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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 14, 1772
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a discussion of punishment and moral fault, mentioning an offender and penalities, with references to testimony and trial. The text cites honour, duty, and the idea of weighing guilt, alongside scattered names and phrases suggesting a courtroom or press debate on justice.
A damaged読 fragment presents a tattered letter with moody claims of immortality, fate, and divine justice. It laments a separation, invokes eternity, and urges repentance despite garbled phrasing and unclear addressees or dates.
In a chaotic blend of letters, rumors, and notices from Stockholm to London, the period's unrest resurges. Nobility abroad faced orders to return amid revolts, while Prince Asigistus Sulkowski and Palatine Potocki are cited in disputes. Prince King writes harshly, and prisoners in Stockholm face charges tied to royal favor. Reports also recount a suicide attempt by Marquis Wielopoitka, a prince’s death, court announcements, and local market oddities as bread prices rise and a sailor reclaims a family.
Report of a Friday council session reveals tensions over riots and press attacks. Members including Mr Bellas and Mr Wilkes sparred over who bears responsibility, charges, and the role of the press, while debate touched watch and stamp duties and anticipated committee meetings this week.
Yesterday at Drury Lane The Clandestine Marriage and The Witches, followed by As You Like It and Harlequin's Invasion. Covent Garden offered King Henry the Eighth with Daphne and Amintor and The Beggar's Opera with The Deuce in Fume, presenting a varied program.
Fragmentary stock list shows Bank and India securities with prices around 1 87 1/2 and 4 percent. Entries include consol level at 88 3/4 and 1726 and references to India, South Africa, and the and.
Fragmentary note lists percent figures and bond values with references to Waite and Tracy, stock brokers at No 16 Lombard Street. The readable text hints at financial terms like bonds and stocks but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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