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Committee for Relief to Widows and Families of British Soldiers
A February 29 1800 committee meeting at Freemason's Tavern Lincoln's Inn Fields seeks clergy aid to identify widows and families of British soldiers and sailors in need for bounty distributions, with notices to send information to the secretary via Francis Freeling at the General Post Office. Also advertisements announce the state lottery sales and various 1800 publications and notices.
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Great Britain
Jeanes
Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Francis Freeling
General Post Office
London
Coppage
Cornhill
Liverpool
Exeter
ESSRS
Ilornsby and Co
Paiton
C. Law
Maria-Jane
T. Hookham
Old Bondstreet
Leadguhall-street
Tale of the Times
Nature
Mrs. Trimmer
Nicolas Hamel
Londres
Maria Jane
Dulau
de Boffe
Boofey
Libraires
Frangaise
Angleterre
Petit Parnaffe
Francois
Mr. Fox
Charles James
Fox
House of
Epu
IEC
Debrett
Burlington House
Eletters
Westminster
Thomas Erskine
House of Commons
Hindmarsh
Blatt
Dodson
Skidmore
Mr. Clay
Mir
Boston
Barton
B. Count Rumford
Germany
North
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Savoy
Forster
Schiller
Strelitzes
Baboo
Melai
Meffiner
Iew
É&C
France
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Wieland
Geeschen
Leipzig
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Syria
Geisweiller
Parliament-street
Bell and Bradfute
Edinburgh
Archer
Dublin
Stanwell
Oxford
Deighton
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