Pembroke election letter from Hugh Owen 1780
A Pembroke county electoral address from Hugh Owen dated September 40 1780 closes with the poll results showing 1089 for Hugh Owen and a 77 majority for Lord Milford. The letter emphasizes impartiality, gratitude to supporters, and a commitment to public welfare and continued free fellowship.
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Pembroke
Hugh
Lord Milford
Loyal Acknowledgment From Suffolk County Gentleman
A verbatim fragment shows JOHN ROUS expressing gratitude to the Gentlemen, Chrey, and Freeholders of Suffolk County for their support in his bid to represent the county. He thanks them for the honour and pledges fidelity to their trust dated September 27, 1780.
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Pembroke
Teal
Chrey
Suffolk
Tamnevi
Embellished Monthly Magazine Reading List 1810s
Publication notice for a September issue of a periodical titled Town and Country Magazine with a selection of contents including histories, amours, and essays. It lists the theatre plate, war progress in America, biographical sketches, and notices of books and mathematical questions. Sold by Hamilton and Robinson with pricing details for volumes and numbers.
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Ory Universal
Odeity
America
Mi’s Clevela'd
the. Obistor
Eurdpé
Kev&ec
A. Hamilton
St. Feho's
Gate
G. Robinson
Paternofter
Support to Sir Joseph Mawbey in Surrey Letter 1780
The fragment shows Joseph Mawbey thanking the Censivmem Clergy and Freeholders of Surrey for their support after an election. He pledges faithful service, opposition to taxes and debt, and protection of civil and religious liberties, promising to study to deserve continued esteem. Dated Sept 29, 1780 from Botleys.
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Botleys
Joseph Mawbey
Behalf of Electors in Honiton United in Support
Alexander Macleod thanks electors of the Borough of Honiton for their support in Parliament. He pledges fidelity and independence to promote national and local interests, urging trust in his sincerity over rival attacks. Dated Honiton September 29, 1780, with admiralty reference.
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Borough of
Honiton
Alexander Macleod
Britain weighs further American wars as Laurens case grows
Dispatches on board the Mercury report Americans cede Canada and lands west of the Mississippi to Spain if they aid Britain, a Cabinet council weighs whether to prolong the war. Laurens’s capture looms as a potential advantage, with ministers debating whether to use him for information and how to proceed with his parole or confinement.
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Kepprlin
Canada
England
Laurens
America
Franklin
Europe
Britain
Americas
Privy Council
Laerens
Congress
Washington
Bath
Delenda
Treasury
Marlborough
Fox
Westminster
Eden
Ireland
Fife
London
George Savile
Perns
York
Lascelles
Lord North
Vestal
Mercury
Keppel
Hugh Owen
Ely
Pembrokeshire
Lord Milford
Lisbon
Hampden
Falmouth
Throgmorton-street
Adventurers invited to state lottery schemes
Messrs Nichol Son and Co announce tickets and shares for sale at their offices in Cornhill and Westminster. They offer new adventures at half a guinea and one guinea each with many prizes, including capital sums of 10 600l and 5 000l, and claim no blanks to a prize. The scheme is backed by Government security and Bank of England deposits. free full details are available. Letters answered.
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Messrs. Nicholson and Co
King’s “Arms
Cornhill
Parliament
Westminster
Beldesparysneg
Bank of England
State Lottery 178 Prize Shares Sold at Hazard Co
Hazard and Co prominent lock brokers sell and divide tickets and shares into halves quarters eighths and sixteenths at their State Lottery Office 93 Royal Exchange London with registers kept at six pence per number. Noted capital prizes from previous draws sold and shared at this office include two to cool and two too. Draw begins November 16th.
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Hazard, and Co
Royal Exchange
London
N. B
Ships News Arrivals and Passenger Listings Mostly From Archangel and Bordeaux
Arrived ships include William late Granger from London, and Crown Prince Kroger from St. Croix, with Frederick Wilhalm Ludkay and Lady Elizabethy Kruiey from Bordeaux. Other vessels named include Cornelia Bette, Tsabella, and Goodwill fleet connections, with Portsmouth and St. Eustatia routes noted amid fragmented fleet names.
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Deal
Wind
S. Bat
Tsabella
Cornelia
Bette
St. Eustatia
Goodwill
Badcock
Cavill
Robert
Ann
Brown
Portsmouth
Archangel
William
Late Granger
Fondon
the Sound
Crown Prince
Kroger
St. Croix
Frederick Wilhalm
Ludkay
Lady Elizabethy Kruiey
Bordeaux
Prices of Stocks and Bank Annuities in Historic Row
The item lists varied bank stock prices and annuities with multiple percentages and references to four and five percent rates, including entries such as 4 per cent and 3-1-half percent. It reads like an archival financial snapshot with scattered figures and period notation, reflecting a market tally.
Day at Two O Clock 1778 India Stock Annuities Bonds
Fragmentary financial entry listing India Stock at 149 with half. annuities at 103 and 1752 per cent. Navy Aqusance Lottery tickets 131 18. notes on script and exchange bills with small fractions.
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Egbhitto
India
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