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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 06, 1790
Page
1
An old notice from Lucky Lottery offices announces tickets and shares sold by Iranconme and Gow Iblan at No 13 Holborn and No 14. It details prize shares across various numbers and fractions, mentions the drawing date February 22, 1790, and assures prize payments and correspondence.
A notice asserts that Royal Authority offers effective cures for epileptic and falling fits. The advertisement emphasizes potent remedies and urges readers to seek relief through their treatment. The claim targets sufferers seeking rapid, permanent relief from seizures and related convulsions.
A detailed notice before Judge Joan Onn sets Monday April 5 as the start of a sale by order of the High Court. The sale covers numerous lots of leads, tenements, and hereditaments across Bradford, Trowbridge, Sledge-Ashien, Beckenham, Upton Seidgmdre, Bratton and other manors, with locations at Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn for viewing the estates and particulars.
London reports the Duke of Clarence fully recovered and seen at Carleton House with a carriage outing. The piece notes political shifts including Earl Lauderdale’s candidacy for a Sixteen Peer vacancy and King William’s potential Hanover visit to fulfill electoral duties. It covers international alliances, Parliament regulations, clerical meetings, and a map discovery linking to early 16th century cartography.
The notice warns readers about fraudulent lottery schemes run by Medes Sam Goiyang Co and Royal Union Bank. It cautions that adventurers risk losing capital in a ten thousand pound share investment and urges scrutiny before engaging with the promoters.
Fragmented OCR lists various life events with names such as Miss Mary Ann Kirke and Robert Kirke, references to places like Aberdeen Swindany and Paris, and dates including a Friday and a 22d cult. The text reads as garbled memorials, marriages, and notices from multiple locales.
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