Enerasy State Lottery Draws Near in Fleet Street Office
On Monday WeEx the 3d of March the Enerasy State Lottery begins drawing. Tickets and shares sold at Drum Monp’s Old State Lottery Office No 65 Fleet Street adjoining the Bolt in Tun Inn. Numbers fixed daily at the office and purchasers may have numbers examined at no cost with care. Tickets 6d per number with regular account sent to anywhere in the kingdom. No business before 8 am or after night, except Saturday before drawing when open till midnight.
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Drummond
Fleet-street
Bolt-in-Tun Inn
London
DrumMonp’s
Wift and Co. No
City of Glasgow
Swift’ and Co
Unron with Fertann This Day Published by Authority
Price only vs the gd Edition corrected, Lord Castlereagh speech in Ireland. Lord Livuten Meffaze subject of an Incorporating Union with Britain. Resolutions with terms for the measure. Feb 5. Printed for John Stockdale. 3 vols with 4 plates. Also Travails in Upper and Lower Egypt translated by Henry Hunter, DD.
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Price
Viscount Castlereagh
Hone of Commons
Ireland
Livuten
Britain
Rhea
Fohm
Fohm Stockdale
Piccadilly
Traveis
Upper
Lower
Egypt
C. S. Senuini
Henry Hunter
Report on Bread Provisions and Regulation in Parliament
The committee finds the 13 George II bread act ineffectual and proposes restricting flour to a single type only if dietary evidence supports it, while noting practical drawbacks, cost effects, and regional resistance. They urge reducing wheaten flour consumption, delaying sale of new bread, and redirecting charity to non bread foods amid a poor harvest.
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PCOR
Livyn
William Devaywes
London
Wedginster
Southwark
Lloyd's Coffeehorse
George
Ure
Hemilies
Cor
Randsiey
Merofolis
Spring Assizes Sched Prepare for Norfolk and Nearby Circuits
The Norfolk, Oxford, Western, Carmarthen and Brecon circuits announce March and April sittings across multiple towns. Lord Chief Justice Lord Exvon and Judge Lawrence preside with various barons, at Aylesbury, Bedford, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bury St Edmund's, Reading, Oxford, Worcester, Gloucester, Monmouth, Hereford, Shrewsbury, Stafford, Winchester, New Sarum, Dorchester, Exeter, Launceston, Taunton, Cartigan, Haverfordwest, Carmarthen, and Brecon venues with dates ranging March 1 through April 14.
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Norfolk
Lord Exvon
Justice Grose
Buckinghamspire
Sararviry
Aylesbury
Bedfordspire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
the Ward
Suffolk
Thursay
Bury St. Edmund's
Oxford
Baron Thompson
Cornewall
Launceston
Somerset
Taunton
Carmarthen
Cardizanshire
Cartigan
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwest
Carmarthenshire
Brecon
TheKon
Geord Harbrace Anxt Morsey, Esq
Cardif—Tuéday
Tueledy
Prestigate-Meadey
Law Report of King’s Bench Sittings Before Byron and Burke
In England and Burke’s court, Richard England sues for slander after the defendant called him a thief and a murderer. The verdict awards damages to the plaintiff Farraina.
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King's Bench
Fox
Lord Brnyon
England
Burke
Richard England
Liberty Ticket forgery case before Lord Kenyon
A court summary reports the trial of Fraser and Dinpier for forging a Liberty Ticket to avoid impressment, three guineas paid by William Maxwell, with Maxwell described as a seaman from India aboard the Ceres. The jury finds both defendants guilty. separately, a highway robbery case yields 2001 verdict for the plaintiff, and Wallis faces perjury charges with a not guilty result for the defendant after caution from Lord Kenyon.
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King U. Fraser
Shaw
Perceval
D Inpier
Erstine
William Maxwell
Mr. Perceval
India
Ceres
James Fraser
Wapping
Fraser
Alt
Maxwell
Lord Kenyon
Stell
Elthorne
Exfiné
Hué and Cry
Steel
TMNE
My. Mingay
Ea Mae Oeae
King V.wallis
Richard Wilson
M. P
Albany Wallis
Wallis
Wilson
Aporthisty
Wilton
Willen
Lockart
Pall-Mall
Exffine
Kenyon
Clockmaker sues for seltzer machine price in common pleas
In Fea 38 court, clockmaker A Watkins Ashton filed suit against the defendant for 10 guineas after delivering a wine seltzer making machine. The defendant claimed it did not meet the required specification and failed when tested. the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 101 pounds and 108?
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Court OF Common Pleas
Fea
Ashton
A. Watkins
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Penrith
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Carlisfe Tanenlae
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Pupece
Mayely
Maesty
Francis Freeling
Hanover-Square
Linwoon
Suuday
Torsure Royal
Covext-Gaarden
Joan Johnstone
Josefh Grovet HotMan
Alexander Fore
Charles
Ncreoon
W. Mitler
Jos
S. Munpen
Joan Fawcett
Tros
Knicur
Hen. E. Johnston
East India Company
Eagleton and Co
Grasshopper
Cheapside
Lonton
É&C
Newgate-street
Congou
Mr White
Mrs. White
London House-yard
St. Paul's Church-yard
Whie
Mouse OF Commons
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