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Middlesex Middlesex Journal in Middlesex, Middlesex

03 Oct 1772

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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

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Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Oct 03, 1772

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4

The Mippiesex Journal and Guildhall Poll Debacle

A historical report describes a Tuesday note on a recurring publication, the Mippiesex Journal, printed by F. Newbery at the corner of St Paul’s Churchyard, Ludgate Street. It recounts a Lord Mayor election at Guildhall, detailing Aldermen Wilkes Halifax and Shakespear, vote counts, debates on polling hours, and social disorder including insults and injuries near Guildhall.

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F. New Alderman Wilkes Townsend Hallifax Cours Halifax Guildhall Shakespear Wilkes Gad Oliver Lewes Miss Wilkes London H——x St. James’s Pol Allen Paul’s Head Meilrs Wilkes and Townsend Stephen Theodore Janssen Wilson Guildhall-yard Vimes Mauritius David Ward Bristol Lisbaon Torbay Leadenhall-street Hampstead Croydon Surry Edward Alderley St. Paul Churchyard Ludgate-ftreet Mrs. Lovechild Robin Goodfellow Royal Guide Capt Gulliver Lilliput Brobdignag Mr. Winlove Price Telltruth Mr.Telltruth Westminster Abbey St. Paul’s Cathedral Westminster Esop Joseph Andrews Tom Jones Pamela Clarissa Sir Charles Grandison England F. Newblry W. Bayley Cockspur Street Haymarket A. Rothwell Civec New Bond Street J. Grosvenor Angel and Crown Holborn F. Newbery St.Paul’s Church- Yard J. Price Leadenhall Street
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Theatres at Covent Garden and Drury Lane

Yesterday Jane Shore with the Apprentice at Covent Garden and This Evening The Fair Penitent with A Trip to Scotland at Drury Lane.

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Covent Garden Jane Shore Drury Lane the Fair Penitent Scotland
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Stock market snapshot from an early 18th century issue

A terse list of stock figures and bond quotes appears for a daily session at one o'clock. It notes various bank stocks, South Sea listings, East India shares, and Annuity bonds with prices, percentages, and par values, including Navy and Victualling Bills and Long Ann. Tickets.

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Complete English Farmer review in Gentleman's Magazine excerpt

A fragment from the Gentleman's Magazine reviews The Complete English Farmer a practical farming manual bound in 6s, with plates of buildings and instruments. It praises the author for knowledge and cautions against improper improvements, recommending the work to intelligent husbandmen for profit and entertainment.

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F. Newbery Gentleman’s Magazine
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Balsamic Tincture Publicized as Cure for Scurvy in 1772

An 18th century notice claims Balsamic Tincture cures scurvy after six or seven bottles. Dr Rysseeg is thanked. buyers in Coleman Street and Soho addresss are given for purchase at 4s 6d per bottle. A complimentary account of scurvy symptoms is offered gratis.

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Flanders Milan Vienna Italy Sardinia Spain France Poland Prussia Europe Pomerania Brandebourg Great Poland Stettin Drage Netze Sigismund Hungary Brandebburg Teutonic Order Thein Nyitye Germany Crown of Warsaw Lukowski Kosinski Lord Hallifax Lord Bute Porto Rico England Rysseeg Coleman F. Newbery St. Paul’s Church-Yard Little Chapel- Street Wardour-Street Soho N. B
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Publicity Letter Praises Merchant's Drops Cure 1772

A Berwick Street resident writes from Soho in Aug 1772 claiming dramatic relief from a long standing skin disorder after using Norton’s Drops. The letter advertises the medicine and lists multiple London outlets for purchase while warning against counterfeits.

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