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Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1782

Page

3

House of Commons approves new ministry and reshuffles peers

Saturday's Post reports the Commons debated Irish affairs as Luttrell warned of unrest in Ireland and Byng sought to coordinate with the new ministry. Writs were moved for Westminster York Northampton Bridgenorth and others as the cabinet formed. We learn about the resignation of the old ministry, appointments to the new administration, and plans to reduce regiments to 70 thousand to fund a stronger navy.

House of Commons Seuce Douglas Forfarshire Peter Burrell Boston Robert Bertie Col. Luttrell Ireland Byng Luttrell Sheridan City of Westminster Charles James Fox Joseph Mawbey County of Surry Admiral Keppel Admiralty Mr. Byng City of York John Cavendish Exchequer Northampton Higham Ferrers Buckingham Lord Althorpe Frederick Montagu James Grenville Elgis Treasury Bridgenorth Knaresborough University of Cambridge Thetford John Dunning Duchy of Lancaster Malton Ed. Burke Queen’s Palace St. James’s Lords North Stormont Hillborough Bathurst Sandwich Dartmouth Mr. Ellis Amherst Townshend Marquis of Rockingham Earl of Treasury, Ordnance Fletcher Norton Baron Grantly Grantly Yorkshire Lord Scarborough Admiralty Yard Lord Sandwich Dunning Lord Ashburton Richard Burke Calne Wiltshire Crew T. Pitt Coke Norfolk Harbord Harbord James Lowther George Savile Weddell Lord Townshend Lord Hinchinbroke Mr. Stephens Brett Admiral Boscawen American Department Boards of Trade and Green Cloth

Bristol City Names and Privateer Actions in Ringroad

The Jupiter privateer seized two ships, a brig from Nantes to Botton with dry goods and a Virginia to Cadiz loop with tobacco. City records show General Conway to receive city freedom for his reconciliatory efforts with America. Also noted are local marriages, deaths, and a shipwreck tragedy near Barnstaple with 38 militia from Carmarthenshire lost at sea.

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Price of Wheat and Baking Rates in Bristol Assize

The Assize of Brean for Bristol sets wheat at 7 shillings 3 pence per bushel, with baking rate at 3 pence per bushel included. This item reports the comparative pricing context within the city’s legal market.

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