29 May 1770
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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 29, 1770
Page
1
The writer argues that all governments risk tyranny when executive power overrules legislative freedom. Historical contrast shows kings and princes can shape policy, yet restraint is essential. unchecked power corrupts, undermining public virtue and the welfare of the state.
A reflective tirade likens the present crisis to Rome’s decline. It condemns faction, corruption, and the abuse of noble power, warning that liberty fades without lawful opposition. The author questions affidavits after trials and hints at forthcoming disclosures on jurors and Kennedy-related matters.
An affidavit by James Sheridine and imbalanced juror statements spark dispute about a Kennedy case. Five jurors deny signing the paper while the foreman claims a signed opinion. reports note that six others allegedly signed and conflicting advertisements appeared.
Orthodox note from the Middlesex Journal presents verses from First Book of Edras chapter ii emphasizing Truth’s enduring, just, and omnipotent nature. It recalls a royal vow to rebuild Jerusalem and the crowd’s affirmation of Truth’s power, framing moral authority and divine justice.
At Paine's warehouse in Holborn near Red Lion Street and Featherstone Building a large sale offers bedding and related goods from various manufactories including Kidderminster and Saxony. New patterns and entire lines are advertised, highlighting freth goods and a panick of selections.
A historic advertisement offers carpets and upholstery from Th o Thomas Smalt R at Bedding Carpet Warehouse Strand with ready made beds and furniture. It lists Persia Turkey Wilton Kidderminster and Scotch carpets, blankets feather beds mattresses covers and bedding in various fabrics. It promises yard pricing or custom orders and notes low terms for ready money.
The fragment references Oxford Magazine, NU Mob XXVI, and a University Museum. It notes printing for the authors, and sale by S Bladon and J Coote on Paternoster Row, with three volumes complete or single numbers available. It mentions Town and Country booksellers and publication details from 1770.
A London printed May 1770 issue advertises The Enge di fi Lady and The Sleeping Fair illustrations in a periodical for the man of quality. It lists engravings from Paris and a companion to the English Gentleman at Paris. Contents include The Armours of the Hon Lady and anecdotes about the Sleeping Fair.
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