State Lottery Advertisements and Balsam of Honey Notice
Long-drawn advertisements describe 1798 1799 English State Lottery offices in London Exeter Liverpool and compartments for tickets shares and payments with inquiries through various brokers and offices. A separate medical notice touts Candell's Improved Balsam of Honey with case testimonials and retail outlets across England Scotland Ireland and America.
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Candell
Cunnerr
Jodman
Thalk
Pimlico
Lana
Christopher
Green's
Evans
Longlane
West Smithfield
Kirk
Druggitt
Cockehill
Ratcliff
Whitaker
Chitwell Street
Davis
Drugzitt
Broadway
Deptford
Braine
Greenwich
Smith
Apothecary
Paradise-row
Chelsea
Baxter
Edinburgh
Spilsbury and Co
Callwell
Dublin
Magee
Belfast
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
Conceil
Public notices and sales including trials and goods auction
A long 1798 1799 print lists book sales for Hiculagason trials in High Treason cases with names, venues like Holborn Hill and Piccadilly, and a Long Room sale at Custom House London. It also advertises let notices for a coffee house, the Angel in Bury St Edmunds, and a major sale of customs goods with dates January 26 28 1799. It includes testimonials for botanical syrup and nervous cordial from Henry Boys and a broad distribution network, plus a US President reply about naval defence and neutrality with references to December 4 1798.
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Hiculagason
M Toares
Arthur O'Connor
James O'Coigley
John Binns
John Allen
Jeremiah Leary
Joseph Gurney
M. Gurney
Holbern.hill
North Parade
Baru
Willian
Melksham
Wilts
Angel
Burys St. Edmund's
Suffolk
George Anderson
John Fairfax
Bury
Custom-House
London
His Majesty’s Customs
Geneva
Haerlem
King’s Tobacco Warehouse
Tower-hill
Focacco Grounds
Greenland Dock
Rotherhithe
His Majesty's Warehouse
Spithead
Henry Boys
Tam
Breepym
Albion-street
Blackfriars
James Sanderson
Chates Hanby
Manchester Square
Richard Graves
Hembury Fort
Honiton
Devon
Chapman Ives
Collishadl
Norwich
B. Robertson
W. Hit
W. Bristow
Canterbury
Samuel iSath
Samuel Kinsford
Scurry
John Pray
Foy
Cornwall
Wm. Treen
Robinson
Tunbridge-ware
York House
Piccadilly
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ward
Holborn
Gray's Inn
Jeboult and Co
Laie Bacon
Oxford-street
Pidding’s Medicine Warehouse
Oxford-streets
Bailey
Blew
Cockspur Street
Bulgin and
Sheppard
Bristol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Aberdeen
Bellamy
Druggift
Portmouth
Bray
Sunderland
Tyer’s
Royal-Exchange
Willians
Perftumer
Pall-mall
Boutton
Collins
Salinighty
Spilsbury and Co
Mary-street
Dublin
Three Kingdoms
Bropum
Bath and Horwell
Sc. &c
House Responds to President Speech on Independence and Peace
The House of Representatives issued an answer to the President’s Speech affirming national independence, rejecting foreign guarantees, and pledging to defeat foreign power threats. It endorses humane policy and warns France that justice could restore friendly intercourse if embassies are honored.
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United States
House of Representatives of
Staes
Messares
United Statety
House of Representatives
Senate
France
Dublin Address on Union Sparks Loyal Debate
In Dublin Clare reports say insurgents were quelled with over a dozen killed at Airfronter as loyalists rally against separatist threats. The Lord Mayor and Corporation presented an address to Speaker Foster urging unity with Britain while wary of Irish separation and its impact on the Empire.
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Dublin
Janezy
Clare
Tom Irax
Castle-Yard
House of Commons
Mo’esworth-street
John
Foster
Irfland
RIC
Pullin
Deseair
Ireland
Britain
Great Britain
John Foster
City of Dublin
College Green
Grafton-street
Molcsworth
Shannon
Evy
Loyd Boyts
Earl of Shannon
Maritime Prizes and Dispatches From The Nymph and Allies
Royal Navy ships retook the Nymph and Caroline to Portsmouth, seizing a large French privateer armed with 22 cannons with skins and oil. Other vessels were captured or driven ashore near Vigo and Stralsund. Monmouth cries port at Yarmouth as Admiral shifts flag to Veteran, while King George Packet sails with mails toward Cuxhaven and Prince of Wales Packet awaits funds and papers.
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Demerara
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Jara
Jafey
Porto Rico
Philadelphia
Delaware
Embleton
Quebec
Lisbon
Vigo
Warmouth
Monmouth
Nores
Mass
King George Packet
Deane
Boons
Dajit
Cuxhaven
Prince of Wals
Shields
Dublin Rumor and Armistice Talk Amid-Rowed Times
A fragmentary Dublin report notes conjecture on a local affair and circulating rumors about Capt. Armstrong of the King's County Militia being attacked, with conflicting tales of death by fire or execution by a kiln. Lord Lieutenant Herr was seated, a political clash over his House seat looms, while Antit-Politician symbols surface as the era’s temper shows.
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Dublin
Capt. Armstrong
King’s County
Shearer
Dhioth
Gasttie‘reaga
Duel in Poole Between Officers Ends with Wounded Lieut
Yesterday morning a duel occurred in Poole involving Lieut Axpatws of Wallace's Fencibles and a gentleman awaiting a commission in the same regiment. The clash arose after Lieut Andrews ordered the opponent from a pew for not regimental tokens. Andrews was wounded in the thigh but is recovering well.
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Axpatws
Wallace
Lieut
Andrews
London Markets Grain Prices and Live Stock Report
Market dispatch from London notes arrivals of Wheat and grain from Essex and Suffolk, with price moves across Wheat Rye Oats Barley and flour, plus seeds, hops, and seed prices at Corn Exchange. Smithfield Newgate and Leadenhall report beef veal mutton and pork values for the day.
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Farnays
Essex
Suffolk
Hodday
Polands
D .S
Tor
Suffex
Gsi
Effex
Torch
Farnham
Smithfield
Eninay
Newgate
Leadenhall
Stray Poor Man Found Dying With Hidden Gold
An elderly mendicant near Cartmel in Lancashire was found starved and dying. He claimed the name William Farrer and was taken to the Overseer of the Poor. Parish relief covered his burial expenses. Upon death, 185 guineas, half a pound in gold, and 35 shillings 6d in silver were found in his breeches, which he refused to part with while alive.
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Bigland Common
Cartmel
Lancashire
William Farrer
Spicabury Drops Sold at Dispensary and New Edition
Weekly supply of Spicabury's AnrisconnuTic Drops from the Dispensary in Sohoe square London by E. Newbery. Corner of St. Paul's Church ward offers a new edition of Spicbury's Treatise on the Scurvy Gout Diet and Remedy with over 300 cases, neatly printed.
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Spicabury
Sohoe Square
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Church ‘Ward
London
Spitbury
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Richardson, Goodluk, and Co
Caunrbell
King’s Mews
Charing Cross
Stevenson and Matchell’s
Market-place
Brevardson
Gooprucx
Sveral
Swift and Co
Iste J. Wenbao
TATE
A. Drummond
Ian
Bath
Drummond
Hornsby and Co. Stocx-Buckers
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Metis
Trewman and Son
Fy Hazard, Burne, and Co
Hazard and Co
India
South Sea
American Congress
Areland
Shiz. News
Poole
London Markets