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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 11, 1767

Page

2

Hunters Plate Meeting at Royston 1757 Entrants and Stakes

The notice outlines September 7 as opening day for Hunters Plate races at Royston with Fifty and Twenty Five Pound purses, entries via the Red Lion, subscription rules, entrance fees, and weights for four mile heats. Subscribers pay one Guinea and non-subscribers two. disputes resolved by subscribers. George Jennings, John Ratcliffe, and stewards oversee.

Reades Hertfordshire Hunes Horfes Red Lion Horfe, &c. Co George Jennings John Ratcliffe

Abingdon Races in September at Cullham Heath

Abingdon Berks hosts three days of horse racing from September 22 to 24 with purses of fifty pounds and entries at Mr Powell’s Crown and Thistle Abingdon. Prizes feature town purse plates, gentlemen’s subscription purse and maidens, with weights set by age and previous wins. Stewards include Thomas Craven, William Craven and John Morton.

Tor Cullham Heath Abingdon Berks The Crown and Thifle Richard Elton New Inn Thomas Craven William Craven John Morton

Ffham Races at Hall Down Devon Somerset Cornwall

The notice outlines a series of horse races on Tuesday to Thursday with four races for different ages and weights, purses of fifty pounds and other prizes, participation rules for subscribers and non subscribers, entry dates, weights, and course details at the Plymouth Inn Hall Down Devon.

Deer and deer stock for sale near London

Old and young male deer with about a hundred head, four to two years old, plus ten or twelve brace of fat old bucks, all in season. Inquire of Mr. J. Palmer at Lyons Inn. The deer lie about twelve miles from London.

J. Palmer Lyon’s Inn N.B London Marth Bookfeler Charing Caofs Arthur Bothwell Perfumer Old Bond-Screer Griffin Bookfell Catherine Streety Strand Wilkie St. Paul’s Church-Yard Turpin St. John’s Screet Cook Royal Exchange Cornhill Hogg Wapping Billiter Square Fenchurch Streets

To be Sold Manor of Mipperoy Somerset Estate

The Manor of Mipperoy in Somerset near Wells Taunton and Langport offers upwards of 1042 acres of land including sick arable meadow and pasture. Value over 10001 yearly with copy hold and leasehold estates and widow estates. Herriots due on life deaths and a yearly rent around thirty guineas from Middle Toy lands.

Mipperoy Somerset City of Wells Taunton Somerton Bridgwater Langport

Anecdote of Oxriver Cromwall in the Protectorship

During the Protectorship, Oxriver Cromwall ordered immediate casting of ordnance. Stavas asked which arms to place, and he answered The arms of the Commonwealth of England. He then urged that praise should come from open lips as his Highness the motta speaks. Many pieces remained until the Restoration but then broke down.

Oxriver Cromwall Stavas Commonwealth of England

Royal couple Howard visit Greystock amid village joyousness

Charles Howard jun. of Greystock in Cumberland and his bride Miss Copner Pinger return to Greystock Castle after marriage in Dublin. Tenants celebrate with bonfire, alms, and a dance on the green as mutton is shared and favors given to young women. News from Hawick and Kelso reports severe rains and thunder damage. Obituaries note Thomas Tempest, Esq. and other local notes.

Newceastle Charles Howard Greystock Cumberland Dublin Cop. Pinger Corke Greystock Castle Howards Greyock Mr. Howard Newbies Hawick Scotland Kelso Fuesday Durham Thomas Tempest John Tempest Gloucester Dukes of Gloucester Wales Milford Haven Duke of Ann Shawbridge Bradford Fisherton Gallows Dorchester Mudge J. Banks Kingston-hall Devizes Redbridge Southampton Eling Sherborne Wickham Shepton-Mallet Payne Francis Seymour Abbotsbury Portland Birmingham Litchfield and Coventry George Durant Evesham Kidderminster Bewdley Worcester William Prees

Portnews item with ships and names from older era

From the Sound List, duguf to The Doe and Debby of Stockton from Petersburgh for this place, left her fore-matt and Masonne near Oland the 27th part in 4 squall. It is hoped they will be able to get safe hither by help of jury-matts. Sailed the Nancy Thompson from Embden, William and John Metcalf from Scha ger, Generous Betty Chiene from Craile, Mercury MIntosh from Lynn Agn and

Duguf Doe Debby Stockton Petersburgh Oland Nancy Thompson Embden William John Metcalf Schager Betty Chiene Craile Mercury

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