Fortunate Office lottery urge to buy early tickets
The public is urged to purchase tickets and shares early at the Fortunate Office near the Royal Exchange as prices are expected to rise before the grand prizes and drawing. Other notices include a widow Frances Leesman soliciting fashion-focused patrons at No 14 Woodstock Street and a loan offer of one hundred pounds with board and lodging options, seeking aid to educate a daughter.
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Barclay
Bedford-street
Covent Garden
Khem
Robertshaw
Nottingham
Oxford-street
John-street
Great
Portland-stret
Bridewell Hospital
John Poynder
Yengal
Fleet-street
Chancery Lane
Mindleton and Innes
East India
Decca
TPOPE
Royal Exchange
Bank
Hall
Corresper
Wye
Cornhill
Tale
Tunbridge Ware
Wleet-street
Bouverie-street
WM. Vale
Garton
Frances Liesman
John George Sigsiman
Woodstock-street
Bonit-street
Dorset
F. Leesman
Advertiser
A. B.C
Mjesty
M. Vistirin
Upper James-street
Garden-square
Robinson
Raoginson
Champbery
Henrietta-street
Covent-garden
East India Company
the India House
Beamon
Abbott
Alba
South Seas
Beamon and
Ablbou
New Bond-street
Advertisements and Book Trade Notices
This item advertises several religious and literary works including an essay on Tithes by Rev. Ames Bearblack, a piece on the Slave Trade delineated from The Christian Observer, Johnson's English Poets set, a Greek grammar with Latin aids, an English atlas and county maps by Mith, and a Wales map. It also promotes a Spring Lottery starting May 13 1805 with various capital prizes and ticket counts.
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Ames Bearblack
A.M
Hatchard
Piccadilly
J. Deighton
Cambridge
C. Knight
Windsor
C. Stanes
Chelmsford
Hanwell and Parker
Oxford
John Jones
Philological Society At
Manchester
Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme
John Ward
t@mo
Price
S. Institutio Greca Grammatices
England and
Wales
C. Smith
Surreystreet
Strand
Principality of Wales
Ridicule and Retribution in Lord Melville Debates
A polemical letter attacks Mr Fox and allies over Lord Melville’s alleged faults and government disgrace. It cites past Fox statements against coalition, asserts Fox later made terms with the same figures, and warns against restoring the disgraced ministers.
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Girram
Easkine
Fox
Lord Norra
Graf- Tan
House of Commons
Ristt
Mr. Fox
Lord Mevite
Ireland
Guatran
Grattan
Banc
Lord Melville
Grenvitre
Lord Stewweer
Winpuam
Lord Meryutre
Lord North
Arthur O’connor
Mex Ville
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Phanance Anne
D.D. F.A.S
Messrs
Davies and Strong
St. James's Street
Thea
Hallimerssey
Brefordshire
Thomas Gwillym
Feathers Inn
Ledbury
Hereford
Cox
Bromyard
Malvern
Smith
Quatter Farm
London
Warmington
Anks
The
Thames
Ding Fon Grove
County of
Middlesex
Hyde Park
Lam
Petersham
Twickenham
Richmond Hill
Tates
James Carden
Fay
Audelpti
Hamyaen Wien
Ort Wen
Kreramoned
Husky Paphs
Agp
WiewWo Uttaco
Foster and CO
Pee Nee Stone and Co
Fey
Fiona & Pepper
Evitor
Lord Menville
Mr. Prior
Lord Meivigre
Messrs. Grattan
O’coxsxon
Lord Cursterrigup
Meadestone
O'Consor
Hinoell