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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 28, 1772

Page

2

Natives and liberal policy of North American tribes

A long critical piece discusses Native American societies, praising their liberty, chiefs, councils, rituals, feasts, and peacekeeping methods. It contrasts peacetime justice with occasional vengeance, notes absence of centralized coercive power, and highlights family bonds, public ceremonies, oratory, and memory aids as core social glue. It connects these traits to national virtue and stability, then shifts to unrelated colonial trade and English superiority notes.

A&t America North America Iroquois Commonwealth of North America Rene Lisewite Cabbin

Extract from a Paris letter on Britain and France

Extract from a Paris letter discusses English nation fears and continental jealousy. It claims Britain fears invasion, praises British courage while critiquing pacific aims, and argues constant war under a military government serves French interests. It notes English remittances in France and hints at broader political conflict.

Europe Britain Versailles France

Four men hanged at execution site on Wednesday

A reader letter from May 27, 1772 recounts the public execution of four malefactors. The witness, Oxford-freet, provides a verbatim account of one condemned man's moving farewell, expressing innocence of the crime and faith in divine mercy before death.

Siffer

Extraordinary Cure by Vegetable Syrup for Severe Scurvy

Letter to Dr Burrows praises VEGETABLE SYRUP curing a twelve year scurvy affecting throat head and face. The note, dated March, claims restoration to full health after few bottles, urges public utility, and lists sale points in Haymarket Ludgate Street Capel Court and Cambridge agents.

S. Ward Burrows Wickes Bartholomew- Close Dr. Burrows Haymarket G. Kearfly Ludgate-Street Capel-Courrt Royal Exchange Fietcher Hodson Cambridge J. Fletcuher Hopson

CARES for "Making Shining Liquid Slacking" for Shoes

An 18th or 19th century advertises CARES for producing shining liquid blacking for shoes and boats. It promises a durable, pliable finish free from rains and cracking, sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley and others in London, priced sixpence per cake to make a pint of liquid blacking.

W. Bayley Cockspur Leadenhall-Street Oe Price

Lemonade Salt and Stain Remover Trade Card

A vintage trade card extols Lemon Salt as an all purpose lemon derivative for punch flavor and culinary uses. It touts stain removing power on lace and linen, whitening effects, and practical readiness over fresh lemons. Sold wholesale and retail by William Bayley and others in London shops at one shilling per box.

Seafort William Bayley Cockspur Street Haymarket London J. Price India-House Leadenhall Street F . Newbery St. Paul’s Church-Yard J. Grosvenor

The Bloom of Circassia Advertised for Ladies

A gentleman traveler to Greece exposes a secret of a liquid bloom from a vegetable produce. It claims to give an instant vernal hue to cheeks and resist sweat. Bottled at 5s 4d, sold by Newbery Hodges Fletcher and others. each bottle bears EC F initials and proprietor’s cipher. It promises healing effects for sore lips.

Greece F. Newbery’s Bookfeller St. Paul’s W. Shropshire New- Bond Street Mediis Fletcher and Hod Orrs Cambridge E.C.F

Radical Cure for Stone by Simple Medicine Promoted

A patient details decades old claim of avoiding lithotomy through a medicinal bottle that eased severe stone and gravel symptoms. Witnesses attest to dramatic relief and radical cure after using Adams's Solvent, with certificates from St Thomas's Hospital and doctors. Sold in Crown & Cornhill shops and Whitechapel.

Fordyce Bristol St. Thomas's Hospital St. Thomas’s Hospital Mackenzie and Smith Mr. Adams Prince’s Street Cornhill Essex Coffee House Whitechapel

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