Bohemia unrest and European dispatches from April reports
Long summary of April news items from Vienna to Madrid detailing Bohemia unrest and reprisals by General Wallis, casualties among nobility, peasant behavior, and shortages. Includes naval movements, port arrivals, and colonial notes along with political commentary from Madrid and Dover. Mentions Lord Grantham, Lord Pigot, and Sir J. Pringle among various official appointments, ships, and society notices.
Newmarket 1775 Spring Meeting Continued Racing Cards
The fragment outlines bets and entries for the Newmarket First Spring Meeting 1775. Courses list purses and horses including Clermonts Plough Boy, Sir Thomas Gascoyne, Bolingbroke, Grosvenor, and Farnham entries across races from April to Friday, with subscriptions of 25gs, 200s wagers, and ditches for sogs and roogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Clermont
Ploughboy
Herod
Sir Thomas Gascoyne
Syphon
Bolingbroke
Indiana
Snip
Grosvenor
Gimcrack
Lord Farnhm
Be Flaccus
Squirrel
Mr. Foley
Clive
Vernon
Farnham
B.C
Ld Grosvenor
Mambrino
Mr. Shirley
Otho
Grosvenors
Dux
Ancatter
Martk
Bonnylass
D. of Grafton
Hadrian
Antinous
Lord Grosvenor
Sweet William
Lord Abingdon
Transit
Mr. South
Dapper
Mr. Larkin
Pizott
Snap
Match
Mr. Vernon
Marsk
Cornelia
Xanthippos
Domini
Ruth
Farnhant
Hippaelitus
Cade
Panglos
Regulus
March’em
A-la-Grecque
Sir C. Bunbury
S. Atexis
Pulpe
D.C
H. Ft
R.C
Atalanta
Mr. Luncombe
Ld Oifury
Pythia
Parker
Verdon
Mr. O'Keil
Blank
J. Shelley
Latham
Salopian
Foinny
Johnny
Abingdon
Twirtigis
Tollzdo
Marcuis Slim
R. M. 200¢S H. Ft. , Ed March’s ¢ Koulikan, Beat Ld Farnham
H. Fe
H. Ft. D.C
Verion
Raywood
Ld Farnham
Hlake
Brunette
C. Pigott
D. of Bolton
Mark
Samson
Mercia
Match’em
Morwick
Ld Bolingbroke
Be Ainderby
Match’en
Mr. Greville
Mills Cleveland
Drason
Mr. O’kelly
Lais
Bajazet
Foley
Whipper
Gresvenore
Eloiza
Bankrupts named with surrender dates in London and other towns
A list of bankrupts and surrender dates across multiple trades and places. Francis Scurry of Margaret Street surrendering April 29 May 5 June 3. Thomas Layton of Dean Street Fetter Lane surrendering April 28 May 5 June 3. Others include Robert Miter Drury Lane woollen draper May 6, Alexander Jeffon London merchant May 17, Thomas Holford and John Maydwell London drysalter May 15, John Nimd Pere Street St. Giles Cripplegate paper stainer Guildhall May 16, Robert Rayner Norwich worsted weaver May 16, Thomas Lee and son Kingston upon Hull merchants Dog and Duck June 2, Thomas Bridges Sheffield hatter Angel June 2. Certificates to be granted May 13. Samuel Boyton Bearbinder Lane fishmonger John Phillips New Brentford cheesemonger William Shaw Redbridge inn keeper George Owen St Catherine Street Middlesex tailer Samuel Hinton Coventry silkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scurry
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
Thomas Layton
Dean-{treet
Fetter-lane
Guildhall
London
Robert Miter
Drurylane
Alexander Jeffon
Southampton
George Owen
St. Catherine-street
Middlesex
Tualler
Samuel Hinton
Coventry
Horse Racing Card Fragment at Abingdon Stakes
Fragmentary entry lists horses and patrons including H Vernon s Jick of Hilton and Foley s Pumpkin. Mentions Ld Abingdon's Pompolo and Parapha, with bets and dam lines. Unsure of full event context, but outlines racing pairings and contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Vernon
Adelaide
Marsk
Grexvills
Hernd
Abingdon
Turf
Parker
Prophet
Teresa
Hilton
B. C
Mr. Foley
Noted Differences In Trade Act Between Colonies and Massachusetts Bay
The document contrasts an act restricting trade in colonies New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and South Carolina with the Massachusetts Bay act. Key points address July 1 fixation for certain goods, July 26 bond deadlines for landing goods, and a Delaware county origin certification requirement before shipment to Britain or the West Indies. It also states that all Massachusetts Bay whale and Newfoundland fisheries clauses are omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Great Britain
Ireland
West Indies
Massachusetts Bay
British West India Islands
Newcastle
Kent
Sussex
Delaware
North America
Newfoundland
engravings by subscription at Houghton Earl of Orford
The Collection Of Pictures at Houghton the seat of the Earl of Orford is now engraving by subscription and publishing by John Boydell engraver in Cheapside. Number I published today offers prints priced two shillings each. It lists works by Swanevelt Van Dyck Procaccini Caracci Da Vinci and other masters such as Le Lorrain Snyders Long John Browne Earlom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
America
Laurence Kennedy
Houghton
Earl of Orford
John Boydell
Swanevelt
Jason
Holy Family
John
Lawis
Greta
Thomas Whartom
van Dyke
Procaccini
St. Catharine
Ditto
Caracci
Christ
L. da Vinci
Jaconra
S. Rosa
C. le Lorrain
P. Brill
Africa
Snyders and
Long John
Hair Colouring Water for Gray to Brown Change
An eminent physician's safe hair colour fluid claims to gradually transform red or grey hair to a natural brown that lasts, strengthens the hair, and does not affect linen. Bottles at five shillings sealed with the Maker's Arms are sold only at listed London locations including Peters-alley Cornhill Tyler-court Carnaby-market Great Castle-Street Lombard-street and Role perfumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewardsom
Glazier
Peters-alley
Cornhill
Scott
Tyler-court
Carnaby-market
Berks
Great Castle-Street
Oxford-market
Tyler
Fragmentary listing of printed item pricing and binding
A garbled note describes a day’s publication printed by hand on a white panel and priced at a few pence. It mentions marble paper binding and a price around 35.62, indicating a neat binding option. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pyne
St. Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holland
Vienna
Bohemia
Oliver Wallis
Prague
Ernest Harrach
Bridchinsky
Warsaw
Romanius
Palatinate
Leopol
Poland
Madrid
Cadiz
Cara
Barcelona
Malaga
Irelan
Country News
Wimberer
Guernsey
New St
M’cullock
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Monks
Amsterdam
Downs
Swift
Lante
Wind S. W
Deal
Duchess of Cumberland
Hunter
Oporto
Molly
Lantefield
St. Vincent's
Emerald
Ogilvie
Teneriff
Meanwell
Colley
Fernandips
Industry
Liverpool
Antigua
Hyacinth
Salcraig
Mary
Bartley
Cowes
William
Glascot
Dover
Nancy
Brown
Jamaica
Nelly, Fletcher
Constantinople
Navigation
Wedterbeck
Salonica
Prince Ferdinand
Vwanes
St. Tropez
Ang
Lord Grantham
Elizabeth
Lord Stormont
Junto
Maurepas
Great
Arita
Rochelle
Louis XIII
Louis XIV
Lord Pigot
Portsmouth
Grenville
Abercrombie
Fort St. George
Brest
Greenland
Fhames
Robert Duff
Newfounland
Labrador
Hudson’s Streights
Society For the
D. Milles
Exeter
J. Aylefe
D. Barrington
W. Blackstone
Daniel Wray
H. Cavendish
Rich. Dalton
James Dargent
James Hallifax
Richard Kaye
Portland
J. Pringle
Edmond Thomas Bart
Marm Tunstan
Brownlow
Worcester
Association of Antigallicans
Ship Tavern
Ratcliffe-cross
St. Dunstan's Church
Stepney
Serjeant
Glynn
D. Haddon
Mile-end
Queen Square
Ormond-street
Oliver Becket
Sims
Princes-street
Mark-lane
Corn Exchange
Humphry Henchman
Paris
John Wyndham
Staple Fitzpaine
Buckner
Corton Dinham
Somerfethhire
John Chester
Lye
Jonesherntre
Williams
Mills Hoare
Angulo
Nangie
Pembrokerre
Jewin
Holborn
Mills Sharplin
Sharplin
Hatton Garden
James
Serjeants Inn
Fleet
Freet
Mills Tomlinson
Fairford
Gloucestershire
Rich. Keble
Queen’s College
Cambridge
Newton ‘Foney
Witts
Dublin
John Smyth
Commissioners of the Revenue
Richard Tremlet
London-Bridge
J. Mechel, Ditto
Anot, Browne
Earlom
John Randall
King’s Head-Inn
Mitcham
Surry
Marton Wall
Mitcham Church
N.B
White-Lin-lane
Grinsted Acre
Miteeham
Howse
John Bond
John Bord
Shrubb
Guildford
Mr. Jacobs
Wenerth
Voltaire
J. Bew
Paternofter-row
N. B
England
George Stanhope
D.D
Canterbury
J. Beecrit
C. Bathurst
W. Scrihan
F. Rivington
W. Johnston
Crowder
E Johnson G. Kith
T. Lanzman
W. Clarke
T. Carlin
Te Casso
J. Wilsie
W. Ginger
G. Burnet
B. Cofling
Ocridge