Epsom Races Plans and Plate Details for May Meeting
Epsom Downs in Surrey prepares for a May race meeting with five plates including The Royal Highness Frederick Plate and The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate. Entries close fourteen days before the first day, with conditions on weights and prior winnings. Booths on South Hill to be erected, liquor sales restricted by subscriber approval, and Epsom Old Wells undergoing repairs for mid April reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Epsom ‘Downs
Surrey
Frederick
Prince of Wales
Noblemen and Gentlemens
Newmarket
Uftal
John Ireland
Prince
Wales
TRE Assembly House
London
Mt Daarr
Loughborough
Councy
Leicester
Iowa Way
Grand Signior
Zarauel Phillipps
Gayerron
Eig
Tickets and Shares of Tickets In the STATESOTTERY
The notice lists tickets and shares for sale at the Royal Exchange Cornhill with a plan to print a numerical book and a register book, offering immediate account and profits to buyers. It notes government securities trading, lottery schemes, and ready money for blanks and prizes, dated 1743, with a warning about a Tottenham infant foundling and a reward for information. The second notice requests creditors of Harford Jones to provide debts and demands before a June deadline for administration of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corton
AD. Lamenant
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Tottenham High Cro
Middlesex
Samuel Tull
Tottenham
Harford Jones
Whitrerne
Lyonshall
Hereford
Deserters named from Col. William Graham's Regiment
A notice lists several deserters from the Hon Col Richbell's Regiment of Foot marching to Gravesend. Men named include GEORGE ASHFORD 29, PETER PEARCE 17, THOMAS SMi rra 20, HOWARD SAHRVEY 22, WILLIAM KING 5, and others. Rewards are offered to apprehend and deliver them to specified officers, with additional rewards per Parliament.
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Dnstant
Richard
Alathea
Francis Bulton
Dover Barbour
Island
Minorca
Col
William
Graham
George Ashford
Shoreditch
Peter Pearce
Eoward SaHiRvey
Barnee
Maddlesex
A, Taylor
William King
BoXred
Essex
Cailing
Great Britain
Adair
Eigin
Pall-Mall
London
Richbell
Gravesend
William Freeman
Glamorganshire
Wolf
James Wit'Law
Woollcomber
Froom
Ei Huey
Giel
Uxbridge
Lévett
Warwick-Street
British Grape Sugar Brand y Warehouses Ad for Sale
An old advertisement extols British Grape with sugar brandy win praise for flavor and value. It lists Nunn and Company warehouses in St Bartholomew's Court West Smithfield and near the King’s Victualling Office for sale at four shillings per gallon for ready money and notes a deserter key person George Davis Porter aged 71 from Newcastle along with a notice offering a Guinea reward. It also advertises property for let at Ankerwyke near Buckinghamshire with river Thames access and descriptions of the manor house, gardens, stables, and fisheries, with inquiries to Mr James Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn and Company
St. Bartholomew's Clo
West-Smithfields
King’s
Little Tower-Hill
Barrell
Rochester
George DavaenPort
George Wrivson
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Alexander Wilson
Great Queen Street
Westminster
Wrayboury
County of Bucks
Stanes
Tewo
Colnbrook
Ankerwyke
Anthony Keck
Ely
Thames
James. Gooding
Sadler
Mitre
Fleet-Street
London
Barrett
White Hart
Windsor
Ankerwyke Farm
Aspy Tintern
Couoty
Monmouth
Duke of Beaufort
Hen. Harding
Chepstow
Charles Fisher
Longborough
Stow
Wolds
Gloucestershire
Cheltenham
Cheltenham. ‘ _ Enquire of Mr.Mandor
Toddenham
Mortor
Marth
Bofvile
Bedford-Street
Covent-Garden
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Stafford and
OHN Briscoe
Fressllers and
Goldfranks
Cheapside
N.B
Marmaduke Skurray
George Inn
Alford
Lincelli
Mar. Skurray
High Court of Chancery
Roterc Holfard
Symond’s Inn
Chancery
Tueday
Wiseman Clagett
Calla Broad Oakes
Yardley Hall
Debden
Thackstead
Wimbith