Irish State Lottery for November 1797 Tickets Rise in Price
The article notes the Irish State Lottery for November 1797 with tickets increasing from 61 48 to 71 7s as drawing nears. It states the lottery uses the same number of tickets and the scheme is universally approved. Tickets and shares are available at licensed state lottery offices in Great Britain and Ireland through country correspondents and London offices.
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Beshelete
Tithe
Britain
Ireland
London
State Lottery Office Adverts for Prizes and Tickets
English state lottery begins drawing February 26 1798 with prizes of thirty thousand, twenty thousand, fifteen thousand pounds and many smaller awards. Hornsby Co and Trewmam and Son advertise tickets Halves Quarters Eighths Sixteenths with registered numbers six pence per number and prompt prize payment terms. Shares sold at No 26 Cornhill London opposite Royal Exchange plus offices in Exeter Livergood and other locations.
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Beith
ATOZ
EtCeeRe Goodluck, & Co
Artheir
Cornhill
King's Mews
Mefirs Hornsby & Co
Stoce-Baoxras
Ofice
Royal Exchange
London
Méfirs Trewman and Son
Exerix
Thomas Billinge
Livergood
Corres
Opty
Postwater
Orden
South Sea
Privateer captures and naval reports from distant seas
Admiralty letters from 1793 1796 recount captures by British ships including Speedwell Concorde and Cerberus. Reports detail French privateers Le Flibuttier Le Poisson Volante and Spanish San Noberto with crew, cargoes, and dates near Bourdeaux Cape Finisterre and Madeira.
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Admiralty
Graff
St. Michael's
Lisbon
Barratt
Robmis
Evan Nepean
Madeira
Cape Finisterre
S.B. By
Latarte
Bourdeaux
Guadaloupe
Bankruptcies and Enlarged Dividends Noted at Guildhall
A list of bankruptcy surrender dates for multiple debtors including Alex Smith Duke’s Court Bow Street victualler and A Tedesco of Wilson Street Finsbury Square, with attorneys named. Enlarged bankruptcies include W Reid and P Macdonald handkerchief manufacturers. Dividends scheduled for J Hart paper-maker and others at Guildhall and Legalis Inn Fields.
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Alex. Smith
Duke’s Court
Bow-street
Victualler
Guildhall
Mr. Foss
Essex Street
Strand
W. Reid
P. Macdonald
S . Louis
la Sabloniere
Goicester Fields
R. Hennell
W. Heonell
Foster-lane
R. Terry
Hadleigh
Suffolk
Miscellaneous appointments and notices from English towns
The item lists several location based notices including W Chambers in South Shields at the Black Lion Stockton and HB Pope in Folkestone Guildhall Canterbury, IT Ys Studios Lincolnshire horse dealer November 9 and Swan-Inny Wolverhampton with a certificate to be granted on or before November 4. other names include leby botfe-dealer King’s Bench.
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Chambers
South Shields
Dutham
Knett Draper
Black Lion
Stockton
Pope
Folkestone
Kent
Taylor and Draper
Newell
Guildhall
Canterbury
Ys Studios
Lincolnshire
Horse, Dealer
Swan-Inny Wolverhampton
Leby
Botfe-Dealer
King's Bench
War news from Europe and Atlantic reflections in October
The report notes ongoing negotiations in Adina with warlike preparations on both sides, Dutch and French naval strength, and political shifts in Prussia and Russia. Windsor lights celebrate a Dutch victory while the British fleet secures seas, and Tom Paine arrives in Philadelphia amid mixed receptions. Local crime notes and transport of convicts to Woolwich and Portsmouth are included.
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Hamburgh
Adina
Germany
Rhine
Sieg
Main
Upper Rhine
Cologne
London
Lisbon
Oporco
Portugal
England
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Udina
France
Poland
Cis-Rhinane
Windsor
Holland
Republic
Executive Directory
Ireland
Nore
Duncan
Brest
Cadiz
Brontes and Louisa Lead at Newmarket Cardings
Sporting Intelligence from Newmarket reports Heathcote's Brontes and J Honywood's Louisa winning their races. Tanrade, Buckingham, and Sober Robin show strong bids with close finishes in the day’s early undercard. Camelion, Sans Prendre, and Flyaway appear in two year old course events with noted odds and horse weights.
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Heathcote
Howorth
J. Honywood
Louisa
Buckingham
Sackville
Soner Robin
W. Afton
C. Banbury
Ch. c. Poplar
Clarendon
Egremont
Mr. Villiers
Sans Prendre
Births in England and Wales during the week
Notices report several births at Shugborough Staffordshire and Wolborough Yorkshire to the Anson and Martin families, with others at Rotherhithe and Portman Square. A sudden death at Postman’s Chapel is noted along with the death of the sole daughter of William Moreton of Upper Grosvenor Street.
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Shugborough
Stafford Shire
Thomas Anson
Wolborough
Posteman Chapel
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