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 eng Raffles -- England -- London -- Early works to 1800. Broadsides -- England -- 17th century. eebo Tuesday, October 31, 1693. The trustees and goldsmiths for the Profitable Adventure to the Fortunate, met in Freemans Yard, Cornhill, where in the pre n/a 1693 1 491 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A This text has no known defects that were recorded as gap elements at the time of transcription. 2013-12 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2014-06 Sampled and proofread 2014-06 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2015-03 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
Tuesday , October 31 , 1693.

THE Trustees and Goldsmiths for the Profitable Adventure to the Fortunate , met in Freemans Yard , Cornhill , where in the Presence of most of the Trustees , Goldsmiths and others , the Blanks being all first told and put into a great Chest , the 250 Benefitted Tickets were in their Presence Rolled and Sowed up just like the Blanks , and then by Sir William Forrester Cut off from a Book , and one after another delivered into the Hand of Thomas Neal , Esq ; and immediately by him put into the said Chest , and there very well mixt with the Blanks , in the Sight and Presence of Sir William Forrester , Sir Thomas Vernon , Sir William Gore , Sir Peter Paeravicine , Robert Rawworth , Robert Beningfeild , John Genew , John Johnson , Richard Goodall , Richard Spencer , Richard Hoare , Thomas Williams , William Sheapherd , Thomas Penyman , Joseph Fells , John Blackler , John Arnold , Henry Morse , Dalby Thomas , John Thrael and others , who immediately after saw the same put into the Box , out of which they are to be Drawn , and that being then Sealed up .

The Numbred Tickets in like manner were then likewise brought in by the Respective Goldsmiths , and being first Cut from the Book , and by them Told , were afterwards Told by others of the Trustees , and after put immediately into ( and well mingled in ) a great Chest , and then put into the Box and Sealed up , from whence they are to be drawn ; and both Boxes so Sealed were then put into a strong Chest with Five several Locks for that Purpose Provided , and the Keys kept by Five of the said Trustees and Goldsmiths . Which said Chest being on Wednesday the First of November , 1693. brought and set on the Table in the Presence of almost all the Trustees , and many other Spectators , was then opened , and the Boxes aforesaid being taken out , and also set on the Table to be Drawn by Blew-Coat Boyes of Christs Hospital , London .

The Numbred Tickets as well as the Blanks and Prizes are all to be opened and Read aloud , and in a Book entred , and after Filed up . Which way of Proceeding 't is Hoped will Content all Persons Concerned in this Profitable Adventure ; for whose further Satisfaction such Prizes as shall daily be Drawn will the next day be Printed .

The Prizes Drawn Nov. the First 1693. are as following , No. l. 48953 first Drawn 100 1696 100 8801 20 11733 100 17122 20 37828 40 36521 2000 11348 20 36805 20 18548 100

The Drawing will daily continue till ended .