J. Maddison, stock-broker, removed from his late dwelling-house, to his office (three doors nearer the Mews Gate, directly behind the King on horseback) the oldest state lottery-office, being opened by his late partner forty years ago; sells tickets, ...
by J. Maddison
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 10372, no. 16.
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