Lottery tickets offered by Thomas Cox bookseller 1739
The Lottery Office of Thomas Cox announces tickets and shares in multiple fractions for a lottery under the Royal Exchange. Purchasers pay sixpence per tick et and entries are recorded with immediate account of success during drawing. Fifteen percent deducted. prizes paid at the bank after fifty days. Schemes of tickets are available at the Cox office.
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Thomas Cox
Royal Exchange
Acea
Ste Faltos
Great Britain
Ireland
A New Abridgment of the publick Statutes in Force
Public notice for a two volume folio abridgment of statutes from Magna Charta to the 11th year of King James II by John Day. Sold at the King's Printing-Office in Black-Fryars and by R. Gosling Crown and Mitre Fleet Street. Volumes 6 8 and 9 offered in Octava to complete gentlemen's sets.
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Peter I
Russia
Sorbonne
Rome
W. Meadows
Angel
Cornhill
England
Robert Jenkins
Lady Mararet
St. John’s Colge
Cambridge
Joseph Trapp
D. D
Tacitus
Julius Cesar
Augustus
Thomas Gordon
J. Peele
Locke’s
Independent Whig
Cato
Henry II
John Day
King’s
Black- Fryars
R. Gosling
Fetter-Lane
Fleet-Screen
O&tava
Mead
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Martin Bryson
Bankseller
Newcastle
Heaman Boernaave
Pryfick
University of Leyden
Timothy Datlowe
Frice
King’s Bench
Cérhinon- Pléas
Jome
Ufe
Ferter-Jane
Fleec-street
Common-Pleas
Bett and Mott Spyrond
John Tichbourn
Golden Ball
Minories
Aldgate
London
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Robert Walpole
R. Francklin
Roffel-street Covent-Garden
N. B
Seconnd
Medicina Statica Britannica
Jacobo Keill
M. D
Jacobo Seirling
G. Strahan
Edward Young
Princed
C. Hitch
Red Lion
Pater-Kofterow
Mr. Lock
Dean Stanhope
Sir Roger L’estrange
Seneca
Cyrus
Sarum
Bishop Rutchinton
Mr. Radford
Rose and Crown
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