Essex Subscription Committee Meeting Notice
The Committee of Subscribers of 501 and upwards for carrying the Essex Subscription into execution intend to meet on Tuesday next at Twelve o'Clock precisely at the Crown Tavern behind Exchange.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 29, 1746
Page
2
The Committee of Subscribers of 501 and upwards for carrying the Essex Subscription into execution intend to meet on Tuesday next at Twelve o'Clock precisely at the Crown Tavern behind Exchange.
Sign'd by Order of the Commissioners indicates official confirmation or instruction issued under authority. The item notes acknowledgment by W Woon as secretary. Details specify formal approval or directive in a local governance context.
A fragmented catalog of horses with numerous bay grey and chestnut listings, prices, and owner references. Names include Riveraggs, Ramper, Blossom, Dunkirk, Ganimede, and Monkeys related entries, with several directs to sale places and owners like Sir Henry Hoope and Mr Martindale.
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