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1683 J. Bulteel tr. F. E. de Mézeray Gen. Chronol. Hist. France ii. 369 The principal Lottery-Money they had lent, was taken and confiscated to the King.

1805 T. B. Chandler Life Samuel Johnson 104 Besides the sums raised by subscription, and the dividend of the lottery money, the college had at this time received a benefaction of five hundred pounds sterling from the society for the propagation of the gospel.

1902 Parl. Deb. Austral. 1901–2 3 4067/1 We would be convinced that lottery money was used very largely to elect governors and legislatures with a view to control legislation.

2010 Guardian 11 Aug. (Society section) 3/1 These [news] hubs would be sited in community centres, schools or the back room of pubs, and be financed by lottery money and local authorities.