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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1789

Page

4

Sunday aid Tuesday's posts and the Princess Augusta gift

Fragment from our first page reports Tie Kinz fixed a quarterly annuity for Princess Augusta on her coming of age. The Coven presented jewels for the occasion. Paris letters note bakers targeted with extortion, a Paris decree requires daily bread output and two months notice before business closure, with severe penalties for retirement during distress.

Augusta Paris Hotel de Ville Oufrels Vienna Akerman Prince de Cobourg Tartinelle Wouot Lord North Treasury France Europe Schlieffen Prussia Liege Sweden London Times Versailles

Echo and Newfoundland News in a Turbulent Season

Reports describe the Echo sloop and two French warships in Newfoundland, a harbored captain threatened to quit, convicts landed in Newfoundland headed to England, and cattle diseases in Ireland cause farmer alarm. Port incidents include a missing box at Birmingham and Madame Mara in Venice. Court news covers libel cases and outlawry writs with dramatic defenses, and social scenes note a fundraising event where ladies and gentlemen pool gifts, ending with a playful payment dispute over a guinea.

Rose Newfoundland Italy Spain Portugal Newfoungsland St. John’s England Milbank Government of Ireland United States of America Tollow Madame Mara Venice Philip Withers King’s Bench Fitzherbert Nemess Marquis de Beloir D’ Arcy Wentworth Tie Barrington Newcastle Leicester Ball Abbots-Bromley Rugby Fair Hamley-Heath

Pretty Orange Vendors at Morpeth Races

At Morpeth Races two girls sold oranges after dinner. They offered to sell to each gentleman, sparking a scene as Sir Henry Liddell pledged a guinea for an orange for every man present, prompting a sharp response from the Duke of Northumberland.

Harry Morpeth Henry Liddell Duke of Northumberland

Equalizing Weights and Measures Urged by Miller Letter

A circular letter to Clerks of the Peace reveals Sir John Muller pursues a Parliament supported plan to probe and reform weights and measures across Britain. Miller pledges to move a Commons enquiry, summon a committee, and require county returns detailing current weights, measures, and rare denominations used in markets.

John Muller House of Commons House of Commions Great Britain J. R. Miller London St. James’s-street

Potatoes share shelves in potluck bread recipe and soup

A Bath Agriculture Society communique presents a potato bread method with washed potatoes boiled to pulp, mixed with water and flour, barm, and yeast, baked in a hot oven. It notes costs and yields about eight pounds of bread at a penny per pound and adds a simple family soup recipe using beef, peas, potatoes, carrots, turnips, onions, celery, herbs, and water to make three gallons.

The Bath Agriculture Society Jos. Hazard Bradford Wilts S. d Onco

The Comic Opera at Drury Lane Theatre Review

A theater notice previews The Comic Opera at Drury Lane, praising its author Mary Queen of Scots for dramatic skill and applauding the production for its merit and crowd appeal. It sketches Le Marque de Fer with characters including Carline and the Abbess, set on the island of Saint Marguerite, detailing plot twists of escape and gate scenes.

le Marque Teeer Cartine le Marque de Fer Carline le Malgue Bannister Greenwood Drury- Ine Mary Queen of Scots Kelly Barrymore Suell Carlinew Crouch Edwards Teresa

Island of St Marguerite Prologue Portrait of Liberty

Fragmentary 17th century verse praises a mysterious hero linked to Bourbon Vermandois Monmouth Beaufort and a blessed isle. The speaker intends to stage a Prologue, not reveal the man, and praises liberty, peace, and national resilience amid tumult and critique.

Island of St. Marguerite Bourbon Vermandois Monmouth Beaufort Zhen Isle Silver Sea Albion

Lottery Dreams And The Wise Man’s Caution

A poem warns against lottery schemes and hollow riches, arguing that bold schemes cause ruin for many while honest daily work sustains families. It contrasts reckless hoping for ten thousand pounds with prudent, steady wealth and the deceptive nature of chance. The piece urges prudence, patience, and virtue over quick fortune, noting the toll on creditors and the folly of chasing luck.

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