Lottery notices and prize details from the Lottery Office
The Lottery Office advertises tickets and shares for drawing, listing prizes of £10,000 and other sums. It notes draws on November 13 and mentions prize payments, how tickets are registered, and that schemes are provided gratis.
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Hives
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Advertisers Defend Low Prices Amid Contest Over Quality
A public notice from A. Tutop and Co. Boil's Head Court near Southampton Street defends reduced clothing prices against critics. It presents tables showing materials needed versus materials billed, and the supposed profits earned from unused materials and unexecuted workmanship.
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A. Tutop
Boil’s-Head-Court
Southampton
Street, Strind
Remarkable venereal cure claims by Norton and others
An 18th century advertisement profile touts John Norton's Drops and Jesuits Drops as cure-alls for venereal disease, leprosy and internal disorders. It lists multiple London and provincial sellers, signed testimonials, and a sworn note of patent claims while warning rivals.
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Feil
Bookteller
Pater-nbftes-Rgiv
Vallefeve
Sander de Rosal-Exchange
Pridden
Bookselters No
Frort
Wal
Walker
Maidstone
Wife
Tonbridge
Wood
E. Guinfted
Langley
England
Orton
Golden Square
London
Pontefrat
Thomas Smith
THOMAS SMITH, _ Besides the above, thieré
Pontefract
Nepton
John Lindley
Pontefra
Yorkshire
Aly Perfol
Norton
Furscon
Golden-square
Piccadilly
Auchon
John Norson
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Odd London Appointment Notice From Historic Scriptorium
A fragmentary historical notice describes a plan for a midwife or attendant with appointments near Buckingham Gate and Hyde Park Corner. It mentions hourly coach movements from a house near Chelsea and references Pall Mall and Whitehall Lane as contact points for Mr Goff the midwife.
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Phok
Buckingham Gate
Hide-Park Corner
Goff
Pall Mall
Marftoruigh
Whiteland’s-lane
Royal Hospital, Chelfez
St James's levee and court moves in November era
A historic London column reports a grand levee at St James's after which a cabinet council met with the Duke of Grafton the Lord Chancellor and other officers of state except Lord Weymouth. The piece covers royal arrivals dispatches to America licensing steps for peace, court visits and notable transfers of title and estate including Col Montgomery to Scotland and the Earl of Fylington succession. It notes political maneuvers, petition debates, and publicly recorded crimes and local incidents such as robberies and a maritime accident.
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Golden Head and Key
Bell-Savage Gateway
Ludgate- Hill
London
Pergn
S. ‘Medicine
Civie
Whitcomb
Chowle
Hagdrin-Hand
Ange
Court
Fee
St. James’s
Duke of Grafton
Weymouth
Richmond
Lord “Forbes
Earl Granard
Iavertiers
America
Francis Barnard
Col. Montgomery
Earl of Eglington
Scotland
Edinburgh
Holyrood-house
Earl of Fylington
Lord Halifax
Wilkes
Herteps
Sherborne
John Molesworth
Plymouth
John St. Aubin
William Bastard
Alcock
Hamburgh
Trent
John
Ann
Warebaum
Dublin
Scilly
Alnwick
Poland
France
Republic of V. Ds
Iain
Lisbon
Moroeca
Fubift
Gibraltar
Algerittes
Adriatic
Gulf
Thilaktmall
Europe
Jamaica
Maine
Southe America
A.deiter
Newport
Rhodesland
Afforet
St. Margaret’s Hill
Black Friars Bridge
Old Bailey
Hastings
Sussex
Fomorrow
Thesaias Salisbury
Simmonds
Kentish-town
St. Pancras
White-Conduit
Tharpers
Hyde-park
Brentford
So. Martin's
Piccadilly
Kensington
Windus
Witliamh Rivers Esq
Gough Fjuate
Richards
Miss Richards
Birmingham
Eat-Indies
Thomas Pomero
Portia
James Powne
Che
Fistes
Gipletreet
Long-Acre
Mifs
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