Lottery Notice Sets March Drawing Under State Style
Public notice from Whitehall dated Feb 8 1774 appoints James Monypenny James Royer Henry Reveley John Knowles and John Jennins as lottery managers with Johnson as secretary and Evans as assistant. Draws begin March 3 with 4370 tickets, daily through Friday, and results published within 46 days with access to drawing books.
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Meses
Adam
Adelphi
James Monypenny
James Royer
Henry Reveley
John Knowles
John Jennins
Johnson
Evans
Ely
State
Privy Garden
Whitehall
Exchange Alley
Jonathan
Edward Johnson
To the Editor of the London Evening Post
A brief letter to the editor titled for publication at London Evening Post, signaling concern or commentary without additional context or details present in the fragment. The readable line is a formal address to the paper.
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London Evening Post
Address to Worcester Freemen on Captain Le as Candidate
A London Evening Port piece congratulates Worcester Freemen on Captain Le’s offer to represent them. It questions inexperience, predicts expertise after parliamentary service, and warns of potential coercion by preferred candidates while praising birthrights facilitating his rise. It implies artillery stakes in Middlesex and mocks St Stephen’s chapel influences.
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Captain le
Middlesex
Luttrell
House of Commons
St. Stephen’s Chapel
Ship Triumph guards Sheerness as Ardent left port
Chatham reports Triumph, a 74 gun ship, sails to Sheerness to serve as guardship replacing Ardent for three years. News includes parliamentary questions on whether American assemblies tax themselves or are represented by Britain, plus political chatter from Worcester and Worcester Edward Lewes arrival and reception in the city. Also notes on court actions, dueling, a milkman murder attempt, church appointments, marriages, and several obituaries and notices.
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Worcester Journal
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