Epsom Races 1763 Plate Events and Covering Prize объявления
The notice lists multiple races at Epsom Downs in May including The Robbich and Gentlemens Plate, Noblemen and Gentlemens Plate, Ladies Plate, and Town Plate for various horse ages and weights, with heats of four miles. Subscriptions, entry fees, and rules are detailed, along with a note that Highlander and Spider will cover mares at one guinea each and servant shilling, with pedigrees and prior race histories for the stallions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Pain Dows
Robbich
Sol
Brealers
Newmarket
Bip Fom
Thall
Morris
Epfom
Courfee
Mr. Jolly Winchester
Surrey
Ighlander
Spider
Ce. Moares
Earl of Portmore
Victorious
Ruffler
Old Parmer
Che Acafter Turk
Terror
Chanter
Mr. Leed
Highlander
Burford
Ipswich
Nottingham
Farl
Partmore
Devonshire Blacklegs
Huncngdon
Lancaster Races 1763 Purse Details and Notices
Lancaster races 1763 list purses for four mile heats across days six to eight June with age groups four five six years. entries require subscriptions and fees. prizes and penalties defined. rules by stewards. a public letter from Evupoxus criticizes decorum. sale notice covers Oppa Leny estate near Flint with mining prospects and market town advantages. Also medicinal pump essence pepper mint advertised by J Juniper with multiple outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Jane
Fincranke
Edward Parker
Charles Suickland
Robert Dalton
George Wilson
Heber
Fauh
Evupoxus
Martyn
Woryd
Totty
Holywell
Norman
Axcon
J. Juniper
Dean Streets
St. An’s
Soho
Auctions and Letting Notice at Amersham and Newmarket
To be sold by auction by Mr Pono at Newmarket meeting the horses in training of the Right Hon Earl Waldegrave to be declared. Also a brood mare and young stock to be sold shortly after. To be let or sold at Amersham Bucks a modern detached house with hall parlor kitchen pantry cellar four chambers garrets stabling for two horses brewhouse garden and front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bristol
London
Bell Savage
Ludgate-hill
Gerard’s Hall Inn
Bating- Lane
Bread-Street
Dhe Serand
Piccadilly
Reading
Well
Newbury
Marlborough
Price Tos
Roger Ascham
Queen Elizabeth
Germany
Charles
Mr. Upton IV
James Bennet
Hoddesdon
Hertorire
R. and
J. Nodsley
Pall-mail
Newbery
St. Paul’s Churcheyard
Treasury
Tiberias
Andasone
Royal Magazine
Gentleman’s Monthly Companion
Old Palace
Whitehall
Westminster
Rome
Prussia
Dead Sea
Ferdinand
Sporcken
Cyder
Perry
Paternoster Row
Great Britain and Ireland
Pono
Newmarket
Earl Waldegrave
Amersham
County of Bucks
Aylesbury
Buckingham
William Rodinson
Amer- Sham
Great Troubles in Payas District Reach Persian War
Disturbances in Payas prompt Muffelim of the Pa chalik to march with four thousand troops to restore order. Kerim Khan gains a decisive victory near Tauris. Persia faces prolonged wars, depopulation, and scarce funds, with Resting Khan's heirs uncertain. Separately, Denmark lifts duties on imports to ease cattle disease impact, and Madrid reports the Holy Sacrament colony seized from the Portuguese after a brief siege. Bayonne and Pau note early earthquakes with minor damage. Paris records a deadly Champagne fire and broader woe from two major blazes. Coastal reports list ships arriving at Falmouth, Plymouth, and Deal ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Meppo
Payas
Bathan
Adena
Baffura
Kerim Khan
Tauris
Persia
Khan
Denmark
Scania
Madrid
Don Edward Wail
Pedro Cesvallos
Buenos Ayres
Coat
Spain
Portugal
Don Pedro
Bayonne
Pau
Pyrenees
Paris
Effoyes
Vervins
Thierache
James
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T. Haxe
J. Gaasi
W. Barstow
St. Paul’s Church
Yard
Lien Chi Altange
Fum Hoam
Pekin
China
Hingpo
J. Newbery
S. Crowder
Public Ledger
Annals of Literature
Watkinson
Tohn
Gray
House of Commons
Juarndt
Touro
Italy
Shebbear
Elphinston
Port News
Falmouth
William, Brown
Rain
Ditto
Southampton
Rickman
Westcombe
de Martha
Renner
Jersey
Guernsey
Packer
Guillaume
Guerniey
Hope
Carteret
Weymouth
Charming Polly
Parker
Whitehaven
William and Mary
Ravanafs
Corke
Wind N. N. W. Deal
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