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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 17, 1791

Page

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Society for Discharge and Relief of Prisoners for Debts

Society report from Jan 5 1790 lists 7 debtors discharged for £1 15s 2d, 84 petitions reviewed with 33 approved, 39 referred for characters, 7 rejected. Benefactions sought at Thatched House Tavern and several London firms. books open for support and monthly meetings on the first Wednesday.

Yen-Street Serand Nield Treasure St. James’street The London Exchange Banking Company Met. Hoares Fleet-street Fuller, Son, and Co Lombard-street Biddulph, Cocks, and Co Charing Cross Dorrien and Co Finchland Cornhill Ransom Morland Hammersley Pall Mall Vere Lucadou Broughton Smart Secretary’s Cravenfreet Strand

State Lottery Office Offer and Prize Schedule 1791

Government security tickets sold at this office for drawing starting February 9 1791 promise prizes up to 270 600 pounds. Shares priced sixpence with receipts and terms stated. detailed payout for various ticket quantities and fractions of shares provided, with blanks and early drawing notes.

State Lottery Stamp Office

English State Lottery draws near with 6 plans offered

The notice from R Nicholson at 137 Fleet Street London announces the English State Lottery begins drawing next month. It details schemes to sell Trexers and Stampen Saves, describing prizes for blanks and various share options, with capital prizes up to 20000 and 2500, and plans offering different ticket quantities and guaranteed purchase money, urging nobility and public to participate.

R. Nicholson Banktreet Cornhill Bank of England Fleet Street London Argray and Co

Snow Hill London Royal Universal Subscription Bank Lottery Pitch

No. 3 Snow Hill announces a combined English and Irish State Lottery subscription. Subscribers pay half a guinea and receive twelve numbers plus chances at two lotteries with potential capital prizes up to twelve thousand pounds. Receipts and tickets secured at a banker, with applications via post to No. 3 Snow Hill London.

Pean Lee Fomall Me & Te Ory Hlalp Royooo Plantes Snow-Hill London Rehe Royal Universal Tion Bank Bank of England Royniversal Londons N. B

Fragmentary Trial Testimony Reveals Further Prosecutions

The testimony lists a sister of the prosecutrix and another servant Pecka lutam as witnesses, both deemed not material. Edward Spink, a Rathe hone watchman, recalls the hour and an incident near a gate where a man was summoned and warned against entering the house, with details unclear about any robbery.

Peckalutam Edward Spink Rathe Hone Place Aldacy Cath Wim Iim

Portly thief steals three guineas in a Covent Garden pocket

Edmund Bele of Ireland stands indicted for pocket-picking from Elizabeth Weldon on 12th, as she sat in a front box at Covent Garden Theatre. Weldon, later robbed in a hackney coach, identified Bele as the pocket thief after a chase and watchman’s pursuit. Witnesses describe Weldon’s forged names and prior lodgings, while cross examinations reveal Weldon’s irregular employment and companions.

Edmund Bele Dungarnan Kingdom of Ireland Elizabeth Weldon Rathborne Place Covent Garden Theatre Sway Hom Sarah Reilly E. Weldon Tronton Smith Afton Howland- Street Charles-street Suffolktreet Bream’s-Buildings Lombard-street the Thames East Harding-street Fetter Lane Derbyshire Mr. Whitebrooks Greekstreet Mr. Tronton Judy

Defence argues against imputations in court case

The defendant proclaims innocence, stressing honesty and lack of distress while alleging coercion for money. Witnesses recount a crowd altercation, a coach ride, and claims of robbery. the accuser’s charge is disputed, and prosecutors seek compromise. The jury concludes with a verdict of not guilty.

Pei I Biteman Shepherd Lord Dungarvan Justice Reid Reid Gibbon Baron Thomson Grace of Devonshire Duke of Portland

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