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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 19, 1788

Page

2

Royal procession from Windsor to Nanhem county church

London Gazette reports that King George VI with Queen Elizabeth and Princesses left Windsor yesterday at seven o clock, visited Earl of Harcourt at Nanhem, then arrived before five in the afternoon. Crowds welcomed the royals with loyal demonstrations in every town. This morning they attended Divine Service at the parish church where a sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester.

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Provisional Treaty Details and Westminster Election Moves

A London dispatch from July 1415 outlines a Provisional Treaty of defensive alliance between Prussia and Great Britain with ratification due within six weeks. It cites Articles on mutual defense, aid, and joint action, plus the Westminster election scene where Lord Hood is opposed and Lord John Townshend appears as a preferred Whig candidate.

Pruffia Great-Britain Ener Majesties Philip Charles van Alvensteben The Hague James Harris Prussia England Westminster Europe Berlin Loo Guelderland Lord Hood Fox Hit Hhouse Ruffel Jobn William Ruffel John Townshend J. Townshend Harry Honfe Sheridan Marquis of Townshend Earl of Leicester Tate A Guildhall B. Hamer Portfoken Bond Alderman Curtis Lord Howe

Political intrigues and robberies shadow late July news

Reports from London and Bath chronicle appointment rumors surrounding Sir Archibald Campbell and Lord Chathall, plus election results in Maidstone. A Devonshire house robbery nets diamonds and coins, with extensive suspect details. Pedestrian feats, church ruin inspections, and multiple thefts, notices, and marriages fill the page with diverse local items.

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