Lottery Scheme Promises Early Draw Prizes
The notice from Richardson Goodluck and Co dated February 25 1838 promotes an imminent March 4 draw for their lottery. It highlights a 30000 prize and bonuses for early purchases, plus 2009 tickets to be drawn and assorted Old Port rewards. The firm emphasizes its long standing reputation and offices at the basic buildings near the Gate of the King's Mews.
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Lttsomas Pinnock
St. Ann’s Court
Soho
Thomas Pinnock
Francis ‘Freeling
Kennet and Avon Canal
Bristal
London
Reading
Joshua Taylor
Westgite
Bath
Rox
Ward and
Merriman
Narlborough
Treasury
Bish
England
Ireland
Scotland
Ifichardson, Goodluck, and Co
Richardson
Gouonluck
Corthill
King's Mews
Lawhery
Aisy
Bish’s
Cornhill
Charing-cross
Afard Aad Co
South Gate
Royal Exchange
Secret Committee Report on Derbyshire Insurrection and Trials
The report details Nottingham related insurgent activity in June with Derbyshire clashes led by a Nottingham Captain. It covers arms plunder, attempted seizure of Nottingham, and ensuing trials at Derby with four principal offenders convicted and three executed, others spared or acquitted.
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Prince Regence
England
Nottingham
London
Derbyshire
Nottingham Forest
Derby
Mills
Mave
County of
Cred
Iast
Nottinghamside Insurgency and Derbyshire Disturbances Report
The narrative outlines insurgent activity in Derbyshire and Nottingham during June, with Derbyshire leaders marching toward Nottingham and gatherings at the Race Course and other sites. It details magistrate responses, arrests, trials, Yorkshire disturbances, and the broader committee assessment of public peace and government vigilance.
Chimney Sweeper Regulation Bill Pushed in Commons
In the Imperial Parliament the Chimney Sweeper Regulation Bill was brought up from the House of Commons by Sir Rennes and others and read the first time. A Bath petition against employing climbing boys in chimneys was presented by Lord Holland and ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned till tomorrow.
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Lord Milton
F. Douglas
Peel
Irish Royal Canal Company
Caters
Yorkshire
Curwen
Chatham Dockyard
Dmz Care
Aconiraiy
Ae Ag General Gascoyne
Liverpool
Benson
Stafford
Benjamin Whiteless
Benney
Richard Lee
Holmforth
Huddersfield
Calcrafe
Westminster
Bennel
J. Newport
Wasterford
Limerick
Pilileps
Manchester
Spica
House OF Lords
House of Commons
Rennes
Lord Holland
Bath
Petition on Bankrupt Laws and Gaol Chaplain Bill Debate
In Parliament Lord Apsley presents a Gloucester petition seeking Bankrupt Law reform. Gurdon reports the Gaol Chaplain Bill while Curwen proposes no chaplains where prisoner numbers average under twenty. Harvey moves for Steam Boats registry and safety measures. his bill is read first time and set for second reading Thursday.
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House OF Commons
Lord Apsley
Gloucester
Gurdon
Curwen
Lord Folkestone
Harvey
Harvary
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W. A. Mozart
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Jacob
Ware
Surrey Chapel
C. J. Ashley
Brandon
Olate
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Wilts
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Pythons
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Quergeon
Royal College of Physicians
Uchardin
Covent-garden
James Dean
King-street
Nate
Atne Senciir
PART
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BLYTH
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Shrewsbury
Wiliam Ward
Che Dirat Ayia
Messrs, Evans
Farmers’ Journal
Bugeraw
Watlingstreet
Ridgway
Tc. Arburhnot
W. Huskisson
John Badgeman
Simpson
Samuel Walker
Joshua Walker
Champion
Syc
John ‘Murray
Albemarle-street
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John Murray
Gerby
Notsinghand
Nottinghamshire
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York
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City of London
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Dieu
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Kent
Sussex
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London Bridge
Orphan Fund
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