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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 06, 1763

Page

2

Odiham and Warwick Races 1763 Horse Entries and Rules

Odiham and Warwick races list purses of fifty pounds for horses of various ages. entries due at inns between certain hours with fees for entrance plating and subsidies. weight allowances based on age and previous wins. terms include no betting books near course and final majority decides disputes. Jamaica rum and Arrack offered for sale and a doctor Walker nostrum promoted with warning of counterfeit copies. A missing girl notice and business continuation for Mr Hurst’s tailor shop appended.

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Freehold Estate in North Wilts for Sale near Swindon

To be sold in North Wilts the Freehold Estate of Meadow and Picture Ground with about 3000 oak trees, inclosed and well planted. Includes a moiety of the Manors of Bereton and South Marlton. Premises lie two miles from Highworth and three from Swindon. Annual rent about 180. Details from Mr Stephens of Kenilworth or Staple Inn London or Mr Meryweather at Highworth.

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Placentia Diarchy To Heirs In Four Kings Line

A letter from Lucca notes a four million five hundred thousand livres deposit at Turin by the Mott Christian King to secure the diarchy of Placentia passing to the male heirs of Don Philip. If no males survive, the inheritance shifts to the Princesses, then reverts to the House of Savoy if all heirs perish.

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Ongoing Oak Boys unrest near Londonderry and Monaghan

Report from Londonderry and surrounding areas describes large Oak Boys bands threatening the city, with 40,000 estimated in force and plans to surround the town. Military actions include cannon placement, arrests, and engagements at Warled Bridge and near Monaghan as forces pursue prisoners and seize arms.

Ireland Londonderry Newtownstewart Omagh Strabane Newtown Stewart Dungwen William Hamilton Thir Darcus Monaghan War- Jed Bridge Fermanagh William James Coore Red Hills Watted Bridge Warled Bridge Cavangaol Mr. Coote Colonel Roberts Belrurbet Mr. Coots Lord Newbottle Cay

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