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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 03, 1772
Page
2
A fragmented soliloquy voice rails against constitutional figures and the city, lamenting the forty-five uprising and past revelry. It recalls the East and West pouring into the King's Bench, canting on the Bill of Rights, and the riotous nights of turtle, tobacco, and broken windows.
Advertisement for lemon essence or salt used for cooking and cleaning. Claims superior punch and flavor, ready to use, cheaper than lemons, and effective on stains. Lists multiple London perfumers and wholesalers offering the product at one shilling per box.
A historical advertisement describes a surgeon aboard several ships at a Black Eagle tavern near Maudlin’s Rents, touting cures for the French Disease with a secret method. It lists various patent medicines, price notes, and a claim of curing 2110 patients in 1469, inviting a classical‑training apprentice.
The King of Poland writes to the States General alleging illegitimate division of Poland and seeking aid to recover territories. Czartorizky departs to England via Calais while London notes French East India trade troubles and other court news including the Lord Mayor elect and various bankrupts.
Excerpt from a House of Commons select committee inquiry asking about the imprisonment of three Armenians, the cause and authority of confinement, and whether there were general orders restricting English trade in certain provinces, plus complaints against agents by the King Shujah Dowla Bulwantsin or others.
A letter read to the Select Committee recounts Nabob grievances about English private trade and Dassk permissions in Bengal. Richard Smith urges vigorous measures to abolish the system, noting abuses such as dutocks and purwannahs and promising to push the issue in Alahabad and before the Committee. The text claims reforms would protect Company welfare and curb corrupt privileges.
POLLO will cover mares next season at the Duke of A1cHMOND's Good wood in Sussex for three guineas per mare and a crown the servant. Good Grass for mares at 3s 6d per week. Apollo sired by Regulus and out of Cottingham dam with notable ancestry, bred by Cuthbert Routh, later owned by Jennison Shafto. He won sweeping races at Huntingdon at age four and five, defeated Dapper for 100 guineas, and secured multiple wins across Ipswich, Burford, Winchester, Salisbury, Lewes, Lincoln, and Newmarket. Apollo stands tall, strong, healthy, and blemish-free.
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