Lottery sale and public notices in Dublin trading post
The document outlines the sale of lottery tickets and related notices from Dublin offices. It cites licenses, prize schedules, and deadlines for drawing days, with references to multiple officials and outlets including Barrack Office and local shops. It also mentions furniture sales and a public auction timeline tied to governmental notices.
Bank of England crisis debate and Pitt’s cautious reply
The 1796 session records the Chancellor of the Exchequer rejecting immediate measures, noting a reserve for the Emperor loan if circumstances change. The Bank of England faces potential risk from continued remittances, with Directors opposing new advances and Parliament weighing next steps.
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