Stamp-Duties List of Licensed Lottery Ticket Fillers
The notice lists persons licensed by the Stamp-Duties commissioners to fill tickets in the present state lotteries. It names numerous individuals and addresses, including Blake, Branscomb, Goodmin, Carroll, Worrell, Catlin, Clement, Jags, Harley, Hazard, Hornby, Johnson, Lalinde, Maddie, Mortis, Wilkie, Wright, and others with streets and towns, confirming their official authorization and dates ranging from 1790 to 1798. It warns that filling tickets is prohibited without license and is enforceable by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blake
Adam-street
Adele “Phi
Janes Branscomb
Taac Goodmin
Holborny
James Branscomb
Cayatall
Joan Bruckshaw
Beare Worrell
Shadwell
Catlin
Cury
Brittal
Robert Clement
Bach
Wiban’ Galley
Jon Beardmore
Peradille
Robert Jalgs
Richard Wiltshire Griffe-tleet
John Harley
Pope
Aley
Cartill
Rober Hazard
Thom
Burney
Edward Warner
Royal Bachan
George Worrisan
Piccadilly
Willamalodges
Noorsa
Pallem
Richard Heeges
Rao
Thoma
Hornbys
Johnson
Pope's
eCornell
Henry Lalinde
Charing -Cretsy
L-Ve
William Scott
Devrghs
John Maddie
Coors
Cretsy
Eitt Ety
Cornhill
Reweille
Peter Hate
Dee Ant
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Literary Page
Readable fragments describe a diverse set of authors and topics. The text references scientists philosophers and artists and mentions Johns a musician and various publishers and dates though many names and details are garbled. Overall the piece appears to be a catalog or notice listing literary figures and works with uncertain specifics.
Voyage Round the World Abridged Voyage Volume Details
Abridged edition of Portlock and Dixon s Voyage Round the World, published 1785 1787 1788 with two large volumes 42 copper plates and charts. Sold by Stockdale Goulding Forster and others at Covent Garden Poultry Royal Exchange and elsewhere. Price as. boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Portlockh
Jobs
Stockdale
Piccadilly
G. Goulding
James-Street
Covent-garden
C. Forster
Pouldry
W. Richardson
Royal Exchange
Fortune Telling Almanack for 1792 Advertised
An 1792 almanack and fortune telling guide is advertised as The New Fortune-Telling Almanack and Lucky Lottery. It promises one thousand Asirological Q and As for all social groups and notes annual continuations. Printed for G Riley at Ludgate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iley
Tobinith Dulness
G. Riley
Ludgate-street
Eilers
Elixir of Bardania advertised by Sir John Hill
Antique ad proclaims Elixir of Bardania for goat, rheumatism, and colds. Claims origin from Sir John Hill manuscript, prepared by Lady Hruw, sold by Mr. Bacon at Oxford Street, with bottles priced 3s 6d and 11s 2d, notes security against fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Hill
Bardania
Lady Hruw
Berkeley S
Pavstctaw
Sir Fou Hire
Lary Hill
Bacon
Oxford-street
New Bond-street
Rail and sea news mix with promotions and haunt rumors
The column reports naval promotions for midshipmen rising to lieutenants, a convict return order, and the Britannia bringing troops to Scotland. It notes a new Prebend at St Pauls, Bakers Company price fixes, a collapsed bridge in Ireland, and social items from Covent Garden Cherokee visitors to Oxford and haunt rumors at Radcliffe Library.
George Wicks reports cures from Spilbury drops in Lyon Norfolk
Copy of a cafe forwarden describing George Wicks of Nortonols who suffered swelling and pain in limbs. He was advised to use Mr Spilbury drops bought via Clark the Carter and reported relief after several bottles with substantial improvement in leg and thigh swelling and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘Fhom.s Gales
Ds. Cogat
Lyon
Norfolk
George Wild
Spillsby
Clark
Cartier
Marriages and Obituaries From English Parish Notices
A compilation of wedding announcements and obituaries from various places in England and Ireland. Entries include Cowssellor An tefel of Ireland wedding Miss Eriea Fuue ust, Richard Myler of Lymington to Miss Barrett, Liew. Fenwick to Rebecca Cock, and other marriages. Also notes the death of Mr William Pyhor of Hecher and Mr William Law aged 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thwrsday
le of Wight
William Pyhor
Hecher
Oxfordshire
King's Cliffe
Nathampetonshire
William Law
High Water Times at London RINGS Paiday
Water levels recorded in London at high tide with morning and afternoon estimates. The fragment mentions specific minutes after noon and references Saturnay and Mawnan variants, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
RINGS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tate-Lotteries
Stamp-Office
Somerset Place
Mel A
Lam
Nis
Britloly
Seyi
Gence Wrighty Channg-erufs
Jane
John Wright
Micha
Grice
Garis Fomers
John
Piao Boats
Crute, Rolls, Orgzun
Ives WC
Dublin
Wilkir
State Lottery Office
St. Piul’s Church Yard
England
M. Ragente
Great Britain
J. Rivington and Sons
A. Strahan
Longman
Bears -Dilly
T. Cadell
J. Robinson
F. Newbery
W. Goldsmith
R. Bald- WiNp Scaicherd and Whitaker
G. T. Wilkie
Ial
Rile
Ah Sret Colle
Koetsig Thalia &O
Ty Johns A Vol
Serontt
Parernottererow J. Date
Ins Mid
Onfertenet
Aid
J. Sead
So Uuil
Voyage Round the World
N. A
Europe
Asia
Africa
Algerica
Alife
Manu Us
King' S Authority
J. Rivington
T. Longman
B. Law
T. Lowndes
C. Ditly
G. Robinson
W. Goldmith
J. Bew
H. S. Woodfull
R. Baldwin
Company, &c
Nw Con
Ednesday
Rogland
New Providence
J. R. Wood
Mater
Gibraltar
Peeties
Eve Mac Overbard
Cadiz Bay
Adairalty Board
Britannia
Capain
Lavely
I Sadee
Leith
Gut Fivep
Scotland
Rockingham
Uxeidge
Coventgarden Tacarre
Duke of Bedseed
Mr. Gardiner
Lady Webster
Will's
Willis
St. Paul's
Lort
Dhe Bakers Company
Guildhall
Newton Stewart
Ferry
Cree
Ireland
Savage Wogan
Oxford
Ratltiffe Infirmary
Pegge
Ley
Oxford Pacing AG
Ieee
McOftiewsie
Radcliffe
Cvy
Cayenia Bertie
Galgow
Lustice
Oxford Road
Mr. Spl-Sevtays
Jan
Sined George Wicks
Mr. Spilshury
Childres
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