Thoroughbred racing card from Storting Intelligence
A detailed racing notice lists age classes from 2 to 7 years, with entrants and weights for horses such as Exciseman, Dare Devil, Hall's Xanthus, Lord Dirlington's Hector, and many others. Bets, odds, and race conditions are noted for events across fields branded Across the Flat and the Bedford D. of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere
Hall
Xanthus
Lord Dirtington
Hector
Piah
Yanthus
We Chirk
Frektor
Kally
Ranthus
Fannies Smith
Caroline
Lord Chermon
Jenny
H.t
Carolinag
Ropnvinch
DT. Gags
Mets
Pratt
Oriest
Richmond Ladies Host Charity Dinner for Girls and Boys Schools
In Richmond on September 30, ladies supporting two schools for girls and a Sunday school for boys hosted a large dinner at the old churchyard house for about 140 children in honor of the Princess’s birth. They inspect and oversee Sunday lessons, teaching morality and good conduct, while Ensign Cunynham, wounded at work, was brought home in a boat and cared for, his condition described as poor due to blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sterday
Cunyncuam
Duke of Buc- Gu
Illiamm Augeustuscunyn Gham
Betley Recorder Named in Swinnerton Bequest
In Staffordshire Betley, George Emapury is named Recorder of Revo sute in the will of the late William Swinnerton. The document records the transfer of estate and authority to the Betley official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barla George Emapury
Betley
Staffordshire
Revosute
William Swinnerton
Eig Terton
Queen of France Marie Antoinette Revealed in Prison Life
From the Parisian Journal, Garat describes Queen Marie Antoinette’s daily routine in prison. Authorities emphasize her majesty, noting her careful toilet, simple meals, water drinking, and mourning demeanor. A melon tale highlights Parisian sympathy amid reports of a secret correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc Welfare
Garat
Marie Antoinette Ris
Police
Manan
Maria Theresa
England
Cuaries I
Anacharss
Greece
Conciergert
Asbaye
Duaumerre
Garar
Council at Whitehall Ends. Sailors and Passengers Arrive
Friday morning a Council met at the Secretary of State's Office Whitehall attended by Lord Cuanceccor Earl of Cuatnam the two Secretaries of State and Lord Amherist and adjourned at four sending its result to Windsor. Mail arrivals from Lisson Hanover Packet and Grantham Packet brought passengers from Grenada Barbadoes St Kitts and Tortola. Admiral Macsnipe returns to Nieuport station. Fever rages in Barbados Dominique and Grenada. An early French agricultural plan details large land grants and farm setups. The York Cathedral appoints Rev Mr Brayson master of Free Grammar School. A monument for Thomson is planned on Ednam Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Pirr
Lord Cuanceccor
Earl of Cuatnam
Lord Amherist
Kina
Windsor
Lisson
Hanover
Teon
Grantham
Bunt
Tortola
Hannover
Smit
Fray
Tyson
Wrichr
Hanson
St. Kitt’s
Macsnipe
Nieuport
Huey Conway
Admiralty
Toulon
The
Marine Society Reid
Feu
Barbadoes
Dominique
Grenada
France
Board of Agriculture
Certes
Bourdeaux
York Cathedral
Brayson
Rowiey
East Riding
Free Grammar School
Robinson
Thomson
Ednam Hill
Riot at Bristol Toll Gates Reported by City Officials
The mayor and aldermen publish an account of a Monday riot at Bristol bridge toll houses. Toll collectors faced crowd disruption, civil power supported by magistrates and constables, and a military detachment deployed after attempts to disperse the mob. Tolling ceased as rioters burned woodwork. authorities returned to the council house to urge calm.
Riot Proceeds In Monmouthshire As Militants Fire On Mob
An account details a riot in Monmouth where troops fired on rioters after the crowd, warned by magistrates that the Riot Act had been read, attacked soldiers and gathered in High-street. Several people were killed or wounded, some possibly innocent, as printed hand-bills warned dispersion. The Monmouth militia arrived at eleven this night, the riot subsided, and only a few windows were broken. Five died from injuries sustained earlier. the bridge tolls remained uncollected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Wirtelsne
Bridewell
Symons
Ccan
Monmouth
Bristol Bridge Toll and Trustees Statement Mention Tolls
The Bridge A& commissioners consist of numerous city and county leaders plus over a hundred nominated members. The troublesome tax includes a pound rate on houses a bridge toll and two pence per ton on goods entering Bristol except certain vessels per voyage. The Trustees publish accounts justifying continued tolls noting a royal balance in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Merchants
Gloucester
Somerset
Bristol
Royal
Public Office Trial In Hatton Garden Robbery Case
Laurence Jones re examined on suspicion of involvement in the Hatton Garden robbery at Bow Street. Witnesses link bills and drafts to the crime. a man named Yelverton remains at large. Brothers and associates named. further examination ordered on another day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasurence Jones
Josiph Beacrove Campaurin
Metts, Vere
Lucadou
Lombard-street
Hatton-Garden
Peckham-Rye-line
Campbell
James Henderson
Mark Woolson
Laurence Jones
Siid
Barton
Carpneal
Brooks
Langston
David Brook
Gool
Biaffon
iatton-Garden
Bail Granted To Piccorri And Hopson In Theft Case
On Wednesday night Mr. Piccorri and Mr. Hopson were admitted to bail, each in gold, and their sureties in 25 gold.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Storting Intelligence
Newmarket
R.C
B. m
Peggy
Feey
Hatkin
Gio
Dare Devil
Uvesday
SA. Ilbe and Allies
C. Vyra
Mieiflyer
B.c
Dunganon
Gs. Cachy H. Ft
Cour
Reed
Ch.c
Vernon
Dargannon
Bedford
PRP
Wwe
Sweentrkes
Ul. Ff
Laert Monto
Rimglenk
Mr. O*kelly
Hreepitities
Tocgs
Gale Dette
Bere
Gorvenor
B. c. Lilliput
Potros Lom - Bullock
Salham
Imperator
Dawson
B.c. Screveton
Hindfiyerie
Redford
Br. c
Skyscraper
Standith
B. c. Dalham
Diomedes
Clermont
B. c
Trumpator
Aimwell
Lilliput
Ragaintt
Skyferas
Atorgaint Daiham
Mr. Bullock
Celia
Phamond
Daefon
Br. F
Katherine
Highflyer
Bullock
Ch. F
Brother
Red Cap
Rochingham
Alfred
S & Tfaline
D. of Bedford
Mother Red Cap
C. Bunbury
Robin Grey
Reed St
D. O. Bedford
Fidger
Birch’s
Country News
Gueen
London
Bow-Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!