State Lottery for 1798 Ti Tickets in Royal Exchange Office
State lottery begins drawing February 11, 1799. Shares sold at Hazard and Co Lottery Office No 93 under the Royal Exchange London. Tickets & shares available with schemes gratis per Act of Parliament. Bank India South Sea stocks and government securities dealt with on commission. Poultry notice and English Lottery drawing Feb 7 explained. orders by post or coach received promptly. lowest prices charged.
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Hai Harvas
Quantess
Eyourns
Sepesycus
Crown
Hazard and Co
Lottery
Bank
India
South Sea
Navy
Parc'afers
Nglish
Ottery
Hornsby and Co. Sroce Brsxers
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Messrs
Capital Prizes Sold and Shared in Irish Lottery Ads
The notice lists capital prizes in the 1798 Irish Lottery and details tickets, shares, and prize structures sold by Richardson Goodluck and Co. along with other offices. It notes draws begin Monday next and advertises sale of tickets at Cornhill Norwich and London offices. mentions the July and English State Lotteries with prize schedules and payment on demand. It includes pricing for shares, including halves quarters and sixteenths, and emphasizes prompt prize payments and official stamping. It also warns of no connection with other offices and provides contact details for发送 tickets via post or bank orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson, Goodluck, and Co
Atso
Ewetrsu
Arcsarvson, Governtex and Co
Bart Bulldines
Cornhill
King’s Mews
Charing Cross
London
Mefirs
Stevenson and Matchett’s
Market Place
Norwich
Norrs
Post Office
Cagh
Ray
Ward
Wardone
Holborn
Gray's Inn
Baxter
Edinburgh
Crucwell
Bach
Collins
Salisbury
Trueian
Exeter
Ricar’s
Plymouth
Wochlad
Smare
Reading
Blakeney
Winstor
Drury
Derby
Burbage
Nottingham
Newcomb
Stamford
Clacar
Cuelmsford
Forster
Ipswich
Gedge
Bury
English Lottery Scheme Promises More Prizes and Fewer Blanks
Begins Drawing LABS and PUBLIC are urged to study the English Lottery scheme boasting 376 more prizes and 5370 fewer blanks. Details and tickets available at T Bish Cornhill London and J Thomson Manchester. Previous state lottery prizes listed. agencies offer shares, letters answered, and payments on demand.
A New Geography and Lozenge Advertisements
The issue announces a weekly New and Complete System of Universal Geography by Thomas Bankes with maps and engravings, timbered by Cooke’s publications, plus a sales notice for Bankes geography. Also promotes a tooth lozenge called Loosh-Ah Lozenge claiming instant relief from toothache without opium, available nationwide from Ward’s in London and listed vendors across Britain.
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Norwich
T. F. Middleton
A. M
Tanfor
Noithamptonshire
Rivingtons
St. Pawl’s Churchyard
Ton Cheer
Neagle
Sandwich Island
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Cooke
Nesw Holland
Botany Bay
Norfolk Isand
Port Jackson
Monmouthshire
C. Cooke
Great Britain
Bankes
Writ for Newry seat debated as Corry and Chancellorship rise
In the Irish Parliament the House met with the Speaker in the chair. Lord Castlereagh moved for a writ to elect a Member for Newry to replace Isaac Corry as Chancellor of the Exchequer. George Ponsonby argued the timing was premature since Corry had not vacated. Sir John Parnell had not yet been displaced. The motion was withdrawn after acknowledgement of the legal stay, and the House adjourned to consider the Address to His Majesty. Lord Coe moved thanks to militia and fencibles for protecting the loyal populace, a motion Castlereagh supported as timely.
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House OF Commons
Saruaway
Speater
Lord Castlereagh
Newry
Isaac Corry
George Ponsonby
Sir John Parnell
John Parnell
G. Ponsonby
Lord Coe
Mo Ton
Casfereagh
Child 14 freed by Court of King’s Bench in Dublin
Master James Moore Lerr aged 14 was brought from Wexford jail after seven months for a supposed General at the battle of Ross. The court discharged him amid debates over writs and parliamentary acts, while a bar deputation warned judges against sedition, and a Dublin thief was caught near the Southern Mail. A printed paragraph about union with Great Britain was expunged from orders.
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James Moore Lerr
Hadeas
King's Bench
Wexford
Ross
Curran
le T Oe
M.naxuy
James
Southern Mail
Dublin
Sinsin
Regiments Pledge Readiness Amid Bantry Bay Talk
In a heated debate the County Tipperary Militia and Buckinghamshire Militia pledge readiness to serve across Great Britain if needed. Opposition voices express jealousy toward sister country aid, while Colonel Bagavell and Hot Browne praise mutual support. The motion passes unanimously.
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Bagavell
County Tipperary
Cohdus
Great Britain
D. Browne
Buckinghamshire
Bantry Bay
Resolutions for uniting Ireland with Great Britain
The document outlines measures proposed by Mr Parr in the House of Commons to unite England and Ireland into one United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. It covers forms of government, succession, and representation in a single parliament, with Ireland seated by Acts of Parliament and oath requirements aligned to existing British and Irish law.
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Parr
House of Commons
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Great Britain and
Great Britain and Ireland
United Kingdoms
Engand
Scotland
United Kingdom
Great Briiain
Arcland Sheil Et
Iim Pier
Ctiser
Gene
Othiec
Ariftcan
Etiveki Genel Gritere
Warshall
Leland
Great
Britain
Peel
Irelad
Fulk
London Markets Grain and price updates for February
Friday market notes report large grain availability despite bad weather. Wheat prices steady to firm. oats and barley show varied moves. Flour and seed prices listed with regionally quoted values at Corn Exchange, Whitechapel, and Smithfield markets.
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Fes
Polands
Cds
Kingston
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Drummond
Migar
J. Thomson
Manchester
Ioce
Aorkty, Geol, &c
Fuay
T. Os
Irish Parliament
London Markets
Kent
Kert
Suffex
S. Effex
Farnham
St. James’s. Hay
Smithfield
Newgate
Leadenhall
York
Londen
Ely
St. James's Market
Clare Marites
Cruvis
Ayverske
Mcuivd
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