Hanover Square Concert Rooms Exhibit Opens With Extras
The Niss Lanwood exhibition debuts at Hanover Square Concert Rooms with added photographs and features. It runs daily except Sundays from nine in the morning to the evening, with tickets and venue details provided locally.
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Hanover-Square
Niss Lanwood
Irish and English Lotteries Office Adverts
The Irish Lottery begins drawing November 38. Swift and Co. state their Poultry 51 office is appointed to sell tickets and shares. They advertise their established office with prompt payment of prizes and free schemes or information.
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Wift and Co
Poultry
Igng
Swift and Co
Lottery Offices in London and Edinburgh Public Notice
State Lottery offices at Cornhill Manchester and Edinburgh inform that Irish and English lotteries are selling on same terms as other credit offices. Orders by post or carriage paid with bank notes or post office orders, with early, authentic intelligence of numbers. Government securities bought and prizes paid on demand.
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Cornhill
London
Manchester
Edinburgh
No. 4
Gooc Hills
India
Massacre at Rastadt of Two French Plenipotentiaries
A detailed account from Head-Quarters Gernsback April 1799 describes the Rastadt killings of Ministers Roberjot and Bonnier by brigands after a failed French attempt to depart under escort. Debry suspected. notes allege French Directory manipulation. subsequent capture of two suspected plotters and ongoing pursuit to unveil the rest of the conspiracy.
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Monsieur DE Barbaczy
Coloniel
Hussars
Szeckler
Archduke Charles
Gernsback
Rastadt
Ceparce
Roberjot
Bonnier
Jean Debry
Legation
Rosenshial
Murg
Robergot
Raftadt
Rosenstial
Rot
Bonhier
Jean Deby
Sam Fran Debry
Tvo
Agih
Count de Geertz
Monaman
Tayi
Strasburg
Count Dé Goeriz
Figgiatoolo
Rosential
Robertot
Hoffars
Archduke Cuagees
Gernsbuck
Buffars
Rieke Bank
Rhine
Ket
Wuilfett
Floreal
Bence
Jean
Strasburgh
Huffars
Barley Trials and Wide Range of London Court Hearings
Widespread assizes report with guilty verdicts on hay theft and private larceny, including Elizabeth Smith and William Bargins, plus numerous transportation sentences for seven years. Burglary, highway robbery, and other indictments lead to severe penalties as the court condemns offenses across the capital.
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Condhigen
Ret Corder
Tiace Martin
Ann Bedford
Elizabeth Smith
Wiliam Bargins
Enfield, &c
Lea
Prienaay
Gutter-lane
Rica
Islington
Toe French
Spitalfields
Te de Aies
Newgate
Wonlwichy
New South Wales
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