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No. 98: March / April 2019

Princess Charlotte’s wedding
Excitement as the heir to the throne marries her German prince
Jane Austen’s prayers
Understanding the author's faith
There goes the neighbourhood
The Prince Regent moves into nearby Kempshott
‘Spy Nozzy’ and the fears of foreign espionage
Two of England's finest poets were mistaken for overseas agents
Ghostly goings-on
Exploring the supernatural, the paranormal and the superstitious
Regency Rogue
Eliza Ross, the murderess hanged on the evidence of her own son

Corsets, celluloid and controversies
Exploring the film and television adaptations of Jane Austen’s novels
Trump: how Jane had seen it all before
Comparing the Prince Regent and the President of the US
Thirty years of Austen in Australia
JASA marks a major milestone
Small swords and sabres
Could Mr Bennet have challenged Mr Wickham to a duel?
Jane’s neighbour was the Father of Australia
Arthur Phillip retired to Bath during Austen’s time in the city
A peek between the covers
Fashion magazines of Austen’s day
Fear and food riots
As the Prince Regent partied, his subjects in the north faced starvation

Christmas with Jane Austen’s family
Celebrating the festive season in a truly Georgian style
Love, lies and elopement
Escaping to Gretna Green in a hurry was not uncommon
‘We will have a pianoforte’
Jane’s delight at her family’s new keyboard instrument
Massacre at Manchester
Mike Leigh’s new film Peterloo is coming out soon
Ship, ship, hooray!
Who you know mattered in the Regency-era Royal Navy
Which witch is which?
Cunning folk, druids and pagans were never far away
‘Pretty little TunbridgeWare’
Wooden souvenirs that delighted the Austen family

Gainsborough and the theatre
A stunning new exhibition at the Holburne Musuem, Bath
Austen’s cradle of genius
Archaeologists have made some stunning finds at Steventon
Marrying his mistress
Elizabeth Armistead became the companion of a top politician
Jane and the archbishop
The trail of Austen literarcy criticism leads to an Irish cathedral
Art and exploration
The Royal Academy of Arts and Captain Cook’s travels
Wentworth’s prize money
How does Persuasion’s hero compare with Austen’s brothers?
Fathers and daughters
The Burneys, the Mitfords and the Austens

Flying start
Air travel in Jane Austen’s day – including some sky-high romantic adventures
Staging Persuasion
A new adaptation is touring the UK to rave reviews
Painting for love
Thomas Gainsborough’s family portraits will be on display in the UK and the US
Rioting on the streets of London
References to civil unrest can be found in Northanger Abbey
Janeites are gathering
Exclusive previews of the Jane Austen Festival in Bath and the JASNA AGM in Kansas City, Missouri
Searching for a lost Austen library
Can you help to find missing volumes from the Godmersham library?

Man and machine
Were the Luddites friend or foe?
Jane Austen’s children
Young people are never far away, whether in life or in the novels
Women on the gallows
Terrifying tales of Georgian ladies condemned to hang
Fun by the seaside
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton is a symbol of decadence
Spreading the faith
Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, and her role in the expansion of Methodism
Aunt Jane’s advice
Letters to a favourite niece show how much she cared