No. 137, Fleet-Street, London, a douceur of one hundred state lottery tickets, which cost one thousand six hundred pounds, besides a saving of near fifty per cent in case of blanks. ... Margray and Co. submit the following liberal plan to the attention of the public: ...
Margray and Co.
[London,
1789?]
"No. 137, Fleet-Street, London," are enclosed by square brackets.
The final line reads "Begins drawing on Monday the 22d of February, 1790.".
ESTC
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