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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 08, 1774
Page
4
Fragmentary Postscript Letter To The Editor
A garbled postscript letter to the editor requests insertion in the next issue. It voices longing for marriage, mentions a plan, a fortune, and a hoped for future with a bride, while urging publication of the vow and betrothal lines in the Evening Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Ben
Lacy
Aghan
Ffm Cafe
Hymen
Géo. Wilbraham
Townsend
Cheshire
Mills’ Harvey
Pho
Grosvenor
Chester
Thomas Fearne
Richard Clay
Liverpool
Camaripen
St James levee and Privy Council in early London tale
Long account of court events and political chatter from London. Visions include a levee at St James's, Privy Council attendance by Earl Gower and others, a queenly dinner, Covent Garden entertainment, and MPs elected for Ayr, Yarmouth, and Hampshire boroughs. Actions at Westminster and Exchequer chambers outline magistracy nominations, possible changes at the Admiralty, reports of a Northern potentate’s sudden death, capt. Richardod’s Philadelphia voyage, smuggling raids from Bergen, and the new Lord Mayor ordering Mansion House accommodations for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Earl Gower
Queen’s Palle
Covent
George Macartney
Ayr
Kewine
Rothsay
Cambletown
Inveraty
Jervoise Clarke
Edward Meux Worsley
Elqrs
Yarmouth
Hampshire
Lord North
Westtimerhall
England
Sheritty
Charles Fox
Bradshaw
Admiralty
Odtds
Goodwill
Richardod
Whitehaven
Philadelphia
Dunkirk
Bergen
Norway
Manfion
Char
Lotte-Row
Gabe
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Historic Court Ruling Sways Civil Action Bound by Statute
In a 18th century court, the judge ruled that a complaint fell outside civil procedure, as it directly invoked the George II statute. The decision held the offender liable to a fixed term, barring enjoyment of certain rights, with the verdict tied to evidentiary proof and legal constraints rather than civil recourse.
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George the Second
Fandames
Eufon
Epfomr
Enuiton
Berson
Leadenhall
Oteman
Arived
Sadler’e. Wells
Boft Caven
York-street
St. James's- Square
Miss Boscawen
Her
Housar
Bostawen Forder
Heath
George Booth
Ee 'S Bush
Itilion
Sir George
George
State Lottery begins drawing Monday next
State Lottery draws begin Monday. Tickets and shares are sold at offices in Fleet Street Cheapside Poultry and Lombard Street. Adventurers are told five numbers equal six promiscuous ones and have certainty of finding a better than ordinary chance, with five guineas for every blank or entire ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit. Barnes and Golightly
Tery
Lottery fraud prevention and notices in 1774
A historical notice from August 1774 describes Adventurers lottery operations at King Aras Lottery Office Cornhill, detailing ticket shares, fractions, and safeguards against fraud. It notes affidavits before the Lord Mayor, promises of lodged tickets, and plans to publish new calculations with extensive pricing and prize outlines.
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Hornsby
Pearce
Mason
Currie
Jamiess
Zellowley
Cornink
King*s-Arms
Cornhill
Lowrery
Hornsry
Jay
Gibteas
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