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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 11, 1789

Page

4

Royal Visit at Weymouth and Local News Sparks

Reports from Sunday and Tuesday pages detail government efforts to tabulate grain stocks for famine relief in France, naval movements of Swedish frigates, bread scarcity protests in Lille, and a dramatic Oxford Magdalen Walk oak fall. Weymouth hosted royal appearances with fireworks, processions, and a painted library display celebrating George III and Queen Charlotte, with public addresses and coastal excursions described.

Neckar le Grande Moharque Cavillou Jaden Petersburgh Magdalen Walk Oxford Magdalen Charles II Ushiidse Road Licgut Col Lenen Afr

Lords Debate Tythe Bill Sparks Clergy Oppression Fears

Earl Stanhope moved commitment of the tythe regulation bill amid protests against ecclesiastical courts and tythe pressures. Quakers jailed for small debts, Coventry sectarians confined, and opponents warned against sustaining clerical subsistence from tythes. The bill faced strong opposition and was rejected without a vote.

House of Lords Faipay Earl Stanhope William III Worcester Coventry Lord Kenyon Lord Abreden Duke of Norfolk

Newspaper Tax Debated In House Of Commons

The House formed after long delay and debated India resolutions and opium trade. Members argued the newspaper tax clause affecting hiring papers and hawkers. The clause, adding 6d per advertisement and a halfpenny per paper, passed by 99 to 8 after debate. the session adjourned until Monday.

House of Commons Dundas India Major Scott Dempter Prdé Drake Joseph Mawbypoke Janes Polustone Sheridan Hafey Ansey

Fale of Copyhold Estate Causes Trustee Claim

At a recent court session before Lord Loughborough trustees Guiness Lance and Metcalfe sued Erhart to recover 67 pounds 14s 6d from a copyhold sale. The defendant bought as highest bidder but did not perform the contract, trustees seek damages. The sale, conducted with printed conditions, claimed the property was clear of all encumbrances though a verbal annuity clause appeared, prompting objections. The steward testified delivery and transfer followed manor custom. auctioneer James Taylor described printed conditions, but they lacked any refinements. The judge weighed evidence against the printed notice and warned that verbal declarations cannot contradict written terms.

Sittines Lord Loughborough Guiness Lance Metcalff Drohm Erhart Sex Seeaant Bonn James Taylor Serjeant Adair LovzorouGu

Auctioneer's Verbal Declarations Contradict Printed Conditions

A court ruling states buyers cannot rely on auctioneer verbal statements when they conflict with printed sale conditions. Plaintiffs were non suited after determining the auctioneer’s words are not valid compared to the printed terms. This warns auctioneers to ensure printed conditions are altered before a sale if mistakes exist.

French affairs and taxation in Europe and Saint Domingue

The piece discusses France under Ivers Etat and a unified future monarchy across Alsace Lorraine and other provinces, plus the challenge of harmonizing taxation across diverse regions. It notes patriotic progress, with Saint Domingue representatives and a large enslaved population proposed for emancipation and political representation, drawing warm approval.

France Europe Alsace Lorraine Flanders Compte St. Domingo Assembly of the States of France

Arrival of Majesty at Weymouth Inspires Jubilant Ode

An exuberant verse greets the royal arrival at Weymouth, praising King George and Weymouth as the future seat of national glory. Emblazoned with Neptune and Nymphs, the poem heralds freedom after Albion’s sorrow, vows protection for Britennia’s friend ETerNat Kiyo, and extols public cheers from coast to coast.

Weymouth Fexultant Weymouti Neptune George Albion

Yor boys and men confront a pernicious habit among youth

A terse notice warns that boys and young men in their prime face serious consequences from a widespread habit among the young. The brief urges awareness and caution without detailing the habit or its effects.

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