30 Oct 1770
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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 30, 1770
Page
1
A critic reflects on common political maxims and public absurdities in England. He argues that religious intolerance, standing armies, hasty elections, and corrupt voting schemes undermine liberty, urging reform and better representation through historically grounded reasoning.
Eyewitness account from Great Queen Street describes a group calling themselves a press gang violently forcing Mr Lewis of Lincoln's Inn Fields to march with them. The letter urges readers to secure doors at dusk and prepare arms to defend liberties.
The State Lottery offices in London offer tickets and shares in Halves Quarters Eighths Sixteenths Thirty-seconds and Sixty-fourths with no deduction from shares. Thomas Weeks and Robert 10 8 S promote equity and prompt prize payments. Drawing begins November 10 with no blanks per prize.
An 18th century sale note promotes purging powders by Dr Joan Ailbaud, physician to the King of France, claiming efficacy for fevers rheumatism smallpox and inflammatory disorders. It lists suppliers in London Manchester Liverpool and states ten doses cost 28 shillings with a single dose at 3s 6d. A gratis treatise and letters patent from France accompany purchases.
A fragmentary notice describes a curious gamester from Berkeley Square. The readable text hints at correspondence and gratitude related to a fair or street scene, with references to a street address and local exchange.
Fragmentary passage notes Count Gustaf By and John Mil examining chemistry work. It discusses thorough knowledge, acid experiments, and reasoning flowing from earlier trials. Foreign nations praised its improvements, hoping the methods would yield refined reception and broader adoption.
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