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24 Apr 1735

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 24, 1735

Page

2

Duke of Bolton's Merry Andrew wins at Newmarket

Last Wednesday at Newmarket horses contested the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Contribution Money of 100 Guineas per horse. The Duke of Bolton's bay gelding Merry Andrew won at five to four odds, with other named entries including the Duke of Somerset's Bay Filly and the Duke of Bridgwater's Grey Filly. From other items, a fire near Ware, robberies in Chelsea and Kensington, a Coroner's inquest on Mrs Robinson, a Court Martial on Devonshire, and various storms and maritime movements are reported alongside royal accident news and market summaries.

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Newmarket Duke of Somerset Duke of Bélton Uke of Devonshire Duke of Bridgwater Lord Lonsdale Michael Newton Cricket Duke of Bolton Merry Andrew Duke of Devonshire Ware Hertfordshire Kensington-Gardens Chelsea-College Chelsea-Common Beutavntit Kensington Burges Chelsea Chelsea College Little Chelsea Walham-Green Robinson Lewis Blackstakes Admiral Walton Edward Gosling Admiralty Sarah Richardson Mr. Williams Jn King-street Westminster Roymonts Pond St. Jaimes’s Park Chapel Broadway St. Allhallows Marklasse Ralph -Handson London St. George's Hanover-square St. James’s Perry Randal Eberall Bishopsgate Philip Spencer Smithfield Highgate-Hill Northampton Joose Highgate Cadiz Toulon Adriatick Taly du Gue Trouin Brest Marshal de Broglie Normandy St. Papoul South ‘Sea India Royal Exchange Farance York Pacer African Welch South Sea Prem Ditto Dito
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Emminent Clergyman's Manuscripts For Sale

A note states manuscripts of a recently deceased eminent clergyman are left at Mr. Austen's in St. Pauls Church-yard. All are fairly written, comprising an entire collection as a gentleman's composition.

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Property to Let in Exchange Alley and Fenchurch Street

In Exchange Alley near the Jerusalem Coffee-house a shop on the right of the passage and offices in Baker's Coffee house area are to be let. Also a large house in Fenchurch Street late occupied by John Williamson, Packer, deceased. A good house in Aldermanbury and two houses in Paul’s Court and Huggin Alley, Wood Street. Enquire James Hopkins, Lombard Street near the Post Office.

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Exchange- Alley Richard and Thomas Woodward Jerusalem Fenchurch-street John Williamson Packer Aldermanbury Paul’s Court Huggin Alley Wood-street James Hopkins Lombard-street
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A Mare Stolen Near Hull Offers Reward

A brown mare about 15 hands high, nine years old, with a scar on the wharfish region and a rose on each neck side, was abducted from a close near Hull around the 19th. A reward of a guinea and reasonable charges is offered for its safe return to David Field, Hull, or David Clayton, Smithfield cattle salesman.

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Hull Norice David Field David Clayton Smithfield
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Bay Mare Stolen Near Hell with Distinct Markings

A bright bay mare about 14 hands high and seven years old was driven from a close near Hell on about the seventh instant. She has a large bright star and a reach, two white hind feet, and a short forehand. A half guinea reward plus reasonable charges will be paid to anyone who returns her to the owner, George Smith in High-treer Hall, or to David Claycon, a cattle salesman in Smithfield.

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Hell George Smith Hall David Claycon Smithfield
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Lost Liver-colour Spaniel Dog With Brass Collar

On Saturday the 1gth infant between five and eight in the evening a liver-colour spaniel dog eight months old with smooth head curled hair down the back brass collar and lock inscribed Mr Kyrwood in Breadfreer London. Wounds on each lip from dog bite two days earlier. Five shillings reward to finder or informant. No greater reward offered.

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Kyrwood Breadfreer London
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Porfield Races Annual Meeting At Tenby Pembroke

The Honourable Society Sea serjeants vow to attend the annual meeting at Tenby, Pembroke on Saturday June 7. On Monday June 16 the Contribution Purse for horses under 11 stone is run near Haverford West with entry at the White Hart. Wednesday June 19 the Town Plate by Galloways is run for nine stone. Thursday June 21 the Contribution Purse entry by ponies under 2 hands, feather weight. The winning horse reenters for the Town Plate.

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Honourable Society Seaerjeants Tenby Pembroke Porfield Haverford-West White Hart Ranning N.B
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Modern Poet Rapsody and Early English Verse Advertisements

An 18th or early 19th century advertisement page lists The Modern Poet A Rapsody with lines like My Infant Tears. notes edition details printed by C Corbett at Addison's Head with a Frontispiece and prices. also mentions Second Edition and other works including Love Letters between a Nobleman and his Sister under borrowed names Philander and Bovina as well as Verse by the Author of Letters from a Nun to a Cavalier.

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Pale C. Corbett Addisons London Lord Grey Frewrietta Berkley Philander Bovina
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