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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 16, 1769

Page

4

London Letter From St James's Place and Whitehall

A jumble of society news from London recounts arrivals and departures at St James's Place and elsewhere, notes on political figures like the Duke of Bedford and Wilkes, and rumors of a revived Royal title. It reports public entertainments, market talk, and local incidents, including a review at Wimbledon Common and chatter about taxes, forests, and ironies of governance.

Cartick King’s Street St. Jamtés’s Ireland Spesker Sti James's Place Althorpe Northampton Jennison Shaftee Castle Rising Pall Mall New-market Richard Vernon, Esq Duke of Bedford Bedford Town St. James's Place Capt. Howe Lord Howes Albemarletreet Nottinghamshire Watkins William Wynne Grosvenor Square Winflay Denbighshire Savoy Edinburgh Antient and Honorable Society of Leeches Queen’s Anns Tavern St. Paul’s Church Yard Alderman Wilkes Wilkes Liberty England Britannia Providence Potterby Benjamin Trueman Middlesex Nag’s Head Walthamstow Essex John Parker County of Devon John Buller City of Exeter Denys Rolle Barnttapie France Queen’s Arms Society Newgate-street Church of Rome Hell St. Peter's Chair Popifa Third Regiment of Guards

Intelligence Extraordinary in a Baily Court Hint

The text reports whispers that examining surgeons may meet at Old Bailey to argue Hopkins killed himself rather than by McQuirk at Brentford to secure a pension from the bills of rights society. It notes Watermen’s votes for Wilkes, a dragoon discharge at Wimbledon, and cargoes arriving from Scotland as well as a Oxford law professor’s critique of fundamental rights.

Ireland London Cashill Trelari Gifford Brentford Middlesex St. George’s Fields fAicer Regiment of Guards St. James’s Park Hampton Court St. Paul’s Kingdom of Venice Monterello Vauxhall Gardens Greenwich Dorset Stairs John Fielding M‘quirk Bow-street Westminster Balfe Newgate Bromfield Ingram Paddy Bennet Street Southwark Castle-street Leicester-felds Greenwich Park Joe and Wilkites South- Audley-street Lady Mary -Chabot Lord Stafford Baily England Hopkins McQuirk Bills of Rights Society Waterman Wilkes Wimbledon Common St. James's Scotland Oxford

Patriotic Meeting at Rolls Coffees House May 7 1769

In Middlesex Freeholders circles a gathering of eminent lawyers and patriotic citizens debated illegality of recent House of Commons actions. They offered candid opinions and judgements on the matter with assurances of future speeches forthcoming from the Rolls Coffee House group.

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