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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 02, 1772

Page

2

Plan for reducing national debt through a lottery scheme

Lord North proposes selling lottery tickets against public annuities to raise funds and reduce the debt. The plan envisions converting annuities held by private holders into cash for the Exchequer, with prizes funded from the pool, while paying off part of the debt over years and aiming to boost credit and peace-time revenues.

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Epsom Races 1772 Week schedule large plates and rules

May 1772 racing week at Epsom Downs features noblemen and gentlefolk plates for mares and geldings, five to six year olds, and four year olds. Hefty entry fees, weights, and conditions govern heats of four miles two miles for different classes. Subscribers must pay, weigh-ins required, and gates close before races. Ducking, assembly rooms open, house ad listed, with notices on entry, penalties, and steward decisions.

Slackholter Ublick Epsom Epsom Downs Renthemen Sald Downs Ascot Heath É&C Old Wells New-inn-lane John Winchester Tuefuay Weigny Ipswich Rurmi Purle Sol Baingstoke Hunters Theriday Crown Inn Basinestoke Jane Basingstoke Maidenhead Inn Ditto Town-hill White Hare Wurting Bapngitoke St. Jonh Quick Cafthe Son Thomas Dunp Caftie

Beccle​s Races 1772 Gentlemen’s Purse and Ipswich Meet

Notices detail Beccles races on Thursday and Friday with purses of 50 and 20 guineas, entry and clerk fees, age and weight rules, and certificates. Basings Stoke and Ipswich races follow with multiple plates, subscriptions, and steward decisions. Publican booths forbidden without fees. Lord Montfort and Sir John Rous cited as stewards.

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Lord North Charles Hutton Newcastle J. Wilkie St. Paul's Churchyard Lord Montfort Sir John Rous, Bart Stewards Tuting and Fawconer Tuting and Fawconer London England M. Grosley F.R.S Royal Accademies of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres Thomas Nugent Felow Sotiety of Antiquaries Lockyer Davisy Hthosa Royal Society M. Grofey Allan South America
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