Lottery notice and advertised publications from 18th century sources
An advertisement describes a state lottery with prizes and shares, noting drawings begin November 43d and tickets sold through Richardson and Good Luck Offices in Charing Cross. It also mentions a second edition of Ravelings through the Middle Settlements in North America for 1759 and 1760 by Rev A Burnaby, published at Payne's in Castle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Charing Cross
Ranelagh
Richardson
Baik-buildings
Cornhill
Charing-cross
North America
Colcries
A. Burna Ib Yy
A.M
Greenwich
T. Payne
Castle-street
St. Martin’s
Fragmentary notice with names and date
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals Tam Gedmen Youranvef and Sir Mutt, with a partial line ending ridge May 30 and James Evelyn noted. The text is incomplete and provides no clear action or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Gedmen
Mutt
Ridge
James Evelyn
Prince of Orange Atlas Second Edition Price Ad
This day was published, folio edition, one shilling sixpence, half bound. NEL EME MARY and METHODICAL ATLAS, for the Prince of Orange and Stadtholder of the United Provinces. By JOHN PALATIRET age 1 of their High Mightinesses de States General at the Court of Great Britain. Revised second edition. Printed for J. Nourse Strand, sold by Moffat, JeBery, and Faden at Charing-Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serene
Prince of Orange
Naan
United Provinces
John Palatiret
Great Britain
Lonon
J. Nourse
de Strand
Moff
JeBery
Freeholders urged to back Sir Joseph Mawbey in Surrey election
The London Evening Post urges the honest freeholders of Surrey to elect a representative who defends the constitution and trades. It praises Sir Joseph Mawbey as a true servant, attacks ministerial tricks like the Chiltern Hundreds, and warns against a rival propped by a Junto. It notes broader war news, court cases, robberies, prizes, and obituaries of public figures.
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Surr Gentlmen
Evsom
Travers Vincent
Francis Vincent
America
House of Commons
Fay Uh
Middlesex
Sir Joseph Mawbey
Sir Joseph
Senate
Sir Joseph Mawbe
Bart
P.S
St. George’s Heirs
Young Allen
Beston
Core
Ireland
Cork
North America
Portsmouth
Spithead
Guarda Costas
West Indies
Prince George
Davis
London
Amssterdamn
Texel
Harriet Wrottesley
Richard Wrottsley
Duchess of Grafton
Miss Johnston
Treasury Board
Duke of Glosceter
France
Westminster
Lord Mansfield
Earl of Bristol
Aid
Gth
Old Bailey
Robert Perreau
Thomas Withall
Thomas
Dante
Elizabeth Greenwood
Marshal
R. Watkins
Bogie
Brayfield
Parker
Ihe Greenwood
Billy
Daniel Greenwood
John Fieding
Ikdirburah
Drotter
Uiel City
Muggleton
Jacklin
Catody
Racy
Carliffe
Tickelster
Museum Inc
William Harrow
Mus Reie
Bond-street
James Freeman
Mary Shorey
Stockwell
Epsom
Mary Barnes
Avraham Clarks
Manchester
Lady Ramfaen
Byrom
Rockingham
Sane Dal Magna
Yorkshire
Henry Grice
Mr. Sawyer
Staumper
Stamp Office
Lincoln’s Inn
Peckham
Richard Allen
Southampton
Builings
Holborn
Aketos
Westerday
Mr. Bunce
Hotter
Ellaniniter
French Troops Concentrated Near Dunkirk Report
News from London dated Friday June 2 describes the French forces within 48 hours march of Dunkirk. It lists 32 battalions spread across Gravelines Calais Lisle Valenciennes Quesnoy and St Omer totaling about 24 000 men with twelve squadrons of horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Gravelines
Calais
Lisle
Valenciennes
Quesnoy
St. Omer’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brightheimstone
Shoreham
Wm. Hanman
Brighthelmstong
Fale
R L
Siac
Admiralty Office
Admiralty of England
Justice Hall
Qld
Bailey
Phil. Stephens
Salisbury
Y Amb
Goddard
Weatherby
Eclipse
Cace
Merry Andrew
Grandam
Wildair
Cade
Coverdale
Ingatestone
Essex
Little Phillips
William Bright
Jol
Hutton
Gray’s“Inn
A. B
Parliament Street
Bertie
Winestreet
Piccadilly
N. B
West India
Abingdon
New Bond-street
Edmund Burke
J. Dodfrey
Pall-mall
Hebrides
Samuel Johnson
LL. D
G. Bearfly
J. Neurse
R. White
J. Wilkie
R. Baldwin
J. Johnson
S. Crovcer
Tattersall
Furf
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Satuday
St. George
Mareshall
John Riley
Albyns
Ongar
Houshold
Sir Anthony Abdy
Evex
Chelmsford
Ingatestune
Brentwood
Rumford
Harlow
Ruby
Long-Acre
Lodon
N.B
Epping
Skinner
Garraway
Change-aley
Cornhil
Ludlow
Shropshire
Bedson Jay
Morris
Newport
Shrewsbury
Cheer
Birmingham
Worcester
Oxford
Mr. Skinner
Aldersgate-strict
Woodhall
Arkesden
Saffron Walden
Rocrells
Minchins
Aresden
Bithpfortford and
Royston
Newmarket
Peverells
Chardwell Lodge
Avery Chi Renis
Earl Cornwallis
Stradbrook
Cambridge
Crown-inn
Hockrell
Bull
Hoddesdan
Crown
Laney
Bell
Cdimonton
Mel Reavely
Mumphreys Gray
Lotte
T H No
London Evening Post
County of
Surry
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