty at home. He can ignore such menaces and continue opposing oppressive measures.
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Lord Clive
Privy Council Meets at Earl Gowers Amid Dispatches From The Hague
A Privy Council gathering at Earl Gower's Whitehall discussed yesterday's dispatches from The Hague with most Great Officers present and the Swedish Ambassador in attendance. Rumors say a Great Lady in the North has been privately remitting funds for urgent needs and plans a private European tour.
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Earl
Europe
Robert Murray Keith
England
Kew
St. James’s
D. of Cumberland
Lord North
HoNand
Lord Mansfield
Lord Suffolk
G. Germaine
Lord Sandwich
Duchess of Grafton
Suffolk Militia
Grand congress talks and political shifts abroad
A speculative report notes a grand congress between Rafa and Turkey at Mol davia's capital with France to present an ambassador to the Porte. Alleged circuits of influence suggest new vacancies being used for state needs, while MPs consider election preconditions. News from Oxford cites Mr Richard Wood opposing Mr Selwyn amid Wilkes supporters. Reports describe Algerine pirates in the Mediterranean and a gallery inscription issue at the Society of Artists. A noble heiress vanishes toward Scotland, a Fleet Street fortune-seeker trio faces obstructed nuptials, crops promise, a woman fatally struck by a dray, a large fire at Maze Pond oil shop, a roof collapse near Uxbridge, Kent Street houses fall, and a Hanover-square marriage.
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Rafa
Turkey
Moldavia
France
Sabath
House of Commons
Glouceftis
Oxford
Gloucester
Richard Wood
Mercer
Westgate Street
Selwyn
Wilkes
Mediterranean
Society of Artists of Great Britain
Society of Artists
Exeter
Change
Powell
Piccadilly
Cox
Scotland
Fleetstreet
Mitré-court
Surry
Kent
Bishopsgate-street
Maze Pond
Southwark
Laurence
Uxbridge
Kent Street
James Patterson
Hanover-square
Miss Elliot
Bond-street
Postponed Correspondents Notice for Casca and Poxiticus
The Conversation near Whitehall is received and will appear in our next issue. An erratum appears in Campers better in our art with a brief read title in column two four seven.
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Whitehall
Canper
Market Report on Bank and Stock Prices
Bank and stock prices listed by percentage, incl 3 and 4 percent bonds and annuities. Entries note Old and New S.S. Ann titles, India stock, long annuities, Navy and Vigo bills, and various bonds with per cent values and prices as of one o'clock.
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S. S. Ann
India
Navy
Leasehold Estate with Brick Houses and Wharf for Sale
A leasehold estate on 4% Cockhill St Pauls Shadwell Middlesex includes three brick houses a large yard and wharf 162 feet by 48 feet with a stage for deals a saw pit a workshop warehouses two cranes and conveniences The property held by Merits Allison and Peacock under lease with ground rent 431 annually land tax allowed eleven years and a quarter remaining to Midsummer Day next Details from sale and James Caney Auctioneer near Old Gravel Lane Ratcliff Highway.
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Cockhill
St. Paul's
Shadwell
Middlesex
Allison and Peacock
James Caney
Old Gravel Lane
Ratcliff Highway
HE SENATORS or a Canvass Examination into Merits of St Stephen's Chapel
This Day were published price 23 6d in QUARTO with a frontispiece by the author. It attacks Lord North Barrington Clare Germaine Onslow and others in a political satire on liberty and power. Sold by G Kearfly at Ludgate Street and by Westminster booksellers.
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James Caney
St. Stephen's Chapel
Lord North
Lord Barrington
Lord Clare
Lord Germaine
Lord Onslow
Fletcher Norton
Mr. Wedderburn
Mr. Thurloe
Mr. Dyson
Mr. Jenkinson
Mr. Rigby
Ludgate Street
Westminster
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