Stamp Office Notice of Licensed Ticket Sellers 1791
The Stamp-Duties Commissioners list licensed ticket sellers for lotteries in the present state. Names include William Blake, James Branscomb, Isaac Goodman, George Carroll, Henry Byfield, Robert Haley, John Harley, Robert Hazard, and many others with addresses in Adelphi, Cornhill, Royal Exchange, Piccadilly, and Bristol. Also mentions George Harrison, Thomas Hornby, John Shower, Thomas Strong, Henry Webster, and several Edinburgh and Liverpool entries. The Irish State Lottery note follows with office at Cornhill and claims of prompt prize payment.
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Somerset Place
Lotteries
William Blake
Adam Streetr
Adelphi
James Branscomb
Isaac Goodman
Holborn
Cornhill
Vhn Bruckshaw
Royal Relinage
Henry Woolsey Byfield
S&s
Robert Clement
City of Bath
William Galley
John Beardmore
Piccadilly
Robert Haley
Richard Wiltshire
Greffe-freet
Rathbone
John Harley
Pope's Bead -Ailey
Carnhill
Robert Hazard
Thomas Burne
Boward Warner
Royal Exchanges Cornhill
George Harrison
Ecadtty
Oet
Wobham Hodge
Noorg
Pali
Richard Hodges
Sue Tay
Cancer Street
Thomas Hornby
Cornhal
Join Johnson
Popos
Corniull
Weary Lalande
Covseers Fs
George Lethe
Waena Scott
City of
Edin
Kiuizig
Berg
Peter Richardson
Wiliam Goodl
George Arnull
Weilliam Combhill
Chering Crats
Frederick Scott
St. James’s-itree
John Shower
New Bondareel
Thomas Strong
Swinney
Brnives
Thomas Thompson
Chorcrols
James Thonson
John Thomson
William Fettes
Buinbursh
Neweattig
Fyne
Henry Webster
Richard Weller
Oxford Street
John Wenham
Samuel Wenham
Edinburgh
Thowae
Wilkie
St. Paul’s
Thenis Walcee
Liverpool
Thomas Oriise
iPxeter
Sipas
Nos Ob
Josepa Warpoony
Stephen
Gobs
Fey
Royal Exchange
London
Acsol
Rosch
Sonal
Hornsby and Co
Treatise on the Law of Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
Neatly printed Delay Octavo edition by Stewart Kyod a barrister at law offers a compendious elementary guide to bills of exchange and promissory notes. It provides historical deductions of opinions and the latest decisions with arguments and notes where doubt remains.
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Stewart Kyod
Middle Tempe
Ieee
London
S.drewier
Paternoperson
B.C. Cutins
Bouxieher
Sabuuary
New Edition of FAIRS in ENGLAND and WALES
A description of a new edition titled New Edition to which is added a digest of the Parliament relating to Fairs. Published by Owen and associates, with details on fairs including dates and attendance. The work covers locations from London and surrounding areas and notes parliamentary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Walls
Fis
W. Owen
Longmen
Joe Joe Faa
G. Robirson and Co
Wien
Dasittraton
Paihale
Vera
Mhold
George Chalmers
James Pettit Andrews
Deserted Soldier Described and Reward Offered in Leicester Square Notice
Deserter from Capt Thomas Powyer Bower's Independent Company at Rochester named John Moore born in Dorset. He is tall around five feet eleven with sandy hair and hazel eyes, dressed red jacket with green collar, white waistcoat and breeches. Reward of two guineas offered for apprehension. apply to William Bows, Leicester Square. Also advertises books for sale and a Revolution Society publication by John Stockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Powyer Bower
Coumpiny
Rochester
Tneieassiouates
Guiiabhont
Moore
Find Ne
Child Wo Ockford
Nthe
Coury
Dorset
Wiltenmit
Boaen Guithy
Erie
Hugh
William Bows
Lille Street
Leicster Square
Carmarthen dwelling with OB's Well and adjoining premises
Auction notice offers Elling House and garden near Carmarthen market town with OB's Well and mead ground to let. Also at Queen Street dwelling house with premises once occupied by Mr Wallan Beaneil. Local markets cited for meat fish poultry and a porting country. Forty particulars available from Afr sin Thoms Nor pik Street Strand and Mr Joln Browau Carmarthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Elling
Ob's
Carmarrtha
Queen-street
Morthena
Wallan Beaneil
N.R. Carmarthen
Fry, Nor Pik Street
Strand
Ajee
Joln Browau
Armarthen
London Chronicle reports royal movements and foreign dispatches
Friday November 12 in London notes a royal levee for Count Stadion as Imperial envoy, the Duke of York traveling from Whitehall, and naval dispositions in the Downs. It cites Madrid envoys, Jamaica governors, and possible peerages tied to the Madrid negotiations, with ongoing Convention tensions and fleet movements toward Madeira and Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Stadion
Windsor
Forgeries Decreed by Old Bailey Court at Tyver Cafe
A late decision from the Old Bailey court condemns using fictitious names on bills or instruments as forgery. It warns that unlicensed lottery shops use fake names and prizes cannot be claimed, while legitimate stamped shares ensure the original ticket is deposited and protected by responsible citizens and free offices for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bailey
Tyver
Xu 4
Voip
Orrick
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Bey
Vicky Lea
Charles Swift
Sayerrs
Parliament-street
Mailer
S. Bladon
R. Faulder
New Bond-street
Pe Arett
Epyorte St. Chement’s Cause
Hornsby
Nuamely
Encuisa Lortrasy
Loy Rery
Engiuh
Orgria
Parch Grab Haunsay Ane
Hoarssay and Co
Clus Ad Societe
Seto
biSnet
Boo
N.ob
Tao
India
South Sea
India Bonds
Nasy and
Wietnans Bali Gad
Bemghic
Communthon
Pace
Roy Gely
Dee
Tris
Miv
Owen
Lois Day
Ofeneltoner Ventole
Barts At Law
Edina
Repex Orion Joripicun
Borriron
Besa
Yue
Ry Elisabeth Rafeald
Aecxtine
Uyreturvins, &c
Baldwin
Mr. Burke
Edward Burke
The
Revolution Society
John Stockdale
South-Wales
S. James
King
Duke of York
Whitehall
Newmarket
Duke of Bedford
Wooburn Abbey
Spithead
Westminster
Downs
Richard King
Southampton
Nemesis
Admiralty
Fitzherbert
Madrid
Deke
Leeds
Othee
Kiheysais
Jamaica
Bankerville
Nermans
Telve
Spain
Acca
Ste Anries
Gara
Belie
Ffacerve
Catet
Madeira
Carferona
Ant
Ewart
Ceritccona
Phe Rachael
Lemh
Robert Fox
Kahare
Coperiogen
Crabarace
Duchy of Milan
Ubold
Ceremido
Getty
Kutepe
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