Lottery notices and ticket sales at reputable venues
A historical notice lists tickets priced 16s each for a lottery event beginning on King’s Birthday with 20 prizes of £1,000 to be drawn in the first 20 minutes. It names officials, venues at Dispensary and Upper Crown Street, and numerous numbers and participants in a dense catalog of stake tickets and names.
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Baony Leshes
Sta
ALL Souls’ College
Oxford
Ttonal Society
Friends
Freemasons
Queen-street
Duke of York
National Society
Walmsley
Cliford’s Trin
Estern Dispensary
Charles-street
Westminster
Duke of Bucciuca
K.P
St. Margaret’s Church
Itr
Robert Stevens
A.M
St. James's Garrick Hithe
St. Margaret's
House of Commons
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Shirley
Symonds
Banks
Higginson
Castwright
Capon
James Porter
Edward William Glasier
Thoms
J. ‘Prollane
Ipsham-Street
Wal Linderlan
Upper Crown-street
Westm
Fgvyton
Cornhill
Lombard-street
Eyton
Eyron
Somenset-Place
Somerset-place
Fey Ybisu
Chaving-Cross
Sisteenths
BISH
Lothery
King
Swift
Martin
Carrel
Hazard
Sivewright
Marshal
Webb
Pidding
Sivewrig
Carroll
Carrall
Hornsb
Eylin
Piddin
Hazar
Richards
Hornsby
Carrol
Brz Iwazard and CO
J. Richardson
Kirkby Kendal
Westmorland
Howse Carpenter
Ising
Arims-fan
Kirkby Neudal
Iday
Msewell
Lincoln
Te Guildhall
Lincol
Liigefield
Lancashire
King’s Head
Broughton
HK. 2d
Buby
Beccles
Suffolk
B. Leader
Bristol
Mar.Inn
Burstem
Staffordshire
M. Callum
Kdlington Quay
Yorkshire
Kingston-upon-Hull
It. Hawkins
Bath
Wristol
J. Pen
Linder
Guildhall
Sedlow
Chai Balls
Havesued
Homford
London
Ginieny
CMU
Leavenhall-vtircet
Guildholmd
Sehnieder
Whee Fion-Court
Virchin-lene
Weastminster
J. Tripp
J." Dyer
Aytetel
T. Bullock
New Laith
Lancaster
Windmill Tus
Manchester
Lord Byron Fourth and Last Childe Harold Published Today
This item notes the publication of Lord Byron's fourth and last canto of Childe Harold, issued in 8vo format. It mentions the literary character and illustrations from the History of Men of Genius, and lists John Murray as printer at Albemarle Street. It also references The Origin of the Pindaries by an officer in the Hon. East India Company.
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Apollonicon
St. Martin’s
Orbdnance
Pull-Mall
Haydn
Reiner Tobbie Rees
Ogether
Seore
Oa Mt
Ublic
John Soung
University of Oxford
London
Kentish Town
Jefferies-street
Barton
Agiply
H. L
Northumberland-street
Strand
Bishop
Miss Stephens
Theatre Royal Covent Garden
Fern Ries
Mozart
Dizi
Osford-street
Great Portlaide Street
MT Pertal
Daly
Margate
Covent-garden
Asia
Conan Dan
Slington House
Fleet-street
Ae OY
M. P. Davies
Sygzughter's
Ana
Eye
United Kingdom
Irish Linen’ Company
Bloomsbury Squares
Bloomsbury-square
Eo Otieeve
John Donovan
John~ Doyie
Talbot-Inn
Shrewsbury
Cagel Carigaba
Bingor-Ferry de Joyan
Pers AN and Co
Lord Byron
Childe Harold
John Murray
Albemarie
DBC
E—Pby
Hon. East India Company
Military Promotions and Exchanges in Army and Guards
War Office announces promotions and exchanges across multiple regiments. Cornets and lieutenants move by purchase or half pay, with several officers resigning or retiring. Notable changes include entries in the Light Dragoons, Grenadier, Foot Guards, and various regiments, alongside appointments in the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers.
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War Office
Regiment of Light Dragoons
R. B. Palisar
Liutenant
Chatterton
4Th Dragoon Guards
Cornet
G. Callaghan
1St Dragoons
T. Coventry
J. Gowdie
Purchase
Hammersley
Rt. KH. Gillespie
Cook
A. N. Molesworth
Te de Cornet
Gillespie
Astor Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
J. Grant
Lord J. Hay
J. J. W. Angerstein
Grant
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
J. A. D. Bloomfiea
Prince Regent
Gordon
1St Regiment of Foot
W. Clarke
Carpany
J. J. Gordon
Ensiggn
J. Bichner
Vee Clarke
Eichner
Ditto
Melthy
Campbell
Charlow
Maltby
BR. Carr
Thurlow
Thurlow, Lieut. 1. ‘Thurlus, To Be Adjutant, Vice Muitby
Rk. Christie
79Th Foot
Clason
G. Michell
W. Campbell
Witto
J. Dean
66Th Regiment
W. A. Haly
E. Johnston
48Th Foot
N. ‘Lipson
James Purcell
55Th Foot
George Melons
West Indian Regiment
Chiotopher Williameson
G6th Foot
Malcolm Laing Smith
J. Taylor
P. Ormaby
Ireland
Graydon
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
J. E. Jones
Baynes
Corps of Royal Engineers
R. F. Clavering
Rogers
Henry P. Witt
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Bankruptcy notices including innkeepers and traders
A dense list details bankruptcy proceedings and subsequent dividends for several innkeepers and tradesmen. Names include Robert Wilson of Manchester, J Ward of Tything of Whinstones, and B Barber of Bradwell, with multiple May and June hearings at various inns and courts. Also lists dividend payments to individuals like J Richardson and W Wilson and credits for certificates and insurers.
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Robert Wilson
Manchester
J. Ward
Tything
Whinstones
Claines
Worcestershire
Unicorn Inn
Worcester
Attornies
Becke
Devonshire-street
Queensquare
London
Hill
T. Preston
Sen. Macclesfield
Victualler
Angel Inn
Macclesfield
Clarke
Richards
Medcalfe
Chancery-lane
Londons
Mr. Higginbotham
Macclefield
Ge B. Barber
Bradwell
Derbyshire
Iay
The
Sheffield
Rimington
Wilson
Mire Wilson
Greville Street
Blatton-garden
J. Williams
Shrewsbury
Preslane
Proctor
Slaney
Brunswick Square
Mr. Cooper
W. Powell
Brockbury
Colwall
Herefordshire
Farmer
Greyhound Inn
Tereford
Attories
Pentriss
Gray’s Inn
Janes Hey
Breconshire
Stansfield
Holebottom
Todmorden
Walifas
Guild
Loudes
Bennett
Tokenhouse-yard
J. Bilurton
Old Bond-street
Guildhall
Martin
Witzroy-street
Fitzroy-squere
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Pall Mall
Cester-Square
Rubens
Man
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Nsteer
Calicq
Finp
Barrarx
Textcanu
Trumble
Mancstesper
End Glasgow
Shewete
Faxilat
Viusnes
Jess
Wicklow
James Chritchly
Tate
Avondale
William Parnell
James Chiitehly, Esq
Janus Cuniteuny
Arnell
Foreman
Thomas Archer
D. M. King
F. W. Greene
James Wall
Wiliam Haigh
Robert Sandys
William Heighington
Thomas
Dennis
Hugh Eccles
Abraham Coateslave
Benjamin O'Neal Stratford
PR. Hoey
Morley Saunders
Willian Hoey
John Synge
Charles ‘Tottenham
Jaane Ambrose Leyes
John Knox
Michard Hornidze
Hubert Howard
Gorge M. Drought
Mr. Chritchly’s of
Dublin
Iene
James Chritchlyto Wh. Parpell
Hamoje
Woon
R. H. Crew
TT Office OF Ordnance
Odnance
Pall-Matl
Ordnance
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
Sec
East Ghgrch
Isle of Sheppy
Kent
James Bearblock
Kern Church
Essex
Mgr
Samuel Keene
Hed Lion Square
Capi
Mee
Weaponyys
Hou
RUE
Bish Ip
Carter
Richardson
Marshall
Ish
Azard
Richardson Orn
Caryell
Royal Exchange
Jand Pouni
Albemarie-strect
T. Hamilton
William Hazlivt
Oliskspeare
Robert Stodart
Strandamt
London Gazette
S Joseph and
W. Hughes
Winchester-street
Broad-atre
J. Waddilove
Lond Ss
Liverpool
J. Hans
Money-Scrivener
R. Aigscomth
W. Drie
Holt
Glancaster
Whitsters
T. Liveve
Bucklersbury
Ware
J. Liandey
Hornwey-lane
Ouigs
J. 1 Sen
Barne
Herts
Nyubulder