Bath Races 1772 Plate Meetings on Claverton Down
Reports detail races at Claverton Down with multiple plates and purses. Includes weights for age, winners wearing penalties, and generous stakes such as the Bath Cup and sweepstakes. Mentions entries, entry fees, and steward Right Hon. the Earl of Corke with Puting and Fawconer.
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de Laine
P. P
Grand San
Hun
Earl of Corke
Puting and Fawconer
Hereford Races 1772 Plate Entries and Rules
Notices for Hereford races on August 25 to 27 1772 detail plates for aged horses with weight allowances, entry fees, and clerk of the course requirements. Entries due August 18 at Redstreak Tree with weights and qualifications. steward Lord Bateman presiding.
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Hereford
Widemar H
County of
Areehold C.tce
Beiarch
Zlib
Hortes, &c
N.B
Green Dragon
New Inn
Swan and Falcon
High Water at London Bridge Forecast A.M. Timings
High water at London Bridge noted for tomorrow morning around 12 M after 6, with one forecast at 38 M after 6 and another at 7, and evening high water at 41 M after 7.
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London Bridge
Dark brown gelding lost or strayed near Hereford
Hereford July 4 1972 Charles Pugh printer Hereford requests information about a dark brown gelding strayed or stolen near Hereford. He is about six years old, 15 hands, white markings including a large blaze, three white legs, no behind shoes, white hoofs. Reward five guineas if strayed. twenty guineas on conviction if stolen and offender found.
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Hereford
Tolen
Charles Pugh
The Lady's Magazine June 1772 issue overview
An 18th century advert lists Ladies Magazine Number XXV for June 1772, published at G. Robinson, London. It promises a sentimental journey through England, Spanish histories, court anecdotes, poems, moral tales, marriages and deaths, new music, patterns for a handkerchief, and a Ladies’ maxims section, with illustrations and a Nabob comedy.
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Gravelat
Hudson
England
Lord Mountjoy
Queen Elizabeth
Edward IV
Lindor
Lucida
London
G. Robinson
Intriguing rewards amid convicts and coastal notices
A late 18th century Gazette extracts personnel rewards after a state inquiry, detailing Dr Hee and Dr Munter union gifts and 150-ducit payments for clerks, with further dispatches from Vienna, Copenhagen, and Paris noting fortress actions, seafaring incidents, sequestered cargoes, and public notices on executions, births, and deaths.
Society seeks public support to aid apprenticing poor youths
Balance in the hands of the Treasurer 875 13 the labor of this society now secured to the public on the permanent basis of incorporation. The society will prevent evil by aiding poor youths likely to break the law and direct their labor to the common welfare. Subscriptions are welcome at the office and by named bankers. By order of the Committee, Curves Sutrsa, Clerk.
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Friends
Humanity
Ful jeSs
Charles Asgill
Geo. Colebroke and Co
Hankey and Co
Martin and Co
Walpodt and Co
Fuller and Co
Dorrien and Co
Hoares, Childs, Gosling, and Co
Coutts
Drummond , Blackwell and Co
Mayne and Needham
Cuarves Sutrsa
German Edict Seeks Provisions for Polish Troops
London dispatch reports the German emperor orders exact registration of corn hay and straw in Poland districts and lists oxen horses and other livestock needed by troops all to be paid at standard prices. Captain Barber reports from the Bacchus that harsh winds cost a second mate and a foremast man overboard on the voyage from Dominica to Liverpool and the ship later sailed toward Corva Island.
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London
Warsaw
Germany
Poland
Barber
Lislon
Liverpool
Dominica
Corva
General account of receipts and disbursements 1771 1772
Marine Society office reports a general account of receipts and disbursements from November 1, 1771 to June 30, 1772, detailing balance in hand, apprentice fees for girls due, and subscriptions received during the period under the act of incorporation.
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Marine Society
Royal Exchange
Marine Society Apprentices Sought for Sea Trades
A 1772 notice from the Marine Society at the Royal Exchange invites owners of ships and waterborne trades to apply for stout healthy poor boys to be apprenticed. Makers in maritime trades such as boat builders rope makers and riggers are also urged to apply for lads fit for their trades. Office hours are eleven to three with committee sessions on Tue Wed Thu and Fri. Applications may also be made on Mon and Sat. Cuarres Sugsu, Clerk.
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Lisbon
Williams
Newfoundland
Bay of Bulls
St. Philip
Port Passage
Campeachy
Joshua Richardson
Boston
Preston
Richard Shadwell
Earl Suffolk
John Beste
Dover
Kent Road
Hanover-street
Longacre
White Hart
Winchester
Mary Hall
Nursling
Barnes
Thomas Barnes
Bear Key
Charles Moore
Settinge
Kent
Anthony Lukin
St. Mildred
All Saints
Canterbury
John Wilgress
Athelington
Suffolk
Drake Hollingbery
Wionchelsea
Skelsham
Sussex
Chichefe
Robert Snell
Mortimer-street
Elizabeth Beddingfeld
Panton-street
Leicester Fields
Edward Knatchbull
Arundel
Everard Arundel
Salisbury
Manchester
John Willatt
Great Ruiffel-street
Bloomsbury
James Richardson
Sherard Street
Soho
Drury
Henry Drury
Oxford Road
Hugh Henry
Stone Mason
Watlingstreet
Geo. Symonds
Lapidary
High Holborn
Chippenham
Devizes
Bridewell
Oxford
Daniel Simpson
Elizabeth Dix
Thomas Battell
Reading
Abingdon
Mark Warder
Thomas Coleing
William Been
Willian Brooks
Marine Society
Royal Exchange
Cuarres Sugsu
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Bell Lane
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Marlborough-street
St. James's
Weslminfer
John Garford
Lawrence-Peaiirey
Merch
Guildawl
Joseph Trunell
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Haberdasher
Gregory Fuckman
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Ironmorget
the Red Lion
Spicer
Wapping
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Red Lion
Digbeth
Birmingham
Sam. Crofsey
Cavendish Court
Devonshire
Bishopsgate-street
Edward Steele the Younger
Pinley
Warwickshire
White Swan
Warwick
Edward Pryce
Ludgate-street
Goldsmith
Robert Hare Killingley
Windsor Street
Bishopgate- Treet
David Salomons
India
South Sea
Ditto
C. Nfo
India Bonas
Navy
Hicks
Mnet