Newmarket Races Start October 4 1762
The program at Beacon Course lists purses and subscriptions for four, five, and six year old horses with weights and heats. Entries must be shown and certificates produced at Newmarket on the Saturday before racing, with fees paid and age proofs. Heber.
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Newmarket
Beacon Course
Sfti Qib
B.C
N.B. Air
C. and Co
Heber
Maidenhead Races Events at Thicket and Purse Details
The September meetings at Maidenhead Thicket in Berks list three race days from Monday the sixth to Wednesday the eighth with purses of fifty pounds each. Entries require fees, weights vary by age and prior wins, and races start at three o clock daily. An assembly at the Bear Inn is noted for moonlit evenings.
TANNING OFFIGE NEAR MARKET DEARHAM NORFOLK FOR SALE
Letting opportunity for thirty acres of rich land near Greichenhall two miles from Market Dearham Norfolk with regular markets listed. Proposer Mr Heath Hewitt has earned about 300 per year from bark sales and plans to retire after premises sold. Eligible buyers can view by notice to Messrs Hewitt at Greshentall Matrishall near Dearham.
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Greichenhall
Market Dearham
of Norfolk
Lynn
Watton
Fakenham
Dearham
Norwich
Swaftham
Downham
Hewitt
James Hewitt
Greshentall
Thomas Hewitt
Matrishall
N.K
Enfield Gentlemens Subscription Purse Races at Marsh
Monday September 13 and Tuesday September 14 feature four mile heats at Enfield with fifty pound purses for horses never winning that amount. Weights vary by age and sex with entries due 4 to 8 pm at White Hart Ponder's End and King's Head Enfield. Subscribers pay one guinea admission and three pounds five shillings per horse. disputes settled by subscribers present.
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Enfield ‘Marth
White-Hart
Ponder’s-End
King’s-Head Enfield Marth
Heber
Auction of Fourteen Freehold Houses at Coleman Street
To be sold by auction by Mr Stevens at the Star Tavern Coleman Street on Thursday the second of September at three o clock in the afternoon. Fourteen freehold houses well tenanted with rents from ten to one hundred and young pounds per annum each situated in Bell Alley and Whalebone Court. View from Thursday the 26th instant to sale time between ten and one Sunday excepted. Particulars and sale conditions available Thursday the 26th and following days from multiple local traders and at the sale place.
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Mr. &Stevens
Star Tavern
Coleman Street
Bell-Aley
Whalebone Court
Burnhill
Hedge- Lane
Harris
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Grigsby
Stevens
Wyctt Street
Property Auction at Crown Inn Basingstoke Hampshire
To be sold in fee by auction on Wednesday September first at the Crown Inn Basingstoke Hants The Manor and Advowson of Ewehurst near Basingstoke with manor house stables yards granary courts gardens ten acres pasture and cottages adjoining pointing to Earl of Clanbrasil for three years term remaining at Michaelmas next Also Ewehurst Farm with eighty acres coppice and timber valued over 3000 producing about 300 per year Names for inquiry George Durnford Benjamin Hubert John Ruffel and Charles Hyde agents at Winchester Breamore Downton Basingstoke and Ewehurst respectively will show the premises.
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Crown-Inn
Basingstoke
Hants
Ewehurst
Hampshire
Mantfion - House
Earl of Clanbrazil
Michaelmas
Ewehurst Farm
Charles Hyde
George Durnford, Esq
Winchester
Benjamin Hubert
Prisoners from Cherokee Nation Arrive with Capt. Mackintosh
Details a voyage to collect prisoners from the Cherokee nation led by Téfioe and the Old Warrior of Estatoe. Twelve whites, four negroes, mostly children, arrive in rough condition and speak only Indian. Dutch woman captured by Salloue also on way to Ninety-Six. Trade planned with Cherokees in light of the new act.
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America
Fort Prince George
Keewee
Téfio
Estatoe
Mackintosh
New Haywaflee
Tiscoe
Raven
Tiftoe
Charles Torwn
Fune
Kingdom of Ireland
Charles Town
John Ainslie
Mary
Earl of Cromartie
Thomas Drayton
Royal health and court news from the era
The letter reports the Queen and Prince in good health with daily hours for a child’s care set by Miss Ruddow. It notes a grand linen gift for the Princess, plans to demolish a library and rebuild a Lutheran chapel, and travels of the Earl of Buckinghamshire toward Russia. Various naval movements and captures are described, including Highlanders marching for Portugal, Cork and Newfoundland dispatches, and ships like the Druid and Shannon returning from cruises.
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London
Miss Ruddow
Augusia
St. James’s
Green Park
St. James's
Mac Jeity
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Russia
Earl of Norha
Harwich
Holland
Venice
Republic
France
Edinburgh
Portsmouth
Portugal
Morgan
Havannah
England
Cork
Bonavista
Newfoundland
Youghail
Trinity
Halifax
Northumberland
Cleveland
Hearne
Waterford
Robinson
Whitehaven
Africa
Kinsale
Aolus
Hotham
Nantz
St. Domingo
Bourdeaux
Cape Finisterre
Duke of York
Sir Edward Hawke
Cape Clear
Charles Saunders’quaderon
Falmouth
Lord Anson
Woolcombe
Quebec
Yetterday
Bilboa
Amstterdam
Downs
Shannon
Plymouth
Dolphin
Boston
Jamaica
Mary
Peer Surtees
Newestle
Alburgh
Jutland
Paffae
Rasfomen
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Spencer
Thomas Warton
M.A
University of Oxford
R and J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
N. B
Great Britain
Harry
J. Williams
Mitre Tavern
Bbec-Street
Mortimer
Williams
Fleec-Screet
Hannell
Royal Exchange
Valerian
Hill
Richard Baldwin
Beland
Belfast
Antrim
Carickfergus
Litburn
Earl of Hillsborough
Dublin
Sir George Osborne, Bart
Galway
William Moore
Earl of Drogheda
Col. Horne
Port News
King George Packet
George
Penzance
Fly
Amos
Hope
Hooper
Jersey
William and Mary
Lloyd
Flate
Carmarthen
Elizabeth
Mountjoy
Ludlow
Todd
Liverpool
Samuel
Joseph
Harvey
Swallow
Snow
Poole
William and
Carcringe
William
Hune
Southampton
le Feuvre
Jextey
Dover
Cams
Charming Molly
Read
Exeter
Paul
Yarmouth
Livington
Thomas and Ann
Leadil
Sunderland
Hardivick
Harden
Calais