Adelp hi Lottery Scheme Described for March Draw
The document outlines the Adelphi Lottery according to its prize allotment published January 18 1774 under parliamentary authority. It notes a drawing to begin on Thursday March 30 with the raffle continuing through the announced schedule and prizes.
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Adam
Adelphi
Ar Wildhall
Royal Exchange
Robert Street
May
Fess, Richardson and Goodluck
Whitehall
Bank New Buildings
Cornhill
Empress bust and earings prize linked not two but one
The report notes a single prize of 500 pounds for the Bust of the Empress of Russia and a pair of brilliant diamond earings, previously misread as two items. It details ongoing legal matters in the House of Lords, a drowning notary Briquet de Beauregard, and shipboard incidents near Bray Head with a wreck and looting. It also covers oddities from Irish Parliament debates, court actions, local magistrate mercy, a wife seeking wages, a Pontiac fire at Reeves’s brewery, and marriages and deaths in London and Suffolk.
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Great Britain
Warren
Richard Warren
Irene
America
Kitchen
Patagonia
South America
Falkland’s
Russia
House of Lords
Filmer
Henry Thomas Goff
House of Commons
Ireland
Lord Ranelagh
Irnham
Mountmorres
Duke of Leinster
Earl of Bellomont
Lord Roden
Lord Lagerborough
Cloyne
Meath
Paris
Sieur Briquet de Beauregard
St. Cloud
James Rees
Noge
Bourteaux
Fustice Nares
Baron Eyre
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Oxford
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Worcester
City of
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
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Hereford
Monmouthth
Monmouth
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Western Cireuit
Fustice Afton
Fustice
Hants
Winchester Castle
Wells
New Sarum
Dorset
Dorchester
Devon
Castle of
Exeter
Cornwal
Lanceston
Somerset
Taunton
Wilkes
Manson-house
Lothbury
Guadaloupe
England
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Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
Drurya Lane
School For Wives
Harlequin
Covent-Garden
Covent - IA Garden
Cy Mbelin
S. Harlequin's
Gambols
Henry the Second
Rosamond
Treasury Chambers
Dublin
Nath. Clements
Browns and Collison
Lombard-street 5
Nesbitts
London
River Dee
Garraway
Alley
Rith
G Gardiner
Cancellor
Pope'’s
M. Latter
Berks
Hand
Oxford-treet
Crew
Cloak-lane
Wills
Chancery Lane
Pridden
Flee Street
Mathews
Cambridge
Dawson
Bath
Baker
Southampton
Green
Highworth
Fife
Bertie
Vine-{treet
Piccadilly
T Gale
Catherine-street
Strand
Thomas Falkner
C. Pugh
T. Lewes
Roffeltreet
Covent Garden
Scotland
Douglas, Heron, and Co
King’s Arms Tavern
Carphill
Richard Glover
St. Martin's Lane
Cannon-street
James Weatherby
Newmarket
Coney-street
York
Burford
Jockey Club
Mn C.cox
Siven
Baroberet
Museum
Spring Gardens
LOND
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Ae Country News
Gosport
Oaks
Virtualler
Portsmouth
Virtualling Office
Proud
Barfleur
Mr. Oaks
Sugars
Mr. Proud
Leeds
Staffordsiire
George Hay
High Court of Admiralty
Thomas Gilbert
E Q
Litchfield
Harrison
Hattes
Newcastle
Nigel Gresly
Kaepersley
Thos. Gilbert
Kkies
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