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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 13, 1770
Page
4
A fragmentary parody on Sweet Willy Ro portrays a preacher named Sweet Willy Ro celebrated by admirers. It notes his persuasive sermons, public reception, and imagined influence, critiquing an intrusion into lectureships without precedent.
A reader forwards a dated list of names who voted in 1702 to agree with Lords Amendments to a Bill for Protestant succession security. The long roster includes Lords Ruffel Gostwick, Henry Boyle, Walpole, Montague, Onslow, Pelham, and many others, with many estates and Esq. titles.
Periodic Gazette reports dispatches from Grenada and Petersburg, a drawing room at St James's, and Hawke's meeting with the king. Talks of press warrants, Portuguese aims, and Guard ships reflect tensions near Change-Alléy and the Thames. Mentions Hutchinson's Massachusets governorship, Lord Chatham in town, and political shifts in Ireland and Jamaica.
A dense notice page recounts private births and marriages in London and home news. Events include the delivery of a son at Piccadilly, a monument inscription error at Guildford, and various local misfortunes. Reports cover highway robberies, assaults, accidental injuries, petty thefts, and a fire at Spitalfields.
A fragmentary list of religious and philosophical works translated or discussed, including The Sacred Plague, various discourses on miracles, and examinations of religions. The entry notes orders issued across Swedish dominions to complete regiments amid political threat and punishment.
Fragmented stock market note shows Bank and Cent Bank figures. Mentions percentages and dates in unclear OCR text. Likely a brief financial update with rates or dividends.
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