Excise Offices for Wine Permits in London 1797 notices
Public notices from London detailing excise offices at Craig's Court Charing Cross Old Cavendish Street Oxford Street Holborn Hill and Blackman Street for wine and spirit permits with daily hours except Sundays and guidance for ship owners and agents about bill clauses and penalties in trade regulation.
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Craig’s Court
Charing Cross
Old Cavendish-street
Oxford-street
Holborn Hill
Blackman-street
Tan o'Glock
London
House of Commons
Hornsby & Co Lottery Promotion Draws Big Savings
The Hor nsby and Co office promotes a state lottery with prize payments in full the day of draw. It touts a ten thousand pound advantage to the public for tickets in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths and promises immediate prize collection with no deductions for all shares. Lottery clubs and societies are urged to notice the proposal to save expenses and divide prize money instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosaan
Hornsby and Co
Benth
Hornsby & Co
Ge Lottery
Vast Lottery Schemes at Shergold and Co Bank Offer
Advertises Royal Union Bank at Lombard Street and Shergold and Co London offices. Details highly favorable terms for adventurers, with large promised prizes and immediate bank-backed security. Outlines savings on tickets, quarterly payments, and risk protections, aiming to attract West End investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Street
Messrs. Leckx Harts
Pall Mall
William Lawrence
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Lawrence
Mesfrs
Shergold
Royal Union Bank
Lombard-Street
London
W.B
Meffrs
Rai
Cman
Consummate Villainy Exposed Over Lottery Fraud Charge
A London notice from February 179r at 425 Fleet Street denounces a group calling themselves SHERGOLD and Company for libelous accusations against JENKINS and Company No. 325 Fleet Street. It accuses them of malice and falsehood over a rejected payment tied to the English Lottery and promises a formal refutation and public clearing of their name in forthcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Coreet
London
Argray and Co
Enkins and‘ Co
Fleet Street
Lepal
Jenkins
Cu Eoribivus
Fleet-street
Jenkins and Co
Shergold and Co
Royal Union Bank
Loimbard-street
Jenkins's
Nee
Shergold and Company
Royal Union
Comny
Jenkins and Company
Tenkins and Company
January 1791 Agriculture Report Notes Market Panic
The January 1791 agricultural summary notes scarce farm work due to persistent rains, delaying winter ploughing and upcoming fallows. Mark Lane prices rise amid panic while home markets fear scarcity. oats decline from imports, barley scarce, soft corn prices linger. Livestock values soar with beef at 3s 6d per stone, veal high, pork strong, mutton relatively reasonable. sheep rot outbreak across North and West flocks worsens.
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Mark Lane
British Dominions
Isle of Ely
Lincolnshire
Cambridgeshire
London
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Fomall
Carte Co
C. &cc
L.s
Ir — West
Ankso
Margray and Co
Murray and Co
Wan
Suole Purchase
Kaas Luc L
Royal Aston Bans
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