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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 24, 1787

Page

3

Political and maritime notes collide with court drama

Reports from courts and parliament discuss savings on government expenditure, Pitt’s executorship influence, and St Cross College anecdotes. naval legends of Le Cafer survival and a King's Bench contempt case mingle with tea cultivation in America, fires in Gracechurch Street, and banker governance debates.

Pitt Duke of Rutland College of St. Cross Winchester Partens London Sir Charles Douglas le Cafar Lord Rodney Court of King’s Bench Buller Lord Mansfield Bankeus United States China States of America Atlantic West Indies America East-Indies Sicilly West-Indies Pole Gracechurch-street Carlicroon Military Academy of Marine Cattegat Baltic Finland

News of ship losses and city oddities from Hull to London

Letters arrive from Hull reporting the loss of the Italian Company vessels Senegalia and Phenix near Calais with heavy cargo and crew presumed drowned. Amid insurance satire in Tooley Street and a gruesome coroner’s verdict for a shoemaker with a cut throat, tales unfold of a nobleman’s ward and a journeyman Taylor's fortune. A Dublin death and a Piccadilly accident close this wide-ranging column of misfortune and whimsy.

Mwwatenra Hull Phernix Calais Cowam Phenix Barron Felo de Fe Feigs Taylor Meathstreet Dublin Tie Ash Street Piccadilly St. George’s Hospital

Funeral procession marks the Duke of Rutland tribute

Ireland notes the morning funeral procession for the late Duke of Rutland starting at the House of Lords. The solemn ride through Dublin includes Royal Irish Artillery, Grenadier companies, regimental bands, and the Viceregal body with heralds, yeomen guards, and escort pages.

Duscin Duke of Rutland House of Lords Barre Royal Irish Artillery Garter St. Patrick Dublin Guards

Mourning processions and draws in Dublin ahead of Rutland funeral

A detailed account describes the dampened crowds, police precautions, and noble attendance for the Duke of Rutland funeral in Dublin. Lord Justices and city dignitaries led the procession with carriages, horse guards, and clergy, while commemorative bells and minute guns marked the day. Lottery numbers and stock quotations from the period follow, including bank stock rates and long annuities dated 1778 1779 1913 16ths.

Dublin Bank of Ireland, &c Duke of Rutland

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