Patrons Present Magnificent Inter Conca Rooms Rutland Square
An archival notice details patronage for a concert at Inter Conca Rooms in Rutland Square with performers from Berlin including Mr Pian on violin and Benda on cello. It notes engagements across the Continent, ticket prices four guineas and ladies' tickets, and a charity event benefiting the Dublin General Dispensary and Female Orphan House with a two o clock draw.
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Rutland-Square
Watt Counre
Wettmorland
Pian
Er Ejnagis
Benda
Berlin
Continent
Mation
Arid Athe
Sabfeber
Dublin
Frigndly Annuity Company Meeting and Employment Request
The Frigndly Annuity Company announces a meeting of its HE Members at Hoey's court on Tuesday the 1st of January at one o clock in the afternoon to pay yearly subscriptions and transact rules. Also a notice seeks young men with notarial training for merchant work and collecting subscriptions. The Troflee to manage funds for the late Mr Edwards family requests names of subscribers be sent to Edward Rogan at Stafford-fire to compile an accurate list for Mrs Edwards and heirs. December 1791.
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Mao
Lana
Mr. Edwards
Dward Crogan
Reais
No. 31
College-green
Down
S.lvist BR
Europe
Patent Talow Candle and Soap Manufactory Notice
To the Nobility and Gentry of Ireland, royal patent talLOW candle and soap manufactory announces expansion. Nath Caine, gandle-maker to the Earl of Westmorland, seeks to improve and enlarge his works, procuring parent machinery. Apprentice of good education and connections desired.
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Royal Patent
Fryzo-staret
Duncry
Nath
cAinne
Westmorland
The 4DMIRERS of the FINE ARTS
A brief item notes four enthusiasts or performers in the fine arts scene with unspecified event or description, reflecting a January tone. It references a small group and could hint at a featured gathering or show, but details are limited in the fragment.
Extraordinary Lottery Prospect Delivers Royal Prizes
A distressed hallucinatory advertises a lottery scheme offering One Hundred Tickets valued near one thousand six hundred forty pounds with substantial prizes up to eighty thousand pounds. It asserts guarantees of return on investment and describes dense prize structures, quarterly payments, and immediate ticket delivery to winners.
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Grafton
Pet
Public notice from MaRoray and Co on payments and engagements
A long public notice from MaRoray and Co decries rivals claims of mispayment and scrutiny, defending their conduct and payments by drafts and bills. It questions public opinion of bankers and merchants and states this will continue their established line. Begins drawing on Wednesday February 9, 1791.
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MaRoray
MacGhar
Margray and Co
Conmua
Fe years Ofice Address on Lottery Prospect and Thanks
The Lions Office issues a December address praising past service and inviting support for the English Lottery starting February six. It pledges thanks and loyalty, promises to test public confidence with a new lottery scheme offering 49 353 prizes, and emphasizes complete dedication to the public.
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Ealing
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