Canvass Address for Plymouth Seat 1780
The letter from John Culme of Plymouth May 20 1780 seeks electors in Plymouth Borough support for his candidacy after the death of Sir Charles Hardy. He pledges steady adherence to stated principles and expresses humble service to the electors as a successor in Parliament.
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Plymouth
Charles Hardy
Samuel Jerdan Announces Candidacy for Plymouth Seat
In 1780 Plymouth notice Samuel Jerdan seeks the late Sir Charles Hardy’s vacancy, pledging faithful service and town interests. He cites strong canvass support and hopes for continued backing from friends for the General Election. Sir Frederick likewise notes promised support for the next election.
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Plymouth
Charles Hardy
Sam
Husbie Jerdani
F. Leman Rogers
Sir Frederick
Somersetshire Committee Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Somersetshire Committee will be held at the Castle Tavern in Taunted on Tuesday June 13 at 12 o clock. Attendance of each member is earnestly requested. By order of Philip Stephens Esquire Chairman Edmund Broderip Secretary Wells May 24 1780.
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Clonry
Bramber
Shoreham
Sokr
Powes
Nebes
Riley
Garrawsy
Cornhill
Thomas Hulled
Court of Chancery
Adame
Kinderley
Chancery-lane
Worthington
Lutterworth
Leicestershires
Long-acre
Lordon
XM Casle
Tainted
Philip Stephens
Edmund Broderip
Wells
London Navy News and Parliament Election Report
Friday in London Vice-Admiral Sir Hugh Palliser attended the Levee with Capt Baziey and conferred with the King as the fleet prepares for secret service from Brest. Reports from Cambridge describe county election clashes and the High Sheriff’s formal opening. Other items include coppering ships, naval losses, a ferryboat disaster, a life-insurance trial at Guildhall, and social notes on nobility, marriages, and deaths.
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Hugh Palliser
St. James’s
Hugh
Baziey
Paris
M. D’artois
Brest
M. D’erain Ras
Versailles
Breft
Dam
Goree
Joshua Thomas
Navy
Daniel Stow
Cambridge
Sampson Gideon
Markethill
Robert Manners
Parker
Yorke
Clarehall
Castle
Nicholson and Co advertise Ireland State Lottery tickets
Nicholson and Co announce public sale of Government State Lottery for Ireland tickets at their offices in Westminster and city locations. Tickets offer two chances per prize range from 10 to 10000, with prices at 4s 16d and schemes provided free. Secure legal tickets claimed once drawn.
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Nicholson and Co
Ireland
King’s Arms
Cornhill
Parliament
Bridge Street
Westminster
Irish State Lottery 1780 schemes lure buyers in
Richardson and Goodluck announce a new plan for the Irish State Lottery at two guineas one guinea and half a guinea each with prizes paid in cash without deductions. Hornsby and Co advertise offices in Cornhill Aldgate and Covent Garden. Tickets cost five shillings with a chance to win up to ten pounds on chosen drawing days.
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Jane
Richardson
Goodluck
Coranill
No. & Jacicg
King’s Mews
Charing
Iocal
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Aldgate
York-street
Coventgarden
Hornby and Co
Dublin
Ad Irish Lottery Plan Sells Chances at Seven Shillings
Mellis Sharman and Co advertise a State Lottery of Ireland style draw with prizes of ten thousand pounds and five thousand pounds. Tickets sold at multiple London offices with guarantees of payments in English money, urging cautious purchase and noting legality for full drawing period.
Weather and water clock misreadings at London Bridge
Fragmentary text describes water conditions at London Bridge with unclear times and places mentioning Seda and Almenoor. The garbled lines suggest morning measurements around early hours and a sequence of locations and times, but essential details are unreadable.
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London-Bridge
Almenoor
Afrar
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