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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 06, 1767

Page

2

Burford Races Purse Purses At Burford Course 1767

Burford Oxfordshire hosts three days of races in August and September 1767. The first day offers a fifty pound purse for five year olds, the second day a similar purse for four year olds, and on the third day His Majesty's Plate of one hundred guineas for five year olds. Entrants required to show certificates of age. disputes settled by subscribers and by the Duke of Marlborough.

Burford Oxfordshire Burford Course Newmarket Duke of Marlborough Barnet Horfes Affham Kages Norfolk Cole H.W. Wilson Ononrde Patrick Plake Bingdon Cullham Heath Abingdon Berks Cocarry Richard Eleon New Inn Thomas Craven William Craven John Morton River Dee Garraway Exchange Alley

Horse Races at Carnarvon Prize Details Announced

The notice lists entries for four mile heats, prize money and entry fees. It requires age certificates, running times, and three reputed horses to contest. Entries close with fees paid, then horses exercise on Barnet Common the Sunday before racing.

Severnight Carnarvan Barnet Common Price Clington Topham Red Lion

Abingdon and Bingdon Races 1767 Carded Purse List

Details of racing events at Abingdon and Bingdon Heaths for September 22 to 24 1767. Includes weights age allowances and heats for five plates with entrants by age and sex plus staked purses and penalties. Also lists ticketing and sale of River Dee stock at Garraway's Coffee-house.

Deer and estate sale in Worcestershire and near London

Deer totaling about one hundred head and ten to twelve brace of old bucks are for sale by private contract. Also the Morton Haut manor and 108 acres of meadow and arable land with outbuildings near Droitwich and Alcester. Enquiries to Messrs Freffelicque of Leadenhall Street or Collet of Worcester.

J. Palmer Lyon's Inn N. B London Morton- Haut Inkborough Worcester William Griffen Morton Underhill Droitwich Alcester Warwick Michaelmas Freffelicque Allen’s Court Leadenhall Street Samuel ‘Collet

Improveable Farm Offered at Latton Near Harlow Essex

To be LETT entered upon at Michaelmas next an Improveable Farm in Latton parish near Harlow Essex about two hundred acres. Half good meadow and pasture, half arable, land ditching required. Encouragement by yearly allowance and a reasonable term of years. For particulars enquire at Markhall near Harlow.

Michaelmas Latton Harlow Essex Markhall Billericay Philip Davies Mabbs West Smithfield London George Inn Puckeridge Hertfordshire Henry Hookey N. B Houshold George Edridge Buntinford Robert Bunyan Royston 5 William Larkin Onnington-House Berks John Bagnall Efcj Newbery Oxford Walter Law Bucklebury Thackham

What has and has not been done on provisions relief

The piece argues the country faces a melancholy crisis and lists actions taken and not taken to ease high provisions. It cites imports of salted provisions from Wales, removal of rice duties, allowed vermicelli powder imports, and contrasting grain movements with prices and impacts on bread. It questions the regulation of bread and notes reports questioning the 1 George II taxary and a Greenwich Hospital bread contract. The tone pleads for immediate relief and critiques lawmakers and merchants.

North America Great Britain London Andy Bristol Liverpool Lynn Cl-re C-r Greenwich Hospital John Ingield Woolwich Victuallins Office England Pub. Reg

Pearl-ash extinguishing fire device abroad

The method by Prof Hoffman uses an engine to pump water and mix pearl-ash powder to suppress fire. Seven or eight pounds of pearl-ash are directed at burning timber while avoiding brickwork. Pearl-ash dissolved in water and sprayed from the engine quickly quenches flames as if dipped in water.

Key Baker’s Coffee Exchange Chandos-Street Covent-Garden Lewis Ruffel-Street Berry Manchester Smyth Hersford Bennett Coventry Meff- Aris and Co’s Birmingham Gore Liverpoole Monk Chester Profesor Hoffman

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