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[90:A] The gentleman who reviews this work in the European Magazine, mentions 'the Royal Oak Lottery,' on the authority of Congreve's "Love for Love," as particularly ruinous.
[92:A] Mark the regularity of the gradations.
[92:B] Gazette.
[96:A] Original proposals.
[97:A] The artist against whom this advertisement was levelled, "was Bat Pigeon, whose sign of a Bat and a Pigeon once attracted much attention, and of whom honourable mention has been made both by Steele and Addison. Honest Bat had a very handsome house and shop on the North side of the Strand, a few doors from St. Clement's Church Yard." European Magazine.
[104:A] Newspapers.
[118:A] A writer in the European Magazine says, he could add sixty other schemes to my list; I should however imagine my readers are already satisfied.
[141:A] This amount seems impossible; but the authority from which it was taken is correctly copied.