Deaths and races in London and surrounding notices
In Walthamstow Essex the corpse of Ms Gabril Vanham aged near eighty was buried with churchyard vault rites. In Redlion Square Thomas West MD died suddenly in his chair after returning from abroad. Mr Phelps, a bell-founder of Whitechapel, also died. A string of horse races and winnings across Knavesmire York, Ladies Plate, and Galloway Plate are reported with owners and horses named. Local church concerns at St Stephen Wallbrook seek remedy for church foundation water and access issues. Public notices cover excise cases, thefts, and trials with several convictions. Trade updates include wheat shipments to Portugal and silver for the Sound, plus Prussia Dutchie talks and neutral troop proposals. Stock prices and financials close with South Sea listings and other securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabril Vanham
Walthamstow
Essex
Henry Maynard, Bart
Redlion Square
Thomas West
Royal College of Physicians
Mr. Phelps
Whitechapel
Lord Weymouth
Mr. Neal
Mr. Thornburgh
Belgrade
Mr. Bright
Ball
Brewster
Aiflaby
Haffel
Edmund Bacon
Mr. Tunttall
Lord Lonsdale
Mr. Smith
Honest Harry
Thomas Frankland
Bethel
Stripling
Routh
Constable
Royal George
Mr. Haswood
Wright
Osbaldiston
Maidenhead
St. Stephen Wallbrook
Europe
England
Wellingborough
Northamptonshire
Pinchin
the Excise
Wenman
London Bridge
Royal Exchange
Serjeant
Arling
Serjeant Wynne
Col. de Veil
Mary Thompson
Newgate
Stephen Taylor
Thomas Cox
Lyon
Col
Brown
Moor
Longden
Holderness
Lestock
Admiralty
Portugal
Sound
Races Proposed on Pasfield Common Brentwood
On Pasfield Common near Brentwood races are planned for Monday September for Ten Guineas by Galloways with nine stone fourteen pounds weight. On Tuesday September 12 Twenty Guineas for mares or geldings that never won over fifty guineas. On Wednesday September five Guineas by ponies. Entries due Monday September qth between two and five at Gilere Fosters. Entrance fees vary by subscriber status and amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Pasfield Common
Tuelay
Oring
Ac Gilere Foster’s
Missing Grey Mare Hid by Deceit in London Streets
Sunday last a middle sized pale man dressed in light clothes hired a grey mare from Mr. John Bold in George Yard near Grosvenor Square pretending to visit Hampton Court. The mare, eight years old, fourteen hands high, tame, with a nicked tail and saddle saddle-sore, was not returned. A Guinea reward offered. seven days allow for return before publication of name and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bold
George-yard
Grosvenor-quare
Tull
New Bond Street
Hampton Court
Fol Bold
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Prussia
William the Third
M. Luis Cius
States General
Engag
Prince of Orange
William
Orange
Prussis
Juliers
Bergue
France
M. de Ginckell Tas
Prusia
Palatine
Count d’Uhlefeldt
Count Seckendorff
Vienna
Gratz
Gloucester
South Sea
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
London
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