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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1788

Page

2

Royal Marine Department orders fleet buildup in Mediterranean

From Madrid letters Paris reports the Royal Marine Department will equip ships to block the Ruffian squadron through the Straits of Gibraltar. The move counters Czarina’s Venice alliance plans and aims to prevent Mediterranean penetration. Trieste trade stalls as Emperor ships risk Turkish rovers in the Gulf.

Paris France Madrid Royal Marine Department Gibraltar Czarina Republic of Venice Dey Algiers Mediterranean Trieste

Neutrality issue over Russian fleet transports in Baltic

London readers learn that Britain refused to allow fifteen to eighteen ships of 400 tons to serve as Russian transports amid tensions with Russia. The Ministry cites neutrality between Russia and the Porte, with couriers sent to Petersburgh and potential Franco-Spanish pressure noted. Additional notes cover royal marriage gossip, ministerial debates on tobacco, and various commercial and diplomatic items.

London Thornton Russia Baltic Mediterranean Ruffa Porte Spain France Petersburgh Denmark Hompesch Germany Downing-street Vienna Eden Madrd Pruffa Yorkshire Lord Cornwallis Bengal Fitzherbert Duke of Bedford Richard Henry Lee Virginia Congress Algiers Barbary

Humane Society Dinner Celebrates Rescue Efforts

A large Humane Society anniversary in London praised rescues by Medical Assistants, with 350 attendees and a generous charitable response. A procession of 30 to 40 young people followed, saluting the lifesaving work amid a festive dinner and ample wine.

France Bullock Rockingham Lord Barrymore Kingdom Nimble Mr. Vernon Fool Lord Clement Kent Richard Hardinge Manship Charles Gregorie Bengal Madras India House Shrewsbury Humane Society N. Bond Bow-street David Daniel Clarey Elizabeth Gombert Imray Pulteney-street Soho Newgate Old Bailey Salisbury Journal Caverhill Hamlin

Offenses and trials at Hereford and Lewes assizes

Monmouth March 27 two released prisoners attempted pocket picking leading to a knife wound and one man’s life despaired of. Lewes March 31 two prisoners convicted capital crimes, plus a formal trial over verbal sheep contracts at Cliff fair ending with the jury finding for the plaintiff with twenty shillings damages.

Monmouth Hereford Lewes William Darlinler Richard Tollhurst Nifi Prius Alexander Richard Comber

Merchant and tradesmen listings in March update

Bankfurts March 29 list names several traders including David Sandiman and Andy Graham of St John Street merchants Joshua Watson of Standrop Durham apothecary and druggist James Winterbottom of South Shields surgeon and apothecary Edward Harris of Stokenchurch butcher and Christopher Beddingfield of Needham Market yarn maker all noted in the regional directory.

Bankfurts David Sandiman Andy Graham St. John-street Joshua Watson Standrop Durham James Winterbottom South Shields Edward Harris Stokenchurch Oxfordshire Christopher Beddingfield Needham Market Suffolk

Obituaries and Marriages From Wiltshire and Beyond

A cropped notice lists May events including Edward Rose of Witshire, Reuben Cleverly of New Sarum, and John Wyatt of Oxford, with final entries and various marriages. Notable marriages include George Harrison to Mrs. Bishop, Julian Nicholas to Miss Hayward, and Rev. Mr. Scraggs to Miss Bowering. Also noted are deaths and a long list of regional clerics, lawyers, and tradespeople with locations across England including Bristol Worcester Bath Bridgwater Axbridge and Oxford.

Edward Rose Witordshire Staple-hall Inn Witney Reuben Cleverly New Sarum Wilts Parade Cottee-house John Wyatt Oxford Wheatsheaf and Anchor George Lewis Bristol Marrien George Harrison Norroy King of Arms Bishop George Bishop Sydenham Brinkworth Julin Nicholas Hayward Rogers Birmingham Mathews Worcester Webb Earl-ftreet Chathamplace London Brown Wincanton Somerset William Blunt Springfield Place Sussex Mills Glanville Catchfrench Cornwall James Harrop Manchester Greaves Axbridge John Boak Mary Rawlins Thomas Browne Salperton Eliz. Kirkhim Mr. Scraggs Bridgwater Bowering Knight Theatre-Royal Bath P. Farren Farren Drury Lane Charles Bishop Elkstone Radford Glocestershire George White White Place Onslow Barrett Thomas Chapman Navestock Essex Cullercoates Northumberland James Mills Bamborough Adm Ch. Knowles County of Eomunp Rack John Collinson Clanfield North Cadbury Chard Brewton Huith Doulting Crewkerne Wintcombe Yatton Kingsbury South-Petherton Yeovil North-Curry Taunton Curry-River Wedmore North- Petherton Burton-Pynsent Chatham Kelnelton Caesar Hawkins Hatch-Court John Collins Montacute Edward Phelips South-hill John Strode Lady Miller Bath Abbey Sir J. Miller Town Hall Ilminster John Smith Sydling Backwell Lord Viscount Wey Martocurch John Butler Frome A. Crocker Marston Cork Nettlecombe John Trevelyan Hellercombe C. W. Bampfylde James Langham Bart Monkton Matthew Brickdale

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