Pearce and Co Lottery Offers Policies at Cornhill
Pearce and Co advertise lotteries at No 19 Cornhill London offering Ottery Policies at half a guinea one guinea two guineas and higher prizes during the six Jan Lot. They claim advantages for choosing their Two and Five Shilling Policies with many chances and large upcoming prizes. They urge careful orders and note tickets and schemes are available free of carriage.
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Fortie Warnes
Pearces, and Co
Pope's Head
Cornhill
Tyro.d
Fenteen
Gu. S
Aglandusword
Llaif Licket
HaltaCunahora
Tyg
Elada Gulara
Elada Gulara, Sgor Priate
Fui
Ou Gaines
Pearce
Trcvett
Permons
Cornhill, Pearce and Co
A New and Advantageous Mode of Adventuring in the Lottery
A newspaper note presents a novel method for lottery play, promoting efficiency and advantage. It outlines steps, potential gains, and cautions while urging readers to consider the proposed approach for better chances. The piece emphasizes practical gains over mere speculation.
Amot Capital New and Advantageous Plan of Insurance
Amot Capital unveils a new insurance plan described as advantageous and comprehensive. The release highlights broader coverage and streamlined terms aimed at attracting customers seeking enhanced protection and simpler policy management.
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Amot Capital
New and advantageous Mode of Insurance follows
TCholson and Co announce a new insurance plan offering tickets as prizes. Adventurers pay half a guinea per ticket and receive tickets worth up to five hundred pounds or thousand pounds if drawn. The plan mirrors prior lotteries with undrawn tickets valued at large sums. Mrs Smith is linked to past winnings in London on December 23, 1773.
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J. Johnson
Birchinlare
Cornhill
Pote
Alley
S Mall
N. B
Tcholson and Co
Publc
Asunea Pericket
Smith
Londa
Niskalson and Co
Sale of Silks at Ludgate Hill by Fearn and Neale
A large stock of silks from Messrs Hlarcis and Redhead, late mercers on Ludgate Hill, now sold deeply. Fearn and Neale, Black Livs and Seven Stars, opposite the Old Bailey, No 20 Ludgate Hill, claim the lease and business. Debts owed to Harris and Redhead are directed to be paid to Fearn and Neale.
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Ludgate-hill
Fearn
Meffis Pearn
Neale
Meils
Harria
Redhead
Brest fleets prepare to sail as d Aranda eyes departure
On Friday November 12 reports note the combined fleets at Brest ready with men and two months supply to sail by the 22nd. Count d Aranda is expected to see their departure, though they had not weighed anchor the morning of the 22nd. The Royal Society of Physic reports dysentery raging in several provinces and dispatches a mission to study the disease. Constantinople letters claim fires and unrest in the capital. Mount Vesuvius emits heavy smoke signaling another eruption.
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Parisi
Brest
d’Aranda
Royal Society of Physic
Bretagne
L’orléanois
Te Main
Poitou
Constantinople
Waples
Mount Vesuvius
French steamer La Guienne arrives with cargo in Cork
The Streamer cutter reports a large 700 ton French vessel named La Guienne from Marintco for Bourderay docking at Cork on November 2. She carries 1009 units of sugar plus coffee tobacco indigo cotton among other goods and is valued at thousands of pounds.
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Cork
Marintco
Bourderay
la Guienne
Appointment reshuffles and naval news at Plymouth and New York
The article reports ministerial shuffles with the Earl of Elihuibe named Secretary of State for the Northern Heartaiea in place of Lord Weymouth, and Lord Hillsborough expected from Ireland to take office. Admiral Gambier becomes Commander in Chief at Plymouth replacing Admiral Shuldham. It notes Long Island’s status and various fleet movements toward New York, plus plans tied to Irish trade and pensions, parliamentary vacancies, and Wilkes support. Also mentions privateers, captured ships, and weathering incidents, with deaths and promotions listed.
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Earl of
Eliuibe
Ough
Stace
Heartaiea
Viscount Weymouth
Lord Hillsborogh
Ireland
Westerday
Didar
New York
d’Etlaing
Lord North
England
Lincoln
Lord Brownlow Bertie
House of Peers
John ‘Pharold
Bart
Sytton Park
Chamberlain
Benjamin Hopkins
Ely
Alderman Wilkes
Wilkes
Alderman Townsend
London
Cardwell
Port Royal
Fomaca
Mourne Christi
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Foreign Intelligence
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Paul Janes
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Great Britain
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St. Peter’s College
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Edmonton
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