Lottery offices offer half guinea policies and prizes
Pope and Co announce new news and beneficial plans of chances and policies for a national lottery. One Guinea Policies promise capital prizes and half purchase benefits with sixteen prizes included. Tickets are sold at their Piccadilly and Dublin offices, with real tickets and Bank of England deposits. Drawing begins November 16 with prizes insured during the drawing and receipts viewable at the Piccadilly office.
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Pope
Galley
Beardmore
Piccadilly
St. James’s-street
Coteman Street
Newgate-street
Provo
Bank of England
Messrs. Pope and Co
Messrs
Pope and Co
Berg
Weir
Aboe
N. B
The
Feathers
Featherstone-street
Mcorfields
The Surveyor's Complete AC Compt Book Advertised
This day was published for large parishes three shillings sixpence and small ditto two shillings sixty four. The Surveyor's Complete AC Compt Book claims to aid keeping accounts in regular order with tables showing contribution daily duty composition and penalty for rents from four hundred to under three pounds per annum. Includes various notices for surveyors and a summary of the surveyor's duty. Printed for J. Shave Ipswich and sold by T. Longman Paternoster Row.
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J. Shave
Ipswich
T. Longman
Paternofter Row
News on American War Plans Supposed British Dispatch
In London dated Monday November 6 General Clinton's aid de camp has left for New York with word the Cabinet intends to continue the American war and raise 10,000 troops in the spring. Unclear where the forces will be drawn from as no signs point to a sea-post march. Fullarton's corps, recently at Portsmouth, was said to be bound for Jersey and Guernsey, not for a march.
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Clinton
New York
Ireland
Fullarton
Portsmouth
Jersey
Guernsey
Vast Cork to Charles Town expedition amid political tides
Reported plan to move about 2900 men from Cork to Charles Town within a week or two under Captain Curling, with Lord and Lady Cathcart arriving from America. Mentions political shifts, Bishop of Ofnaburgh promotion prospects, expanded marine corps, and Admiral Derby’s patrol duties off Cape St. Vincent. Also notes Windsor incident with Lord Beaulieu and Montague relatives, and various naval logistics and local economic updates.
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Corke
Charles Town
Curling
Carolina
Lord
Ofnaburgh
Germany
Marine Corps
Admiral Derby
Cape St. Vincent
Windsor
Duke of Montague
Prince of Wales
Prince Frederick
Royal
Lord Beaulieu
Gen. Carpenter
Col. Conway
John
Woolwich
Liis
Evelyn Sutton
Flree
West Indies
Nancy
Smith
Dawes
Norfolk
London
France
Flores
Gravesend
Guildhall
Mansion House
England
Captain Cook
Leicester Infirmary
Coal Exchange
Billingsgate
New Prison
Clerkenwell
Garland
Ayres
Ellis
Calloway
Stewart
Nimley
Millar
State Lottery 178 at Hazard and Co London Office
The tickets and shares are sold and divided into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths by Hazard and Co Lock-Brokers at No 93 Royal Exchange London and nowhere else on their account Correct numerical and register books kept and tickets registered at six pence per number Capital prizes previously sold included two 20000 and two 10000 prizes The drawing begins November 16th.
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Vng
Byfield
Hawksworth
Corneer of Craig
Charing-cross
Bank of England
Lester
Hazard and Co
Royal Exchange
London
N. B
State Lottery Adverts and Prize Summary
Richardson and Goodluck announce the State Lottery details at Bank Buildings Cornhill and No 8 Charing Cross. Tickets sold in halves quarters eighths sixteenths with new all-prize plan for alfa Guinea and One Guinea, drawings begin November 16, with many capital prizes already sold and shared, including a 20000l prize split among fifteen.
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Richardson
Goodluck
Cornhill
Charing Cross
Ialfa Guinea
Bank of England
Spate Lottery 1780 Begins Drawing Thursday Instants Messis
Nicholson and Co announce Spate Lottery 1780 begins on Thursday the 16th. Tickets sold in halves quarters eighths and sixteenths and secured by government at the Bank. Adventures offered at half a guinea to one guinea with 20 percent prizes and top sums of 10 000 and 50 000. Whole tickets sold under a new mode with maximum seven guineas loss. Offices listed at multiple locations. Tickets insured.
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Anumus
Adventuser
Nicholson and Co
Bank of England
King’s Arms
Bank Buildings
Cornhills
Cockspur Street
Charing Cross
Parliament and
Bridge Street
Westminster
N. B
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Suyiting
Uik
Stockholm
T. Cuonningham
Gray’s Inn
G. Robinson
J. Es Iwington
T. Longaian
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Dillys Feey
R. Baldwin
W. Foxe
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O- N. Ss
Abe
Coe UE
Acawill Bs
Oe Gunningham
Hickes and Co
Drury-laie Testre
Serta
Aso
Bots
N.B
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Emanuel Mendes DA Costa
Ket
Frownill
Jamaica
London Tavern
James. Allen
Chelsea
Gades
Grocer
Paradise Row
Aargrav ‘and Co
Fiett-Stréet
Jon
Eiel
West
Gil
Thomas Sheene
Trebeck
Hanwell
Phipps
Southwell
Uxbridge
Fellome
Hyacinth Kirwan
Miss Blake
Patrick Blake
Higham Dykes
Northumberland
John Winslow
Bishopsgate
Susannah Godfell
Wednsesday
Bezer Blundel
Greyhound Inn
Bury
St. Edmunds
Thomas ‘Gordon
Milbank
Queen’ S Square
Bloomsbury
Sebastian Chapman
Hertfordshire
East-street
Red Lion-square
Thomas‘ Dobson
Steel
Middlesex
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Ternooi
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