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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 03, 1775
Page
1
Wenham and Co state lottery information lists capital prizes from earlier draws, with shares sold at low prices and free examination. The notice notes upcoming drawing on November 13 and promises careful handling of tickets and government securities, followed by auction details for estate sales and other notices.
Fragmentary notice addressed to gentlemen clergy and Freedolatrs of Essex County with unclear context or action. Readable elements suggest a historical civic or religious appeal though specifics are absent. The item lacks concrete dates names or directives and appears as a partial header from a larger page.
A historical notice from JamesHasmilton requests support for distributing papers to the country, detailing pricing, posts, and delivery terms. The item promotes a September Lady's Magazine issue, listing engravings and watch case designs, with pricing and order details for London readers.
STATE LOTTERY and offices at Charing Cross and Change Alley sell tickets, shares, and chances with favorable terms, promising cash prize payments in full and capital security. The lottery begins drawing on Monday November 14, with schemes gratis and life annuities valued by a new plan offering savings on premiums and quick settlement after application.
On October 2 1775 Speaker Fretener Norton announces a writ for a new Ripon Burgess to replace the late MP Charles Allanson who died in Yorkshire. The Crown will issue the writ fourteen days after Gazette publication. Also noted are resignations and honors among nobility including Prince Gallitzin and Count Branicki.
London reports a Hague letter claiming the Landgrave has agreed to keep his troops at home in exchange for an annual subsidy of 500,000 livres from France. Plymouth dispatches note naval movements, troop dispositions, and port health concerns as Britain readies for further expeditionary actions.
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