Ruland wins race amid notes of court and crime report
The article describes Ruland the winning horse ridden by Manchester Jemmy on a 42 forles course from Bridghorth to Smeasbury and back, with the press noting odds and timing. It also covers a wide sweep of 18th century court updates, arrests, executions, steppings at St James's, and various crime trials including robberies, arson, and a murder warrant in Newgate.
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Goulding
Ruland
Bridghorth
Smeasbury
Wich
Manchester Jemmy
Hin
Fury
Phu Faay
Devon
Mary Boon
Mary \Illing
Thomas Adaus
John Crape
South- Huub
Thomas Wagwell
Richard Naheawe
Sheepstow
Henry Oroonoko
Joseph Bray
Stoke Damaret
Elizabeth Sadden
Thomas Nellis
Thomas Noron
Cornwall
Lon Fohn
James’s
Order of the Thistle
St. James’s
Jace Duke
Ainol
Duke of Argyll
Princess of Brunswick
England
Viscount Weymourn
Kelusa
Uhan
Heiman
Count Krastnuwsky
Russia
Curounski
Poland
Aix la Chapelle
Aix la Chapele
Holland
Christopher John Ge Dam
Blots
Sieur de Dieu
Haelema
North Holland
Dirk Veevens
Veise
Donegal Society
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Nobuiry
Ireland
Earl of Hertford
Conway
Lord Grantham
St. Alban’s
Robert Carr
Ludgate-nill
Batsford
Somerie
Wuesday
Vailands
Blnceln
John Moody
Rupert Street
Goodman’s Fields
Benjamin Croxall
Cutstoms
Kents
Kensington
Newgate
Thomas Fuller
Sarah
Sara Davis
Staveditch
St. George’s
Sutlop
Ward
Tyfer
Carr
Linle B. RG
Duwichy
Francis Guillant
Safelon Fielding
Safelon Fielding, At the Public Obreve
Bowiliee
Eligabeth Mills
Holywell Mount
Orfon
Mark Lane
Lroup
New-York
Mater
Powell to star at Drury Lane next winter
Mrs Powell wife to the actor of that name plans to tour stages towards the Northward of the Kingdom and will miss her next winter appearance in the part of Leattie at Drury Lane Theatre due to travel and fortune bets.
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Perebourgh
Huspert
Caspian Dea Company
Aftiacan
Wola
Peitia
Dagnettan
Genoa
Infinta Archduchess of
Patna
Harrison
Hier Highness
Holland
India
England
Wales
Pisa
Italy
Powell
Drury Lane Theatre
Nick
Leattie
Cato Replies To London Evening Paket Critique
A London Evening Post reader named Cato defends the ministry against “infamous” accusations. He argues the author’s attacks stem from malice and urges friends to medicate the critic. The letter praises the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Camden, rebuking the notion of a plot to undermine the government.
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Cato
Itea
Toe
Learun
Coro
Duke of Newcastle
Cambden
Pirr
London Evening Post letter writers clash over theaters and authors
A chaotic exchange in the London Evening Post features submissions from Freviacrs Dex and The Valle LOTHARIO defending or attacking Theatricus and Rusticus, debating authorship of a letter and the identity of figures like Nixon, Mir. Ac., and Lothario. The correspondence lampoons critics, actors, and printers while taunting each other about wit, newspapers, and theatrical fame.
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London
Ars
Mir. Ac
Ac. Lids
Theauicus
Altamount
Polydore
Theatricus
Tr. H
Rusticus
Mer
Vhearricus
Nile
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Osler
Bob Short
Mires
China
Murray
Mary
Canaqot
Nixon
Freviacrs
Dex
Ben Waris Bollandse