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Middlesex Middlesex Journal

Location

Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 08, 1770

Page

4

The Jury’s Power as Guardian of Liberty

A historical appeal defends jury independence as essential to public justice and warns that corrupt judges threaten the constitution. It recalls Lady Lisle’s trial under James II, where Jefferies pressured jurors to convict despite acquittal, illustrating how a biased verdict undercuts liberty and the rule of law. The piece argues that overturning juries destroys constitutional balance and endangers rights.

Lisle James the Second Jefferies Duke of Monmouth Nelthorp

Committes Named for Becorps Statue of Lord Mayor London

Middlesex Journal reports committees appointed to create a statue honoring the late William Becrep Eqs Lord Mayor of London. Gentlemen are urged to ensure the project reflects his virtues independence and public spirit with verses from Psalm 45 as dedication.

Crea William Becrorp London

Address to Londoners on Civil Liberty and Elections

A London letter urges loyal citizens to vote in the upcoming Chief Magistrate election. The writer criticizes Aldermen led by Sir Henry Banks, denouncing their alleged tyranny and urging civic action. The piece frames the vote as a test of constitutional liberty and public virtue.

Henry Banks

Opinion on Aldermen and city officials in 1770

A 1770 letter laments corrupt ministers and praises Brass Crosby and James Townsend, praising their honesty and loyalty to London. The piece condemns Sir Henry Banks and urges the Court of Aldermen to return two upright men, Crosby and Townsend, to serve the city and nation.

Trecothick Henry Banks Crosby London Hall Nath Halifax Shakespeare Efdaile Kennet Townshend Sawbridge Annals of England

Royal Family hunts and coast defense plans unearthed

Yesterday the King and Royal Family hunted in Richmond Park then toured the new Palace before returning to Kew. Reports say coast counties militia will be completed and quartered along sea fronts while the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland visit Bath and Richmond. Court rumors mention Greek islands sales to Britain and Russia loan moves impacting stocks.

C.rip T. L OW Richmond Park New Palace Kew Sea Duchess of Northumberland Bath Richmond St. Petersburgh Levant Great Britain Russia Europe St. James Portugal Lisbon Scarborough Mansfield West Indies Gibraltar Minorca

London Gossip and Trades Ironed by Custom House Practicalities

Reports show merchants in Glasgow planning exports to New York and other American ports amid large orders. Victualling Office orders ship flour and malt to Gibraltar and Minorca. Chatham Dock-yard to be inspected. London crime notes include lace seizure worth 4000 pounds and robberies in Wapping and Clapham. Marriages, births, and deaths intersperse with local incidents and weathered misfortunes.

South Jonathan’s Victualling Office Gibraltar Minorca Chatham Glasgow New York American Lords of the Treasury Wilkes Guild Southwark Temple-Bar Hertfordshire Worcestershire Guernsey Bayone St. Vallery Jean de Luz Havre de Grace Breit Newfoundland Gravesend Adams Burr Street Wapping Hyde Park Barham Oxford Road Darnton Clapham Croydon Chapman Shadwell Miss Groves William Groves Hampstead Ann Lester Clerkenwell Broofe Lincolnshire Iesterday Colonel Richards Richmond St. Anne Soho Linnell Berkeley Square Thomas Griffin Betsey Wheeler Grafton George Bridgman Orlando Bridgman Popham Littlecote Wilts Brooks Thames-street

Plague Claims and City News Amid August Rumors

Unclear fragments reference August events, territorial orders, and an assertion about a plague not yet spread. The text hints at capital numbers and civic concerns, but details are fragmentary and names or places are not clearly identifiable.

Terri

Fragmentary maritime notice from Portsmouth and Sunderland

An OCR fragment mentions Portsmouth and Sunderland and ships or vessels named Thomas and Nancy or Princefla with unclear relation to a sea river setting. Details are scarce, but indicates a nautical context and potential family connections.

Portsmouth Sea River Son Thomas and Nancy Sunderland

Registo of Allegeen and Rights Supporters Statement

Fragmentary note references Sy Edward Alleg een before receipt from respondent A B hinting at conveying to supporters of rights. Mentions management, intention, and next counter list due Saturday after as soon as possible. Includes archaic phrases about popery and Italian influence with scandalous lattice.

Edward Popery Talian

Stock market notes on bank securities and percent rates

Fragmented financial column shows stock prices and odd lot quotes for banks and government securities. Mentions three per cent and half per cent notes with small percentage changes, South Sea and Old and New Ann entries, plus various fractions and figures.

Bank I Ae

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