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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 10, 1769
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment questions reputation and loyalty of individuals with phrases about admiration and suspicion. It mentions an unnamed captain, a Walliantis figure, and a general debate on accusations of malice and betrayal, but lacks clear events or specifics.
An old 1769 letter exchanges. The Middlesex Journal publisher invites the Independent Freeholders of Northumberland to reveal their real name to prove impartiality amid a public dispute. The writer cautions against personal attacks and questions the Duke of Northumberland’s critics.
A moral appeal to Junius, urging contrition and reform. The writer condemns ministerial measures as detrimental to national honor, finances, and governance, citing Corsica, Canada, Manila, taxation, debt, and colonial disaffection while urging timely change to avert catastrophe.
A citizen voice quotes a call to withdraw persona and counts as a warning against violent acts to challenge the throne. The speaker argues that provoking the people will not yield reform, but may incite further fear and calamities, urging restraint despite perceived grievances.
A letter from B. Domenicatei of Chelsea describes a complete baths and vapours apparatus designed for medical cures. He notes open access to physicians and patients, testimonials of benefit, and requests legislative approval to extend the system elsewhere in the kingdom.
Dublin reports a new charter and added privileges for Londonderry citizens, with Lord Mayor Sir Thomas Blackall sworn in and sheriffs Kilner Shottenham and Anthony King named. Sir George M Cartney arrived from Holyhead, Col Forde explains cadet liberties, and a Sper anaceti whale washed ashore near Baltimore producing oil.
Yesterday a grand levee at St. James's drew the great officers of state and most foreign ministers. His Majesty arrived at noon and at three o'clock the Duke of Grafton, the Earl of Hertford, and General Conway met with him for two hours, amid talk of extraordinary matters. Agents for the Colonies attended Rochford's levee on North American business. General Conway later reported to the King on the forts and garrison conditions.
A detailed account of the Guildhall proceedings on Tuesday concerning the election of the Lord Mayor. Aldermen and the Livery filled the hall as the Sheriff announced Beckford and Tyecothick ahead in the poll. Legal opinions on three bye laws are debated, with Beckford facing age and infirmities, and discussions on delaying decisions pending counsel.
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