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Newspaper

Bristol Journal

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 12, 1789

Page

2

London Gazette Notice of Battery of Lottery Office Appoint

Wednesday and Thursday’s Volts from the London Gazette Whiterall Sept 8 report Mort Thomas Wood is appointed by royal commissioners to manage his Majesty’s ramp duties as an investor of Lottery Offices. The page lists promotions in regiments now in the East Indies, including the 329th, 719th, 724th, rye, 75th, 76th and 77th.

Mort Thomas Wood Pate Indies Tau Bath-street T. Stock Bristel

Royal News and Portentous Happenings from London

London dispatches recount the Queens Lady's planned arrival, Windsor Castle's nearly launched 98 gun ship delayed by keel issues, and Prince of Wales surviving a Newark coach accident. Also notes Danish naval movements, Tuscan and Algerine engagements, MPs elected unopposed, and a deadly Amersham storm with cattle losses.

London Winular Che Rois Cgoisen Windsor Calle Deptford Yard R. H Duke of York Duke of Clarence Richmond Brighton Plymouth Prince of Wales York Newark St. Lord Clermont Col St. Leger Viourwick Lake Ely Wis Lord Clermont Rusha Sweden Exzland France Aladriz Don Alexander Malafpina Cadiz Goth Don Anthony Pineda Don Louis Nee Don Philip Bauza Joseph Pozo Academy of Seville Joseph Guio Leghorn Corsica R. W. Wryane Denbighshire George Allanson Winn Baham Birgin Yorkshire Bart Ripon Clerkenwell Amersham Mr. Drake New Grive Lane Ratcliffe Highway Cheshunt Hertfordshire Richard Jephson Mace House of Lords Judith Jephson Mr. Jephson Sydenham Sydenham Wells

Royal progress at Weymouth and naval ceremony

A crowded description covers a royal visit to Weymouth aboard the Magnificent. The King and Queen with Princess Elizabeth attend divine service, hear a sermon by Rev. Clifton, and observe marine guards and royal fare on deck. The royal party, including Lord and Lady Chatham, expresses gratitude for the sermon and mingles with sailors at dinner and in the quarter deck rooms.

Nottingham Brighton St. Leonard's Bridgnorth Monnay Meriden Heath Wooden Forest of Arcen Lal Aylesford Maddox Prince of Wales Thomas Phipps Old Heath Shrewsbury Richard Coleman Oswelley Gal Exeter Exe Tiverton Ward Newgate Weymouth Weymouth Road Clifton Goliah Elizabeth Onslow Pangway The Magnificent Lord Chatham

Notable Candidates for Hull Seat Announced in 18th Century Election

The notice lists Moyler declining re election and candidates Sir John Miller Sir Corbett Corbett David Hartley Sebright and William Wratton vying for the Hull seat. Also includes verses from Rev Dr Peckard about Newel Edis and multiple marriage and obituaries notices from Jamaica Spain and Herefordshire detailing marriages deaths and promotions.

Batu Mr. Moyler John Miller Corbett Corbett David Hartley Hull Mr. Sebright John Sebright William Wratton

Prince of Wales recovers as royal tour continues

Reports from London dated September 910 recount the Prince of Wales fully recovered from a recent accident. A Paris pension renunciation by an elderly veteran inspired officers of the Touraine regiment to similar acts. News from New York states the American Congress arranged a treaty with Madrid over East Florida and logwood rights in the Bay of Honduras. Royal progress includes visits to Milton Abbey and Gloucester Lodge with lavish hospitality. The Royal Family remains in good health and spirits as their itinerary proceeds.

London Prince of Wales Regiment of Touraine Viscount de Mirabeau Paris M. de Montalemberti America Monsieur France Count New York State American Congress Madrid Spain Congress East Florida Bay of Honduras St. Robert Tavilor Westminster Abbey Poets Corner Highgate Porson Weynouthi Milton Abbey Lord Milton Miss Damer Princess Royal Lady Courtous Glocester Lodge

Massachusets General Court Adjourns to January

The general Court of Massachusetts adjourned to January next after taking the oath to support the U S Constitution. The article outlines provisions of the new constitution, stressing uniform duties across states and that no moneys be drawn without legislative appropriation. The piece mentions powers to tax and provide for general welfare, reflecting early federal finance principles.

America New York General Court of Massachusers United States Congress United-States United- States Treasury

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London Gazette Whiterall Lady Chatham Laav Howe Lord Chesterfiel Lord Howe Sydney Lod Courtoun Lady Waldegrave Lord Westmoreland O. Waldegrave Gwynne Miss Townshend Peckard Newel Edis Letton Peterborough P.P Marriro Stephen Langston Chintchurch Oxford Rebecca Gines Grosvenor-place Spanish Town Jamaica William Ramsey High Court of Chancery That Island Gordon Larchin Gordon Wm. Cockell Sandys Miles Sandys Lfg Graithwaite James Lynch His Majesty’s Navy Granada William Sutherland 45Th Regiment of Foot George Cuthbert Port Royal Savanna-la- Mar Nicholas Allen Blake House of Assembly Westmoreland Wm. Hudson Foot Guards Hamhouse Countess of Dy Shobdon Court Herefordshire Caroline Sackville Viscount Sackville Taylor Tillington Hereford Bromyard Ann Smith Wm. Smith Alexander Fordyce Wm. Fordyce Alexander Scott Foundling Hospital Bristol United States of America Hucy Heirme George Watson J. Stephens James Bailey Glocester-street Brunswick Square Au@ion Merl. James William Bailey Maryport-street Glocestershire Fiddington Farm Homedown Farm Fiddington Allchurch Fewkebury Cheltenham William Davison Markham Henry Markham Tewkesbury Read Bellinn Glocester Woolstone Bishop’s Cleeve Richard Shipway Waterworth Collet FéWkesbury Méilrs Ring-Street Hare N.B Ersertton Olveston Lirreton-upon-Severn Joseph Yates Stoke-Bishop Seft Thomas Crisp William Crisp St. Philip and Jacob Samuel AtTwoop Mason Aid William James Samari Wess John Weeks Bath Tavern Corn-street Samuent Wess Exchange Branston James Phillips Webb St. George William Bromly Chester Gayvwner Walter Chandler Wittiam Aptian Reacros-street Exchange Coffee-House Success Wiscaffett W. Gayner the& Society Fothergill Ead Coox Mir. Parker Murrecy Stevens Ansford James Ander Histétter David Vanner Lewis Clutterbuck John Jones Elgard Frazer William Matthews Hriday Brusskgrs Flanders Mos M. Linguet Battile Netherlands Electorate of Cologne Cleves Levant Zea Voinorich Lorenzi Tine
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