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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 18, 1789

Page

4

Swed ish fleet moves as famine fears grip Europe

London reports a turbulent scene with Baltic and Mediterranean forces, including the Swedish fleet near Bironholm and Revel, the Russian galleons sending provisions to Finland, and France guarding grain amid shortages. Disturbances in Paris prompt tightened port orders while trade profits rise from grain shipments from America.

London Bironholm Revel Copenhagen Finland Louisa Loch Hood Westminster House of Commons Baron Negel Duke of Leeds Pit Holland Necker Fresa Europe Comscare Paris Uuzz Wengland Lisexty America France Spain Hawkesbury Earl Corma Camden China Portland Catharine Prince of Georgia Porte Aidhouy Chesthire Chester Burgh of Elgin Whitechapel Cox Thomas Cox Badby Northamptonshire Joseph Lunar Old Bailey John Davis Davis Welchman St. James’s Park

Park cross diamond case ends with acquittal at Old Bailey

Amid a crowded trial, a man posing as a park keeper faced accusations over a diamond cross valued at 5211. After witnesses and a tense exchange, the judge urged acquittal for the prisoner, citing lack of felony grounds and noting folly in the attempted deception.

Davis Greenpark Welchman Key Mr. Evans Justice Wilson Wales Old Bailey Recorder Carmarthen John Lloyd Haverfordwest Cardigan Brecon George Hardinge Abel Moysey Radnorshire Presteign Breconshire Glamorganshire Cardiff Baxsturrs John Macgregor Gregory Shoreditch Thomas Plumbe John Woods Ormskirk Lancashire Charles Dare Cripplegate Buildings Thomas Ireland Chichester Sussex Robert Page Saint Bartholomew Hyde Southampton John Thew Bowlyard Middlesex Jacob Aae Lyncombe Widcombe Bath Boxer Three Uns Inn Vaughan Frome Divinexos Peter Layng Wells Somenirtshire Guildhall George Hartley South Newton Oxford Tire, Baker Elephant and Cattle Bloxham Oxfordshire William Fisher Bath Easton Somersetshire All Saint’s-lane Bristol John Harris Portsmouth Hants

Magnetism and Westminster Rights in 1789 Letter

A fragmentary dramatic note from Albermarle Street on July 7 1789 features Mr Mainuduc and magistrate resistance to magnetism practicers and a parliament report on Westminster voting rights. John Townshend expresses devotion to citizen rights while debating suffrage and political favors with old allies.

Westminster Sam John Townshend Albermarle-street

Address to repeal art petition from Gregory Gape

Gregory Gape of Bristol writes July 10 1789 urging fellow citizens to join a unanimous petition for repealing the art while parliament sits He laments the shift from humble tasks to beating hemp and signs as a faithful old correspondent to conclude his note

Philotheoras Gregory Gape Bristol

Henry's Calcined Magnesia in Bottles and Boxes

Calcined magnesia prepared by Thomas Henry apothecary in Manchester is sold in London Bath Taunton and Gloucester outlets in bottles at 6d and 3s or with ground stoppers at 3s 6d. It is claimed superior to other preparations, relieves flatulence and acidities without griping, aids digestion and is suitable for patients with stone and gravel conditions, indigestion and sedentary lifestyles. Uncalcined magnesia available in boxes at 2s 4d 6d and one guinea. each item bears directions signed by Thomas Henry.

Henry Thomas Henry Apothecary Manchester J. Johnson St. Paul’s Churchyard London J. Group Barster W. Taylor Bath Raikes Glocester Toulmin Taunton Blondel France Spain Portugal Germany Italy Europe Francis Blondel Arena Chapelle Geremany Macfrickt Sometme Déie Blondel J. Rudhall and Co N. B Blundel Rudhall and Co Hodson Nature Bristol J. Rudhall Hatten Garden

Hudson's Vegetable Syrup and Restorative Drops Ad

Public have enjoyed Hudson's Vegetable Syrup and Restorative Drops for five years at low prices despite their value and the effort to prepare them. Government has imposed an additional duty on newspapers and advertisements, raising the cost of making useful articles known.

Hasting House of Peers House of Commons England Hudson

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