Ascot Heath Races Windsor Fore 1763 Entries and Plates
The notice outlines a six day Ascot Heath racing week from June 6 to June 11 with Monday sweepstakes for 12 subs, four mile heats, and age based weights. Tuesday features a four and five year old two mile heats, Wednesday Huntsmen and Yeomen Prickers, Thursday mares four mile heats, Friday six year old plates, and Saturday a give and take race for 14 hands aged horses with four mile heats. Entrants pay schemes, certificates, and clerer fees. notable entries include Driver and Gustavus with breeding notes and prior wins.
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Noblemen and Gentlemens Subscription
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Sunning-hill Wells
Sparrow
Surry
Bayer
Snake
Besteret
Turk
Thwait
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Betty Percival
Leeds
Raja
Burford
Driver
Gustavus
Guilford
Cole
Epsom
Barner
Resignations and new appointments in British government
The Earl of Bute resigns as Lord of the Treasury and Sir Francis Oathwood leaves the Exchequer. George Grenville is named to hold both posts. Dashwood Berkeley and Henry Fox become peers. Townshend moves to the Admiralty. Townshend’s Trade Board successor unclear. The Earl of Halifa and Shelburne receive posts. the Duke of Marlborough remains Master of the Horse. A long list of gentlemen are named for East India Directors. Excise on cyder worries Cornwall and Devonshire, with many orchardists destroying trees as hogsheads of cyder sell low.
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George Grisewood
Sadler
Moorfields
London
Earl of Godolphin
Old Crab
Hobgoblin
Whytefoot
Bajizet
Leeds
Gude
Lath
Mirza
Mlank
Bahbruahain
Bajazec
Dormoute
Janus
Whtenole
Slug
Regulus
Gower
Staton
Hilf
Duke of Devonshire
Flying Childers
Little Driver
Forrester
England
Mr. Croft
Lord Ancrim
Gustavu
Richard Williams
Fifqr
Pot
Snake
Robinton Crusoe
Iphis
William Strickland
Black Hamilton
Hanceboy
Brimmer
Mr. Grifewood
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Crab and
Londonn
Earl of Bute
Treasury
Francis Oathwood
Exchequer
George Grenville
Francis Dashwood
Norborne Berkeley
Henry Fox
Charles Townshend
Grenville
Admiralty
Robbery Report Of London Mail Proves Fiction
Edinburgh April 4 A Saturday night alarm over a supposed London mail robbery near Muffelburgh spread as the post boy claimed attack by three men and mail stolen but by next morning the mail horse and mail were found intact. The boy confessed to inventing the tale to avoid punishment and was committed to the Tolbooth.
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Edinburgh
London
Muffelburgh
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Port News Arrivals and Departures at Downships Jetty
Port News from Falmouth and Deal notes the Oak sailing to Lisbon and the Jane arriving from Sunderland with coal. Several ships moved to Quebec and the East Indies, with arrivals including the Granby at Martinico and Hamburg from Hamburgh, while others remained at Downships jetty. Winds northerly, listings show vessels, routes, and ports in a compact batch.
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