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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 07, 1780

Page

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Lottery scheme promises no loss on whole tickets plan

Purchasers are urged to read a plan by Annister and Co offering that a whole lottery ticket cannot lose more than seven pounds while potentially winning any prize. The scheme, sold from licensed offices in London, claims legality and security via Bank of England deposits, with prizes already sold and the drawing due November 16.

Aaa Annister and Co. Stock Bakers Fuc Barnes and Goltz Perce Sgfal Exchange London Lorreryy England WN. B

Ladies Annual Journal Complete Pocket Book 1983

An annual pocket register titled The Ladies Annual Journal or Complete Pocket Book for the Year 1983. It lists days for buying stocks and interest, holidays at public offices, royal and European monarch tables, perpetual diary, marriages and education observations, receipts, laws, songs, marketing tables, rate tables for hacks and watermen, and publisher details for J Buffel and E Stevens Stationers Court Ludgate Street.

Pqgret Petfon Findig Enigas Vaurhatl Jatt G. “Hobinson Great Britain Europe Dhe S. Bladony Parernofter-row St. James’s Park England Perpetus J. ‘Taylor Great Purnstile Helborn

Kingston and Portmouth News From November 8 Olden Times

A compact notice presents shipping movements and naval actions from November 8 including Lord Hyde sailing for Great Britain, the Schooner Hero from St Augustine, and Kingston port arrivals. It notes Lord Tarleton’s burning of towns in the Carolinas, and addresses health and duty of garrisons as rains ease and colonies recover.

Kington Lord Hyde Jeffery Great Britain Hero Perry St. Augustine Tarleton George ‘Town Wilmington Carolina Britannia Baltimore Greadowe Dalrymple Iriff Colville Charleton Plees Grypheas Kingston George Brydges Rodney America

Bank R Up t St Gorge Martin Hoffer to Surrender

Bankrupt notices list various debtors including St Gorge Martin of Bristol Hoffer and Thames Luton of Broad Street Ratcliff Cross, with surrender dates in 1823 and Guildhall filings. Names include Nathaniel Lucas Sir George Colebrooke William Owen John Lewis Pasteur and Sarah Walker with associated locations and dates. Dividends announced and certificates granted. high water marks at London Bridge noted.

Guildhall William Owen Pwllheli Carnarvonshire Northgate-frees John Lewis Pasteur John ‘Lewis Melkosne Derbyshire Notterbsae White Hart Ins Ashby de la Zouch John Dauffey Elder Street Spadefields Glk John Scott St. John Weaping Midic&x John Neary Strand St. Martin ,In

Debates in Commons echo royal speech and war policy

An account of Monday's Commons debate on the king's speech highlights ministers and opposition arguing for continuing the American war, while Grenville signals loyalty yet questions policy. Recriminations on tyranny of Congress and fears of Bourbon power frame motions for amended address urging continued national defense.

Commons Hoult de Grey Great Britain France Spain America Richard Sutton Congress N. Dmr Grenville House of Bourbon Mei Grenville Cozhie Max Jetty Fiempatrick House of Camenong Mallet Dessena Europe England

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