State Lottery Promises Vast Prizes Amid 1790s Hype
The leaflet extols a highly profitable state lottery venture, detailing huge prizes from 10,000 to 30,000 pounds and dozens of capital prizes. It cites William Lawrence of Trowbridge and other backers, claims secure payments from Royal Union Bank and Shergold, and urges quick purchase of shares and quarters with small deposits. It promises early delivery of tickets and strong odds through numerous prizes, amid promotional appeals to investors.
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Bank-street
Cornhill
Longon
Bank of Eng
R. Nicholson
DBS
Ile
Erik
Nicholsop Bess
Royal Union Bang
Lombard-street
Finch
Walfham le Willows
Suffolk
Jackson
Sun-Fire Office
Ipswich
Oliver Golding
Fatherwell-house
Town Malling
Kent
J. Morris
Throgmorton-street
Captain Drury
Stepney Church Yard
Howison
Southampton-row
Paddington
Jobs Cooper
Tower-hill
S. Morris
Bolton
Bond-street
Gardus
Worcester-street
Borough
Curtis Crippen
Great
Sool
Roya Union Bank
N.B
N. B
Royal Union Bank
Snarl
Lagtrery
Rival Opera Houses Face Mediation Over Licenses and Costs
Rival theatres in the town divide public attention as Pantheon and Pantheon partners seek royal mediation. A meeting at Carlton House aims to settle licensing, security for engagements, and management between Mr O'Reilly and Old Opera House backers. The Pantheon, leased for twelve years at 3000 guineas yearly, plans opening with heavy costs and extensive cast. the Haymarket venture lacks patent or license and faces mounting debt, while subscriptions and insurance funds shape the funding and risk for both sides.
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Carlton House
Duke of York
Buckinghamshire
Cholmondeley
Hammersley
Opera
Pantheon
Prince of Wales
O'Reilly
Pantheon House
Duke of Grafton
Titerarre
Haymarket
Ransom
Morland
Salomon
David
Ruffell
Werrise
Billifoerg
Margray and Co Advertise Their Silence on Payments
A public notice from Margray and Co defends their conduct in paying large sums in upwards of thirty lotteries and challenges any criticism of their conduct. They compare themselves to bankers and merchants to argue they have fulfilled engagements and earned longstanding reputation. Beginning drawings on Wednesday February 9, 179% .
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Fleet Street
London
Argray and Co
Margray and Co
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Jatile
Ads Venture
Mers Taylor and Co
Sher Gold and.Co
Lomsam Street
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Messrs
William Lawrence
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
Joan Primrose
Jenny Craua
Gracechurch-street
Oraca Harvey
St. Albin's-street
Pall ‘i Rozert CorTyx
Tigers
Shores
Lizo
Rhase
Ieee
Yao
Vueva
L.soo — L
Wenty-Fi
O'Reily
Beprorp
Saris
Bury
Earls Buckinghamshire
Caolmondeley
Sheridan
Prince of Warts