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London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JULY3I, 1835.

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rriit (*Tx LOTTERY to ,he Drawn this
.11. Year, begins 30th SEPTEMBER, 1805.

• • SCHEME. .
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3 - i ' . -,C20,000 . . 460,0n0
3 ~ . - ... Ao.coo . . . . 10000
3. -• .- J , sOOO . -15,00 p
4 2oo* ". " $OOO
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to . . - 300 ii, .. too°
33 - - - - too . - poo
6o - - - .5o - : - . 3000
45 ho - . - - .20..- !,--• - 9.3,001
3o0t? First drawn Bratiki to cadi . 30,000

7,619 BeDefi4
1.7,381 Blanks

25,000 Tickett

Laso,ono

The First-drawn Ticket sth bay' . ,Cto,ooo
Ditto . . • 6th Day • - z 0,003
Ditto - . 7th Day. - 5003.
Are part of the above Capitals.
TI CKETS, and SHAKES arc on Sale at all the Licenser.
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Price of a Ticket - 24:19 3 0
Tif - ,)C9 is o Eighth - £; 9 6
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