Jacob Henriques
1683 – 1768
A lottery plan ...
A lottery plan, most humbly offered and submited to the great judgment of the Honourable the Lords of the Treasury, for to raise five million, for the service of the ensuing year ...
A repeated and real proposal
A true and necessary demonstration, grounded upon justice, reason, and honour, to be every session of Parliament (God willing) publickly humbly offered and repeated, till it shall be established
An abstract of the most material matters from the proposal lately deliver'd
An advertisement, creditable and profitable to the general, as never better was offered to any nation
An epistle to the dictator, in his retirement. Humbly addressed to him, by his constant admirer, and faithful coadjutor, Pro Bono Publico
Jacob Lopes Henriques ... plaintiffs in error, the general priviledged Dutch company trading to the West-Indies, defendant in error
Petition and proposal to the Honourable House of Commons now in Parliament assembled
The following case with a good intention for the general welfare, &c. is humbly submitted to the worthy and honourable judges of Great Britain
The merits of the proposal being publickly encouraged by the King and his Parliament ...
Tho' I have already taken the trouble and pains to settle the following lottery scheme of four pound each ticket