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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as Guildhall and Warwick with broken phrases and dates. Unable to determine a coherent event, person roles, or organization from the readable segments.
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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 03, 1769
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as Guildhall and Warwick with broken phrases and dates. Unable to determine a coherent event, person roles, or organization from the readable segments.
A 1769 letter in The Public Register defends press freedom and attacks Luttrell in Ireland. The writer urges Dublin citizens to resist government power, condemns libel claims, and praises English freeholders while detailing persecution and public outcry against a notorious figure.
A dated letter to the publishing committees defends a newspaper piece and rebukes an advertiser. The writer notes the last issue contains an amorous anecdote while asserting the author sticks to truth. He claims the target’s name is not mentioned and urges measured response.
A letter targets Sir James Hodges Knight detailing allegations about City officers at Guildhall. It questions who first discovered the byelaw, who translated it, and who distributed copies. The author cites alleged searches of city books by Harley Recorder and others and accuses concealment and deception in the nomination process.
Gloucester natives met at Merchant Taylors Hall Bristol heard a fez a charity collection for poor boys out lying in Women amounting to 1761 6d Duke of Beaufort chosen President and Mr Burgam Treasurer for the year On Sunday Mrs Anne Simons of Letchlade died a maiden lady worth 20000 who gave to relieve the poor of Letchlade and to the poor of each parish where she held estates
Reports describe a grand levee at St James's with only two great officers present, amid a noon arrival of the King from Richmond. A significant cabinet council followed, with updates on naval affairs, East India Company movements, and a forthcoming meeting at the King’s Arms in Cornhill.
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