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Newspaper
Middlesex Middlesex Journal
Location
Middlesex, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 28, 1769
Page
3
A lengthy Puritan style manifesto criticizes colonial policy and English governance. It accuses a named agent of aiding enemies of America, warns of royal misrule, and urges reform within a secret society to restore constitutional liberty and public virtue.
Extract from the Extraordinary North Briton No 72 proposes forming a society to spiritually cure religious corruption. It urges loyalty to the King and emphasizes upholding native country welfare as a grandparentlike duty.
From Warsaw dated September 6 reports say little material has changed since Ruffians and Turks fought as Tartars retreating through Mohilow have destroyed towns. Grand Vizier recalled, possible replacement named. Horse guards under Prince Poniatowski and General Grabowski ordered to attend the King on a planned journey around September 15. Russian forces alleged to have defeated Prince Lubomirski near Lemberg, seizing artillery and baggage. Thorn reportedly surrounded by confederates and mail service disrupted.
At Guildhall yesterday the Livery chose two Aldermen to be returned to the Court of Aldermen for election to the Lord Mayor’s office next year. Aldermen Beckford and Treco thick were nominated. Sir James Hodges and Common Serjeant Nugent opposed, citing a Henry VI by law barring immediate reuse of the mayoralty within seven years.
A tense London election battle saw objections to a candidate based on an obsolete by law. Sheriff Townsend and city officers faced questioned precedents as liverymen debated Beckford and Trecothick for Lord Mayor, with a noon poll showing Beckford and Trecothick led over Bankes and others by narrow margins.
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