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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 08, 1741

Page

3

Gloucester Races Purse Events at Meads August 25 26

Gloucester hosts two purse races on August 25 and 26 with entrants of horses, mares, or geldings. Races include a four mile heat for fifty pounds and a second race for six year olds with limits on weight and entry fees. Entrance money funds the purses, with measures on contributors and non contributors.

Gloucester Meads Antony Horfe Farang Lisors Chipping-Norton Oxford Chipping Norton C. Stare Che Fune Beener Chiping-Norton Enrrance

Mare in Gloucestershire sought for by notice at Stow

An older notice describes a dark brown mare five years old with distinct marks and wearing a nose chain, missing and sought by Thomas Bond at the George Inn Stow. Reward offered and buyers urged to claim. Also details on Devon and Exeter Hospital benefactions and sale of Tiverton properties including Velvains Farm and Botham Mills, with contact for surveys.

Upper Swell Stow Gloucstershire Thomas Bond George Inn Devon and Exeter Hospital Hoare Arnold Fleet-treer Nathaniel Paine College-Hill London John Norman Sumon Worth Enchmarch Tiverton Mudge Thomas Veale Plymouth Cunningham Oakhampton Gilbert Sceed Barnstaple Richard Legaflick Totness Benjamin Head Barcholween Jeffery N.B Faurhy Duxmore Philip Courtenay Councy Devon John Worth Simon Worth

Widow and Partner Continue Duggits and Apothecary Firm

The widow of the late Mr. Rawlins Hillman with Mr. Thomas Tatum of Wincanton continue the druggist business in Salisbury at the Ditch house. They advertise readiness to let the premises for terms beginning Candlemas year 1742 3 near Sunderland with glass works and associated warehouses and wharfs on the River Wear. Enquiries go to Mr. Thomas Allen, steward.

Rawlins Hillman Disceas Hillman Thomas Tatum Wincanton Salisbury Thomas Smith William Candlemas Biscop Weamouth Sal Pans Arres Quay Sunderland Durham Wear Thomas Allen

Auction of Manor and Lands Near Saffron Walden

To be sold by auction the manor and lands of Shortgrove near Saffron Walden Essex with a house of ten rooms a 12 acre garden two large kitchen gardens stables granaries and lodging rooms. The estate yields over 281 a year and demesnes cover about 130 acres. Also stock in trade of Mr William Spring at Fountain Tavern by Leach auctioneer with catalogues at several coffee houses. Deserters from Marines offered reward for information.

Shortgrove Saffron-Walden Essex New-Market Earl of Thomond Dover-ftreet London Tuo Leacn Fountain Tavern Bartholomew Lane Royal Exchange William Spring Strand Chadwell Threadneedle Street Grigsby Leach Addle-street Wood-street N. B Mr Spring Green Door Tufton-street Westminster His Majesty’s Regiment of Marines Charles Douglass Alresford Hampshire William Jarvis Colchester Thomas Knight Petersfield Jack Che Maynare Guerin Taid St James’s Park Hayes Middlesex Everal Garraway Exchange- Alley Jacos D& ParBa Loretery Samuel Baker Chaucer's Head Buffel-Areet Covent-Garden Cataiogues

Public Deliveries Set For Subscribers at Milton's Head

George Hawkins announces distribution of a publication to subscribers. Delivery point is Milton's Head between the two Temple Gates in Fleet Street. Public preparation is ready for delivery.

George Hawkins Milton’s Head Temple- Gates Fleet-street

Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences publication plan

Last Saturday's issue announces YCLOPADIA a universal dictionary of arts sciences with royal license. It outlines weekly blue paper numbers sixpence each part, gratis content and subscription details from multiple booksellers in London, offering former numbers and continued releases to prevent imitation.

E Chambers FAS D. N.B D.midwinter C.rivington

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