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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1767

Page

2

Windsor Forest Races at Ascot Heath Monday to Friday

By order of the Duke of York and others, Ascot Heath races begin in Windsor Forest on Monday end of June. Entries open June 15 at Sunning-hill Wells with fees. daily Plates, four-mile heats, and weights set for four days of racing from June 22 to 26.

Y.O Warden Rampet Win of Forest Mateh Sol Sunning-hill Wells Port No Sining Nunn Windsor Heber Knutsford Op Knutsford Heath Horfes George Knuteford John Stanly Barr Richard Pennant

Day of Racing at Epsom Downs Plate Conditions and Entries

Historic horse racing notes outline races at Epsom Downs including Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plates for four to six year olds, weights, entries, entrance fees, and subscription requirements. Details specify conditions for the Igdigs Plate and Town Plates, dates in May, and rules on starting restrictions, subscription amounts, and booth contributions.

Solir H.svill sYor Phare Sal Horfes Newmarket Epsom Hall Morris

PORT NEWS AND COUNTRY NOTES FROM APRIL JOURNALS

PORT NEWS reports sailing records from Falmouth Cowes Deal and Poole with several ships bound for Lisbon Africa Jamaica Newfoundland and New York arrivals at Benne Poole Liverpool Bristol and more. COUNTRY NEWS covers militia embodying at Newcastle naval deaths in Hexham and Wenlock and executions and pardons at Shrewsbury plus Gloucestershire and Bath social notices and marriages.

Port News Falmouth Duke of York Dickenson Lisbon Cowes Fly Smith Africa Bickerton Jamaica Poole Lovely Flora M‘eachen J William Randal Newfoundland S En Deal Downs Fantsom Elizabeth Huxt South Carolina Liverpool Granada Robinson Bristol Pomre Séngster Antigua Ken Waterford Chatitas Neilson Norway

Royal Admittance to Bills in State Visit

Yesterday his Majesty entered the House of Peers in state with Earl Delawar and Lord Bruce and presented several bills. One authorizes grants of annuities to the Dukes of York Gloucester and Cumberland. A second prolongs the free importation of wheat and wheat flour barley barley meal and pulse from Europe for a limited time. A third imposes a duty on hats of straw cane and horsehair. A fourth explains and amends an act to navigate rivers and makes the Itching river navigable from Alresford to the sea near Southampton.

Newcastle Northumberland John Lister Hexham Birmingham Cecil Forester Wenlock Roffall Shrewsbury Thomas Moore Millichope Salop Leighton Moore Burford Toulon Cornwall John Moore Manilla Henry Ransford Corporation of Moore John Scott Hains Boat Bridgnorth Hugh Lewis Price Thomas Williams Robert Jones Charles Brooke Mary Jones Collins Mr. Boat Gloucester Cheltenham Swansea Glamorganshire Elizabeth Philipps Lady Manfell William Manfell Bart Ifcoed Carmarthenshire Bath Duke of Cumberland Duke of Ancaster Viscount Downe Lady Cooke Lord Grimstone Countess of Huntingdon Edward Williams James Wens Taunton Court of King’s Bench Sherborne Banns Upottery Devon William Rowland Mary Mathews Shooon Don House of Peers Earl Delawar Lord Bruce Dukes of York Cumberland Europe Alresford Winchelea Southampton

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