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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 01, 1770

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2

End of Hex Duties on Tea Imports Across America

New York July 16 report notes British orders to enforce non importation duties on all goods except tea, following a recent shift in the agreement. Boston and Philadelphia factions debate the change, with about 80 locals subscribing to the new terms and opponents planning a public protest. Also includes shipping notes from Cape Coast to Jamaica and a murder-at-sea incident near Cuba involving Capt. Savage’s sloop crew.

New York Hex Wifax Parket Falmouth America Boston Philadelphia Eie Hgi Harriot Cape Coat Africa Pynér New. York Jamaica Joseph Savage Whethersfield St. Eustatia Irisiman Leeward Savage Cuba

Market seizure of unmarketable lambs in Edinburgh

On Saturday last twenty seven carcases of lambs were seized in the market here by one of the magistrates as unmarketable. From butchers who were noted as old offenders the meat was sent to the charity work house. The Barometer has risen since Friday night near threefourths of an inch.

Edinburgh Oxford Faway Cheapside Bristol Rosco Colllege‘Green Alderman Dampiér Newgate Whitechapel North Petherton Bridgwater Somerfethhire Worgan Gracechurch Street Bloomsbury Market Chesterfield Sutton South Normanton Button-hill Sheffield George Pool Thomas Thompson Peckham William “Roffe St. Mary-hillk King’s,Trinity St. John’s Colleges

Fires ravage cottages as hayrick burns in county

Cambridge August 31 report details a hay rick owned by Mr. Robertson catching fire in the county. The blaze consumed the hayrick, barns, and over thirty loads of corn, while wind spread flames to a church and several cottages which were all burnt.

Cambridge Robertson York Burnby Moor Great North Road Tuxford John Heard Barnwell Donne Eich Forster Ely John Drake Putin-Pranicey

News from London Aug 18 Portents of European tensions rise

Dated August 18 reports include Portuguese ships of war sailing from the Tagus to harry Mary Corsairs in the Mediterranean. Newswire from Vienna notes the British ambassador Lord Stormont and Duke of Cumberland arriving in London. Accounts describe a Spanish insult to an Irish Protestant in Cadiz, a Baymen-Spanish clash in Honduras, and French harbour repairs at Dunkirk. Political maneuvering toward a coalition against Cromwellian-era upheaval surfaces with Lord Holland and Lord North seeking accommodation. Also reported are bank closures, press freedom rallying around Junius’s Letter, public entertainments, and various local incidents and deaths.

Ketters Lisbon Tazas Mary Corsairs Mediterranean Earl of Stormont Vienna Richmond Royal Duke of Cumberland Southampton Commodore Proby Cadiz Ireland Great Britain Bay of Honduras Dunkirk Lord North Lord Holland Lord Chatham Lord Camden Earl Temple Margate Edward Green Miller London Junius Lord Pembroke Privy Garden Whitehall Wilton Great Seal Furnivall Bowen Leathley Yorkfire Vauxhall jRank Rome Scotland St. James’s Park Rainsford City and Liberty of Westminster Flaniagin St. James’s-street St. James’s Parish

Marchant medicine drops touted by Norton Proprietor

An 18th century advert promotes Marchant's various medicines, claiming efficacy for leprosy scurvy eruptions piles and eye issues. Drops sold through Norton’s shop and multiple London outlets including Golden Square Piccadilly Lea Street Music Shop Stow Hill and Fleet Street with prices listed as six shillings.

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