Oxford Races 1767 Purse and Plate Details
Oxford races entries for August include three purses each fifty pounds on August 11 12 and 13 at Port Meadow with age and weight rules. Lewes Races 1767 offer King's Plate of one hundred pounds on August 26 at Lewes Downs and multiple plates on August 1 and 23 with entry fees, age certificates, and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Patrick Plake
Eqd
Oxford
Port Meadow
Noblemen and Gentlemens
Duke of Marlborough
Che Earl of
Abingdon
D&c
New Inn
Town Hall
Hhereof
Jess Han
Lewes
Lewes Downs
Verrall’s
Duke of Newcastle
Place Thal
Kidder
John Sanders
King's Heap
Bishop-Stortford
Hertfordshire
Berden
Essex
Saffron-Walden
London
Sabridgeworth
Bishop Stortford
Coventry Races Purchases at Coventry Park Purse List
Listings detail the Members Purse and Give-and-take Purse racing at Coventry Park with weight allowances, entry fees, and conditions for horses never winning more than the specified amounts. It notes subscription costs, timings, judging, and penalties, plus ancillary notices on local wine and spirits sales at Catherine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Coventry Park
Bull Inn
Andrew Archer
Seymour Conway
Catherine Street
Strand
Jamaica
Mountain
Lisbon
Madeira
Remains of Lord Chancellor Interred at Christ Church
Dublin notes privately interring the Lord Chancellor's remains at Christ Church by his own wish. A water spout caused damage near Janelborsngti, a large High Road charm collapse, a horse and cart went over a precipice with the horse drowned and a boy narrowly escaping. Various notices follow from Mullingar to Norwich about town happenings, church livings, ship news, and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Christ Church
Janelborsngti
Mullingar
Westmeath
Elizabeth
James I
Charles I
James II
Worcester
London
Lord Clive
Shewblury
Robert Martin
Bath
Charles Graydon
Liverpool
Sephton
Trafford
Peggy
Nancy
Norfolk
Virginia
N. Long
Pegey
Molly
Charles Love
Egg Island
Antigua
Spfra
Cambridge
Firifiel
Hot-Wells
Lori Erroll
Lord Farnham
Archibald Achison
Powercott
Wingfield
Capt
Reed
Bennedett
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
Councels
Oxford
Harley
Lord Colvil
Colvil
Ilis Cunliffe
Archer Croft
Dinwoody
Douglas
Sabin and Lacy
Lump
Dugan
Athly Cooper
Dukes of
Gloucester
Cumberland
Morris
Persfield
Wm. Barnes, Fen
Reading
Overton
Hants
Norrington Farm
Sudham
Mr. Bell
Theale
Mills Wilder
John Wilder
Nunhide
Abingdon
Thomas
William Bryant
Francis Steptoe
Norveich
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Ludgate Hill
Mefses Ashleys
Seville
Ashley and Son
Beaume de Vile
Great Britain
Ireland
His Majesty
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church-Yard
T- Becket
T. Durham
Charing-Cross
Richardson and Co
Royal Exchange
R. Davis
Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Holbourn
England
Scotland
Kenelworth
Warwick
Mr. Malkin
Samuel Suke
Poultry
N. B
Eter Boggust
Henson
Fleet-Market
Whitechapel
Peter Boggast
Can- Non Park
King’s-clere
Newbery
Basingstoke
Andover
Meff. Coulthurst and Gordon
Chancery Lane
Mr. Leversoch
Morton
Inkborough
William Griffen
Morton Underhill
Droitwich
Alcester
Michaelmas
Freflelicque
Allen’s Court
Leadenhall Street
Samuel Collet
Mippletoy
Somerset
City of
Wells
Taunton
Somerton
Bridgwater
Langport
Middletoy
King’s Sedgemoor
William Webley
Joseph Elderton
Salisbury
John Evered
Marth
Bookfeler
Arthur Rothwell
Old Bond-Street
Griffin
Booker
Catherine-Street
Wilkie
Edinburgh
Princere
Lords of Council
Lefjon
Dorando
Bencoolen
Bengal
Puto Lout
Borneo
Kenneth Mackenzie
Balmaghie
Galloway
David Blinshall