Nicholson's Prize Lottery Promises Vast Payouts
Anappeal from W R Nicholson of Cornhill for the Truth State Lottery entries lays out grand prizes and high commissions. He claims vast funds, secured by government securities, to guarantee payment on demand and urges immediate participation amid assurances of reliability and gratitude for past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Nicholson
Baik Hreet
Cornhill
Nicholson
Phat
Ana
M Jetty
Banco
Noga
Cornhal
Fragmentary Chancery Notice in 19th Century Case
A damaged OCR item references Soren and Vianisg Tewed with EMG SOR of CHANCERY during a Yeu Gt tae Resja hearing. It mentions WOELDAM BROAN and Brooke law practices, with uncertain place names like Reno and Cate. The readable fragments hint at a legal notice involving property or debts and a court action in a historic district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren
Gfite
CIA
Boro
Brooke
War
Piace
Reno
George Lil Dee
Auction at Stoke Hall for extensive furniture and stock
A sale by auction conducted by Mr Winstanley at Stoke Hall offers a large stock of furniture and effects. The catalogue includes silk and damask beds and curtains, carved chairs, mahogany items, carpets, and a curious fowling piece. Viewings are Friday and Saturday before the sale with catalogues at multiple inns and Mr Winstanley’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Nis Warn
Winstanley
Javor
Stoke Hall
Sarge
Kingstons Arms
Newark
White Lion
Nottingham
Geos and
Angel
Grantham
Three Cranes
Leicester
Mr. Winttansley
Partnership change notice by George Littlemore
This notice records the dissolution of the firm Samuel Gaskell and Co formerly run by Samuel Gaskell and Co and the formation of a new partnership with sons Samuel Gaskell and Roger Gaskell. The new firm will manufacture fail canvas and cotton goods under Samuel Gaskell and Co with legal affirmation by Justice of the Peace Thomas Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Gakell
Samuel Gaskell and Co
Samuel Gaskell
Roger Gaskell
Portrait of Gainsborough and the limits of painting
A critical examination of Sir Joshua Reynolds praising Gainsborough while noting limits in his chosen subjects. The discourse discusses whether Gainsborough could pursue higher historical painting, the artist’s modesty, and the President’s defense of his talent against broader critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gai
Folhia
Bim
Garmorenge
Tavin
Wien
Gainiburousa
Gainsorough
Tesali
Atsi
Joshua
Gaisborough
Hogarth
Uane
Wallon
Jandiorne
Gaintborough
Gainthborough
Teenie
Jotha
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James Branteamb
Thithorn
Jonu i Branteamb
To. G
Coraholl
Eho Blackshaw
Rovar
Henry Woodfe Benet
Samuel Haver
James Eatin
Cup of Biitel
Robert Clement
George Carrol
Ibigh Te
Shadwell
Witram Oo Beecravd
Lesegr
Jane Ecto
Sten
Joein Brivp
Lille
Ogu
Natur EE
Miles Peter Andrews
Foe
Owen
Dicky Bird
Hasan Phefe
Beth
Loch
Miss Dover Daverrs
Narvar
Carin
Jocin Boro
Dily Lewitt
Ihion
Rye Ray
Mali
Esjycock
Hotchkis
Bouxteller
Oswettry
Shropshire
Wakatsctos
Samuel Gasnietty
George Littlewore
Sauces Gackell
Samuel GaskiLe
June
Roger
Gaskell, J'lebe
George Littlemore
Mayetty
Oae
Lincatter
Thomas Lyon
PTE
Aife Miracierth
Nate Ober
Joshua Reaxson
Sede Gotts
Lemary
Tey Royal Academy
Bocef Ra
Sargedav Mba
Svain
Ays Reber Girt
Pootha
Biuschrick St
Carp Yeterday
Moplpiaare
Covversy
Hoelo Bas Ager
Weber
Wrarx
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