Chelmsford Racing Odds and Entries for Wednesday and Thursday
Chelmsford fields feature the Stewards Plate for mares and geldings, three to four-year-olds, and two-mile heats. Entries include Hob O’Hara’s Cymbeline, Goulding’s Old Port, Rockingham’s Monarch, and Lord Titchford’s Ciidar, with weights and horses listed for the two-day meeting.
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Chelmsford
India
Rockinghans F
Omon
Herfes
Ybeltoi
Lord Titchford
Highfver
Sir C. Barbury
Diomed
Gysold
Goulding
Brothertea Minos
Sitwell’s
Delpini
Arché de My. Caurchi
Mary
Highiver
Arbiabys c
King Fergusy
Gr Air.Rutter
Pandora
Ayearsald
Polesden Estate Polished Offer Near Box Hill Surrey
Polesden estate in Surrey offers the mansion with gardens and deer parks covering 341 acres. The property includes the manors of Polesden Lacy and West Humble with courts and quit rents, set in a wooded, hilly landscape with extensive views of Box Hill. Immediate possession available. printed particulars and map available at listed venues in Portsmouth Plymouth London and Guildford.
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Polesden
Surry
Sion
Manolare
The
Dmiral
GI Bart
Tate
Meffrs
Spurrier d ‘Hipps
Uhlefs
Garraway’s
Matz
A. Pacagis
Licy
West Humble
Great Bookham
Box Hill
Bauer
Fountainy Taverny
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Hall-Court
Throgmorton-street
Public letter on Italian port policy and Corsican risk
A letter argues over maritime trade disruptions from French influence in Italy and proposes measures to defend Corsica and Leghorn. It discusses potential naval information needs, benefits of a free port, and economic effects on manufacturers, with cautions about broader consequences for exporters and the poor. The writer touches on forts along the Bastia to San Fiorenza corridor and the strategic value of open trade with allies.
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Italy
London
England
Mediterranean
Leghorn
Africa
Greece
Corsica
Bastia
San Fiorenza
Naval defense ideas for sealing harbors and Italian voyage
Fragmentary remarks discuss securing harbors six to seven miles north of a defense point to deter sea attacks. Proposals mention fleets providing lookout, emergency ships protecting inland property, and closing Corsican voyages to meet those responsible or their agents.
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Italy
Corsica
Court of Admiralty Sifts Prize Case at Doctors Commons
Yesterday a Court of Admiralty at Doctors Commons heard Mr. G Beil’s case against two Monitions to produce the ship's papers and cargo proceeds of the American vessel Carolina Planter, captured by an English privateer and brought to Guernsey. Counsel argued for release, but Judge James Maxwell condemned Bell’s conduct and ordered Monitions with costs and Bell exa gitated.
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Doctors Commons
G.‘Beil
Carolina
Guernsey
Vessal
Wilurawe Scorr
Bell
Beil
James Maxxtorr
Ae Carter
France
England
James
Sind
Court of Admiralty
London Markets Report on heavy price movements and commodities
Market report notes heavy conditions with silk and several imports fluctuating. Rice, coffee, rum, cotton and flour show scarce supply or price shifts while oats and barley rise. Cattle and hay prices featured at Smithfield as trading continues in volatile British markets.
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Piedmont
Modena
Cote iv
Jamaica
Leggard Tiland Buin
Surinam
Démarara
Barbadoes
Fonté Inferior
Aimerizay
American
Baltic
Hamsburgh
Bremen
Koningsbereg
Miemel
Riga
Archangel
Peters‘burgh
Barbary
Sicily
Cape of Good Hope
Elbe
Wefer
Smithfield
Beatts
Trial of Adam M Kay for King s Birthday mob riot
Adam M Kay servant to Captain Arfcot Bickford of the 25th regiment faced trial in Edinburgh for taking part in a mob on the King s Birthday. The jury found him present and active in rioting but did not prove other libel charges. He was sentenced to whipping at the West end of Luckenbooths and banishment from the county for life, to begin later this month.
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Adam M‘kay
Arfcot
Bickford
25Th Regiment of Foot
Tolbooth
Edinburgh
Luckenbooths
Centenarian Atkis Family Heads From Skett a Hamlet
In Cumberland at Skett a hamlet near Keswick Mary Atkis aged 119 lives with her two sons aged 97 and 95 and their 73 year old wives. They have 11 children nine living four married and a 99 year old brother died recently. The family remains hearty with Mary spinning and the sons working as day labourers. Concurrently Edinburgh and Leith fear canine madness and order all dogs shut for 30 days.
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Skett
Cumberland
Keswick
Mary Atkis
Edinburgh
Leith
London Militia Reform Moves to Form Loyal Forces
The London Militia is being formed after Parliament removed obstacles. Commissioners of Lieutenancy press ahead with constitutional defence and enactments to ensure only creditworthy individuals may become officers. Queen’s warrant allows embodiment of both regiments. two weekly courts planned. Randie Jackson named standing counsel and agent roles assigned to Alderman Brother 16 and others.
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London
Corporation of London
Randie Jackson
Borer Comae
Trial at Cambridge Affizes on Mill Covenant Case
In Cambridge on Monday and Tuesday the Lord Chief Justice presided at the Affizes. Hovell Martindale faced two actions for breaches of covenant over paper mill property at Peraford and its occupation by Thomas Hays. The jury found for the defendant on the first issue about the tenement and for the defendant on the second action alleging diversion of the river, citing prior conversations about water flow.
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Chi. Jaitha Eve
Justice Asnutrst
St. Mary’s
Hinry Liego
Trinity
Justice Eyes
Hovell
Martindale Haddet
Fays
Wilergapon
Acton
Thomas Hays
Hove
Farmer sues curate for trespass over oak tree near Ely
A Downham farmer sues the local curate for damages claiming the curate entered his land near Ely and felled and carried off an oak tree valued at 3 pounds 10 shillings. The defendant challenged ownership but failed to plead title, and the judge directed the jury to verdict for the plaintiff.
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Bullen
Downham
Ely
Cambridge curricle case and county justice notes
The Rev Mr Filewood of Sible Hedingham faced a costly hire dispute over a Cambridge curricle, paying 11 pounds 13 shillings into court but receiving only partial damages. Notable trials at the time include Benjamin Cutler’s six month sentence for threatening Sir George Bromiley’s steward to extort money, and Lincolnshire offences with three condemned prisoners for highway robbery and sheep stealing, including Thomas Watts whose case featured sheep identification by marks and appearance.
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Filewood
Sible Hedingham
Cambridge
Averdi& Ge
Nottingham
Benjamin Cutler
Sir ‘George
Bromiley
Baron Perryn
Sir George
Old Bailey
Cutler
Lincolnshire
William Holmes
Edward Cowon
Thomas Watts
Holmes
Coxer
Watts
Fsck
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of Hooters
Thay
BF High Court of Admiralty
Doctors” Commons
London Markets
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