Ipswich Races 1765 July Meeting at the Great White Horse
Ipswich race week schedules list three days of racing with purses of fifty and one hundred guineas. Four mile heats for skilled five to eight year olds. Entry rules, weights, and fees outlined. Arabian stallions advertised for breeding plus Jamaica rum and brandy at Weyman’s warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Suffolk
Ipswich New Race
Smith
J. Rouse
Ogewar
J. Blois
N.B
Heber
Wenman and Co
Royal Exchange
Rrack
the India Company
Jamaica
Chariles Wenman and Co. Royal Exchange
Mountain
Lisbon
Wht e Creditors of Mr Thomas Mad docks Leicester
W H T E Creditors of Mr Thomas Mad docks of Leicester grocer are desired to send their accounts to Mr Charles Brewster in Newgate Street London on or before the first of June next that he may be enabled to make a proper Dividend of the effects he has in his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor, Lloyd, and Co
Birmingham
Robert Child
Esq. and Co
Temple-Bar
Smith and Payne
Lombard-Street
London
Swan
Lad-Lane
Kendall
Warrington
Preston
Lancaster
Lichfield
Wigan
Coventry
Kevy
Wwe
Baker
Afis
Go's
Gore
Bookfell
Laverpoole
Monk
Chestes
Infield
Key
Maredant
Norton
Golden Square 3
Othcer
Jolo Noctona
Thomas Maddocks
Leicester
Charles Brewster
Newgate Street
Estate and Public House Sale in Leicester and Stilton Areas
Auction announced for a public house with pleasure garden and bowling green near the River Soar in Leicester, previously occupied by the late Mr Michael Cooke. Also offered are two freehold farms at Stilton and Folksworth with brick-built houses, barns, stables, and extensive arable, meadow, and enclosed ground, all leased to Mr John Mason at will with rents.
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St. Nicholas
Leicester
Michael Cooke
W. Cooke
St. Margaret’s Church
N.B
Béll Inn
Scilyn
Huntingdonshire
Stilton
Folksworth
Aes Bane
Mason
Lewstern
Backminster
County of
John Glarke
John Clarke
James Tompson
Edward Bass
Thomas Bowker
Greece
Scotland
Paris
Ile
Mayer of Campbe
Vitravius
A. Millar
D. Wilson
J. Dodsley
Local Dublin Notices and Irish Market News
Dublin reports death of Cafar Colclough and Lt Col Hugh Maguire, with April obituaries and a note on provision prices falling in Ireland. Events include Earl of Hertford's visit to Donnegat Arms, a ball at Town Hall, illuminations, and a presentation of lordly swords to the Sovereign and Burgesses. Reports from Corke, Mallow, Clonmell, and Glasgow area recount robberies, executions, and oaths of White Boys, plus multiple marriages and local incidents across Ripon, Edinburgh, and surrounding towns.
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Trelan
Dublin
Cafar Colclough
Liu
Weaford
Jervais-street
Hugh Maguire
Foot
Imperial Service
Ireland
Earl of Hertford
Counstess of
Hertford
Sarah Conway
Lord Beauchamp
Conway
Donnegat Arms
Lady Hertford
Corke
Walter Taylor
Danmanway
Pecie
Gorke
Mallow
Brooks
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Windsor Forest
Stratford Upon Avon
Warwickshire
Earl of Prymou
Buflorah
Guy’s Stables
Park Lane
Mr. Parfor
Leatherheat
Surry
England
Hurd
Ton
Ae Millar
Derand
Thurtbourn
J. Woodyer
Cambriti
Izano
Handforth
W. Dimock
W. Outtron
Cook
Q T. Fern
W-Blove
Atson
Liverpool Ely
Sarcua
Wareom N.B
Fanndroort A
Thac
Garman Spa
Lower Seltzer
Wagland
Founteain
Norwich
Indius
Erie
Bear Temple
Eyne
Tims
W. Owen
Pyxmont
Bath
Bristool
Montesquiew
Audy
Callighan
Baron de Montesquieu
Taft
Prussia
Stanislaus
Poland
Danewick
Chittigk
Laura
Montaigne
Europe
George Frederick Handell
Dr. Lewis
Commercial History of
Arts
India
Voltaire
E &c
Richardson and Urgnaart
W. Griffin
Catherine Street
Strand
Great Britain
John Bridge
William Bagnell
John Bagnell
John Hewerson
Kilkenny
France
Leland
Scotlan
Edinburgh
Countess of
Leven
Ripon
Minster
Kaye Mawer
Foet
Marquis of
Isle of Man
Tranfort
Thomas Cross
Crosshall
Bikton
Samuel Hilton
Pennington
Dee
Puddington
Worral
Cheshire
Bristol
St. Augustine’s Church
William Miles
Queensquare
Berrow
Tate
William Berrow
Oxford
Laft
Eweline
James Knapp
Havant
Hampshire
Catharine Howie
Chelmsford
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