11 Feb 1822
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Newspaper
Christian Reporter
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 11, 1822
Page
1
A poet reflects on a decade past, recalling a world of happiness and beauty. The speaker mourns that youthful bliss has faded, noting pleasures now feel like falling stars, yet seeks comfort in loved ones and the enduring home star of truth and bliss.
The text warns that delays breed remorse and urges swift, sober action. It advises seizing time, planning ahead, and avoiding protracted hesitation. Metaphors of sailing, winds, and time’s hair illustrate how procrastination yields missed opportunities and wasted effort.
New South Wales weekly papers reveal social life progress from 30 years ago a savage frontier to modern enterprise. The piece surveys advertisements races stagecoaches and society notices, plus a forecast of poor relief returns and legal costs rising from 1748 to 1820.
Notes trace the origin of God Save the King and a Latin Grace to the 1607 royal entertainment marking King James I's escape from the Gunpowder Plot. Dr John Ball set the anthem. Ben Jonson wrote verses. the event featured music in the King's Chapel Royal hall with an organ and a ceremonial supper.
The Don Cossacks committee hosted the Bible Society in Novo-Tcherkask on the 26th with officers in uniform. They have raised 33,163 rubles for Petersburgh and circulated about 3,000 scriptures, opening ten depots and forming seven local correspondents. The Calmacs near the Don now mostly read the Gospel in their language, paying a ruble for copies, signaling strong zeal to spread the scripture.
January report observes wheats looking well but drawn up by wet weather. Frost risk raises concern of exhausted vegetation. may boost straw over corn. Sowing mostly finished. rain and fog persistence keeps lands wet. Dry, fine wheat commands 75s per quarter. overall prices decline. Wool remains in demand. manufactures improving, easing labor surplus.
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