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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 28, 1764
Page
2
Detailed plans for Beccles and Worcester races in 1764 with purses, classes, entrance fees, and stewarding info. Includes Beccle s events and Worcester meeting schedules, qualifications, and prize breakdowns, plus public breakfast and ball arrangements.
July 11 12 and 13 at Blandford Court no reader party announced for three four mile heats with Fifty Pound Plates for various horse ages and prior winnings. Entries require pre entry at Crown Inn Blandford seven days prior with fees, weights and rules set by subscribers, and profits go to second place.
LETT near waterways two miles from a river and within reach of Cambridge and Lynn. Wereham Hall boasts a spacious walled garden and up to forty acres of rich old pasture land. The house offers two large parlors, hall, six chambers, neat garrets, cellars, and offices plus coach-house granary and stables for twelve horses. Ponds stocked with fish. Lynn Stage Coach runs weekly to London. Details from Mr Bludwell Covent Garden or Mr William Day Wereham near Stoke Norfolk.
A Dutch letter notes Emperor plans to elevate two nobles, sparking speculation while Hanover hints at Brunswick becoming Captain General. In Paris, the late Pompadour’s funeral moves through Versailles to Saint Honorius street, with a large bequest for Magdalen church relief. Amsterdam reports Berbice slaves defeated before Dutch relief ships arrive.
Dublin notes five men of war named Fame Carnival Burford Hussar and Hind. Regiments abroad absorb varied drafts in cawn. New writs ordered for Newboronsh Gorey seat and Cork city in place of deceased members. Last week James Lurgton married Miss Anne Godfell of Sunville Limerick with notable fortune.
In Edinburgh Scotland Right Hon Charles Larlof Tra quair dies. His brother John Stewart Ef succeeds. In Gloucester Mrs Rebecca Wallace dies aged. mother to the Dutchess of Douglas. Norwich country news reports marriages in Spixworth Booton and clerical appointments in Christchurch East Harptree and Cambridge. Dr Randolph dies at Salbury. Dragoon guards march, a wagon accident near Marlborough kills a pregnant woman.
Port News from Falmouth records several ships sailing for Gueerniey Topthan and London, with arrivals from Havre de Grace Oporto and Guernsey. It notes shipwrecks and damage in Madras road including Aston and many vessels, plus updates on Madras governance and military actions against Lally.
Wind Wis Wis Leel Apiiz3 came down yesterday and met with Afia and Success Batt-Inci men de Alataen Dickenson for Lasbon and Ann and Catharing Brown for Daldin. Saved the Dnoanuis and Sally Rell for Hamburgh Drase Powell and Prince George Reiner tar Logsdon. Wind W.S. W.
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