Irisw State Lottery Drawings Begin July 21 1860
Eight thousand fifty one prizes and thirty nine thousand four hundred eighty nine blanks in a scheme offering prizes from 2,000 to 20,009 with 32,000 tickets total. Tickets and shares sold at licensed lottery offices. prizes paid on demand. Ticket price about £0.88 with various fees. It is believed no Irish lottery after the year due to union proposals.
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Bilby Hall
Nottinghamshire
Bilby
Barnby Moor
Worksop
Retford
Blyth Hunt
Chesterfield Canal
Hannam
Notts
Lottery for July and London Educator Adverts
Lottery offices in Glasgow and London offer tickets and stamped shares for the Irish Lottery with on demand prize payments and free tickets by mail or coach. An advertisement also promotes a near London seminary for youths with two resident instructors, teaching Persian and other languages, with liberal morals, a broad library, and a Sol per annum stipend.
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London
India
A.M. F.A.S
T.J. Hookham
New Bond-street
Messrs
Proposals for a Royal Portrait Print of the King
A subscription plan offers an engraved print from an enamel portrait by R. Collins and a painting by Corbould. The project vows national gratitude for Providence shielding the Sovereign during a recent life threat and includes a biographical sketch, subscriber list, and proof options, with delivery by January.
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R. Collins
Heaven
Britannia
Mr. Corbould
F. Bartoloz
G. Riley
Old Bailey
Riley
Voyage of La Perouse and Stockdale’s Atlas Arrivals
The advertisement details La Perouse voyages edition with 46 plates and maps, price options for single and double volumes, subscription terms, and subscriber benefits. It notes delivery began on the King's Birthday, with assurances on availability and a reopened subscription. Also announced are related works by Stockdale including Manners and Customs of the Egyptians and the Traveller’s Companion, with prices and publication details.
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Szancu
la Peroust
Robert Peel
M. P. Oyage
LA. Perouse
Labillardiere
John Stockdale
Piccadilly
la Perouse
World
M. de Effeps
M. de Effeps. LL Chauchard's
Reguineas
Ecurt
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
John Antes
Fulnec
Yorkshire
G. Kearsley
Fleet-street
Earsley
Hackney
Flee Street
London
Encyclopaedia
SVE CONVENT SOAP Offered as Superior Skin Soap and Shaving Aid
The Eady Abbess of a Belleifle nunnery shares a recipe for an extraordinary soap said to cleanse, soften, and whiten skin. Published for public benefit after 30 years of private use, the soap is sold by C. Mason at 116 Pall Mall for 2s 6d a pot. A few uses are claimed to soften calloused hands and prove its efficacy.
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Tives
Eady
Belleifle
C. Mason’s
Union with Ireland and German subsidies debated in Lords
In the House of Lords on Friday June 27 a Committee examined the Union Bill with Ireland and ordered the third reading for a future day. Lord Holland recalled past discussions of supplies to the Emperor of Germany and the Elector of Bavaria under treaties that had not yet been concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Ireland
Lord Holland
Germany
Bavaria
Lord Grenville
House OF Commons
Faipay
London
I F. Smith
St. Germain’s
J William Eliot
Admiralty
Sheridan
Journeymen Workmen
Derby
Gascoigne
Froufe
Europe
Grenville
Bourbett
Bonaparte
France
Russia
Paul
Italy
Thomajatgi
Zabli
War crisis in Parliament over ministers and treaties
Lord Grenville and Lord Holland clash in the House of Commons over unfurnished communications to ministers, alleged miscalculations in the continental war, and delays in laying Treaties before the body. Debates reflect distrust of ministers and the need for action amid worsening Franco-British relations and ally dynamics.
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Lottery
Wift and Co
Pourtry
Glasgow
Earlie
Post Office
Parliamentary Intelligence
Brogden
Pitt
Dundas
Fierney
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