Marlborough Races on the Downs Purse and Pool Meetings
Marlborough Wiltshire hosts racing events starting Tuesday with a fifty guinea purse for mares or geldings never having won a King's Plate. Wednesday features twenty guinea pool heats, Thursday includes a twenty pound plate backed by Lord Brace. Entries open at Marlborough Town Hall with a five shilling clerk fee. Pool races run July 3 and 4 near Welsh Pool Course Montgomery. Cocking at Royal Oak daily.
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Marlborough
Marlorough
Wiltshire
Reuunning
C. Bhat
Monsey
Che Best Plae
Che Lord Brace
Sceward
Jeatt Co
Watkin Williams Wynn
Ely
Montgomery
Bridie
Pool
Royal Oak
Daventry Races and Whitton Week Meetings
Daventry in Northamptonshire hosts racing during Whitton Week with purses of thirty, twenty, and forty guineas on Thursday. Entries include horses under six years and mares or geldings, weights set per race, with two pounds extra for some, and spectators urged to the Wheatsheaf in Daventry for registration. A cock match is noted and a missing apothecary journeyman’s whereabouts are sought by named locals.
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Daventry
Whitton
Surrough-Hill
Davencry
Northampton
Whitton-Week
N. B
Bovey
Jeferh ‘Hood
Tamwerch
Thomas Waldron
Kinver
Fraffordshire
Notices and Rewards in Cheshire and London Adverts
A broad early modern notices page offers a public house update in Nampr Cheshire by Richard Gouldsmith. It mentions Sarah Vaughn and descendants of Thomas Shergold seeking information in New Sarum area. A deserter, Paul Clement, aged 22, is sought near Hungerford and various authorities offer two guineas for capture. Advertisements describe two farms near Hertford, a corn mill, a baker’s house with tools, and inquiries through Covent Garden and Hertford contacts.
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Sarah Vaughn
Thomas Shergold
New Sarin
Linnen-Draper
Jeremiah John
New Inn
Roger Pinckney
Town-Ditch
Christ’s Hospital
Anne Hody
Dhe Close
New Sarum
Peregrine Lascelles
Maj-try
Charles Wills
Paul Clement
Howling
Gloucestershire
Hungerford
Berks
Serjeane Lee
Coopers Arms
France
Westminster
Hertfordshire
London
Hertford
Hatfield
Compleat Farm at Hillingdon Near Uxbridge for Sale
Farm near Hillingdon within a mile of Uxbridge and fourteen from London. Twenty nine acres sown with wheat twenty three with beans seven with oats. Twenty three acres fallow inclosed grounds nine large grass fields five meadow acres. Includes farm house barn and out-houses. Enquire at the farm house near the great house on Hillingdon Common or Benjamin Hall Essex Court Temple.
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Hillingdon
Uxbridge
London
Hillingdon Common
Benjamin Hall
Essex-Court
Temple
Large Mansions and Estates For Sale in Berkshire and Hertford
Advertisements describe a brick mansion near Binfield in Windsor Forest with two acres of fruit trees fish ponds and five acres of meadow available furnished or unfurnished. Enquiries directed to Henry Biggs or Mr Bradley and Mr James Clayton. A second estate, Ponsborne Manor in Hertford County near Northaw and Hatfield, features a grand mansion with marble chimneys wine vaults stabling for 36 horses and over 4200 acres in multiple farms. Enquiries to Mr John Nottingham or Mr Clarke at the Royal Exchange.
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Binfield
Berkshire
Windsor Forest
London
Reading
Windsor
Henley
Okingham
Henry Biggs
Mr. Bradley
James Clayton
Arcorney
Essex-Court
Middle-Temple
Ponsborne
County of Hertford
Northavy
Hertford
Hatfield
John Nottingham
Union
Royal Exchange
Iim
Clarke
Piagra
Cornhill
Manor of Midseroy and Weston Rectory sale notice
Property sale notice for the Manor of Midseroy in Somerset and the Impropriate Rectory of Weston with Glebe Lands and related estates. Includes multiple messuages and tenements, 18 to 25 plus acres, leases in tail or life tenure, and a large mansion with outbuildings. Enquiries via Serjeant Wynne Chambers, Chancery Lane, or other named agents in Somerset and nearby towns.
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Midseroy
Somerset
Bridgwater
Merton
Wells
Taunton
Chirceen
Weston
Bath and Wells
Midlezoy
Othery
Alfo
le Fold
Serjeant Wynne
Tun
Chancery Lane
Seymore
Welton-Courte
John Pampfylde
Heftercombe
Launton
County of
Thomas Garew
Eig
Arundel-Areet
James Trevit
Creech St. Michael
Peremptory Sale Of Real Estate In Nort l Suffolk
A High Court of Chancery decree sets an English sale date for the late Earl of Yarmouth estate. The property includes manors farms lands and perpetual advowsons across Norfolk and Suffolk with details available at the master’s office in Chancery Lane.
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Henry Montague
High Court of Chancery
Rid Court
William
Earl of
Yarmouth
Noreok
Suffolk
Fail Master
Chancery Lane
To be SOLD in Ipswich Suffolk A compleat well built house
Property advertised for sale in Ipswich Suffolk describing a seven room house on a floor with coach house stabling for eight horses and full conveniences for a gentleman's family. Gardens laid to a genteel taste with choice fruit trees in perfection. Enquiries addressed to Mr Wood Palforate Head Court near Temple Bar or Mr Cooper Grosvenor Ipswich.
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Ipswich
Suffolk
Wood
Temple-Bar
Cooper Grosvenor
Peremptory Auction of Charles Griffith Estate in London
Administratrix of Charles Griffith late of Bedfordbury St. Martin in the Fields will sell by auction on Thursday the 17th at three o clock at the King's Arms Tavern Hungerford Market Strand several leasehold properties including FEVE houses in Covent Garden a new brick house Craven Street Grosvenor Square coachhouses stables and additional brick houses in Bedfordbury and St Martin's Lane. Details from Mr. Tovey Lancaster Court Strand. All debts to be paid to Mrs Mary Griffith Administratrix to avoid loss.
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Charles Griffith
Bedfordbury
St. Martin In the Fields
Foyner
King’s Arms
Hungerford Market
Strand
Roffel-street
Covent-Garden
Mary Griffith
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Nampr‘wich
Cheshire
Peter Goldin
Richard Gouldsmith
William Perry
Elas
Inmer Temple
Tower of London
John Nourse
Lamb
M. Green
Charing-Cross
Cafar Ward
Richard Chandler
Coney Street
York
Searborough
George Hawkins
Milton’s Head
Temple Gates
Fleet-Street
Tunbridge-Wells
Thomas Waller