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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1788

Page

4

Amicus Veritatis under fire over Lukins affair debate

A writer derides the Amicus Veritatis for claiming impartiality in the George Lukins case, arguing that both Lukins and the seven ministers were likely impostors. He questions the depth of Cyclopedia support, asserts intoxication and deception as probable, and urges a rigorous, verifiable standard for truth beyond creed or opinion.

Avengers of Justice Friends of Truth Amicus Z. H George Lukins Amicus Veritatis Love Geo. Lukins Amacus Veritatis

Debates on imposture and stage reform in 1788 London

The letter argues Geo Lukins’ imposture, condemns prestidigitation by public performers, and calls for dramatic reform. It critiques W. A. W.’s actions, defends private manipulation of fortune, and outlines theatre improvements from stage design to propriety, urging authentic domestic drama and rejecting prologues.

Thaida Fuliet Deborah England London Aslam Little Wenlock Bridgnorth Sarospaire Pilula Salutarla

Fire at Maidenhead inn stables leads to punishment

COUNTRY NEWS READING Aug 8 A fire at the White Hart inn stables Maidenhead consumed the stable and a wheat barn. Two hostlers left candles burning. magistrates committed them to Reading house of correction for eighteen months to deter fire carelessness.

Country News Reading White-Hart Inn Maidenhead Powney Taylor Penfold A& of Parliament Bright Helmstone Tedi Jones Watson Joseph Ward Reynolds Ward Bristol Tyne Earl

Remains of Gainsborough laid to private grave at Kew Church Yard

On Saturday last the body of Thomas Gainsborough was buried in a private grave at Kew Church Yard as per his prior request. Attended by a mourning party from Pall Mall, the procession included notable figures such as Sheridan Sandby Reynolds Cotes and Chambers. Sir Joshua Reynolds and Sir William Chambers travelled from the country to honor the departed genius.

S.ns Geo. Lukins Geo. Ihn Temple Vestry King-street R. Cum Natio Theban Band of Ps’s Qop’s Thomas Gainsborough Kew Church Yard Pall Mall Sheridan Paul Sandby Joshua Reynolds Cotes William Chambers Moyers Windsor

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