Decaying English Liberty Urged By Aristides
Aristides laments widespread corruption and oppression under modern governance. He argues the press spreads knowledge, making public manipulation harder, and calls for constitutional reform, pursuing justice through legal means to restore liberty and virtue in England.
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State Lottery Ad and Patent Medicine Claim
An 18th century style notice promotes state lottery tickets with varied shares and payment terms at Thomas Weeks, stock broker, Castle Alley, Royal Exchange. It also touts a Lady’s medicine claiming cures for scrofula, lues, liver and nervous disorders, with lodging and service terms. It urges punctual post and promises rapid drawing on November 19.
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ford-Row
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Lottery in Great Britain Capital Prizes Auctioned
A historical lottery notice from a British office explains prizes and payments. Shares are sold with no deduction, per Parliament. The drawing begins in November, with the Office handling payments and shares, and the Crown given priority.
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