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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1774

Page

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Lottery Office Announces Adelphi Lottery Drawing Directors

The Lottery Office at Privy Garden Whitehall appoints James Monypenny James Royer Henry Reveley John Knowles and John Jennins as managers and directors to oversee the Adelphi Lottery drawing. Ticket cutting and drawing scheduled from March 3 to 7 in Exchange-Ally with public access to drawing books.

Essas Adam Adelphi James Monypenny James Royer Henry, Reveley John Knowles John Jennins Johnson Evans Privy Garden Whitehall Exchange-Ally Jonathan Edward Johnson

Candidate for Worcester Parliament 1774

Nicholas Lechmere proclaims candidacy after voiding the late election. He pledges zealous country service and city of Worcester focus, signing as obliged servant from London, dated February 9, 1774.

Worcester London Nicholas Lechmere

Vaughan Proposed as Merioneth County Candidate

A county convention of Freeholders in Merioneth nominates Evan Lloyd Vaughan to fill the short remainder of the Parliament. Thomas Kyffin signs as a loyal advocate, offering services if Vaughan declines, dated January 29, 1774.

Merioneth Evan Lloyd Vaughan Deldlegelley Thomas Kyffin

Court notice on nomination for India commander post

February 8 1774 the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies announce a General Court at Leadenhall Street on Friday the 11th from 11am to 6pm to ballot on nominating Hon. Colonel George Monsen to succeed Lieut. Gen. John Clavering as Commander in Chief in India upon Clavering becoming Governor General of Bengal Bahar and Orissa or on any vacancy.

United Company of Merchants of England East Indies Leadenhall-street George Monson John Clavering India General Clavering Bengal Bahar Orissa George Monsen Clavering

Fund-raising Offer for Nobility and Clergy in Need

A notice invites nobility officers clergy and other persons with yearly incomes to raise funds with secrecy and expedition on equitable terms. Applications may be made in person or by letter to Mr Bertie in Vine Street Piccadilly for immediate attendance.

T Gale Catherine-street Strand Quario William Chambers Knight Sicelides Paulle Majora Conumus Virgil J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly J. Bow Epittle Om Oberea Otakeite Joseph Banks Grenada Portsmouth House of Commons Bertie Vine-street

Treasury subscription notice for annuity act 1774

Treasury Chambers Dublin January 2 1774 announces subscriptions to an annuity act raising 260000l with 26 percent form. notices grant arrears substitution rights and first payment priority, lists nominees and ages, annual Dublin Gazette prints, London bankers accept subscriptions, sale of 40 bags coloured Spanish wool at Garraway's Coffee House February 23 1774.

Treasury Chambers Dublin Ephereas Nath Clements N. B Ireland Browns and Collipson Lombard-street 5 Mefirs Nesbicts London Garraway Alfey Lane Powel Baden Henry Brooke

The Farmer's Lawyer book listing

An early 18th century notice announces This day was published In one volume priced 38 4d bound The Farmers Lawyer or Every Country Gentleman his own Counsellor It compiles laws for farmers country gentlemen clergy maltsters hop planters carriers and rural dwellers including game cythes highways corn roads cider and beer regulations and related acts by a Gentleman of Lincoln's Inn Printed by prominent London firms for G Kearny Fleet Street St Pauls Yard Newbery and W Flexney Grays Inn Holborn

Milt Cyder Mum Perry Caaniry

The London Evening Post on bribery and Parliament reform

A writer argues that the House of Commons harbors hundreds with government salaries and urges renewed triennial Parliaments to restore liberty in voting. The piece asserts representatives derive power only from constituents and condemns bribery as treason against the English constitution.

House of Commons House of Canmons Mons Chéem Characer

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