Dispensation enables Tarrant to hold multiple livings
Saturday a Dispensation passed the Seals to give Rev. Charles Tarrant M A late of Baliol College Oxford and Chaplain to the Earl of Eglington the Rectory of Colmer with the Chapel of Prior's Deans in Southampton and Diocese of Winchester and the Rectory of Tidworth Wilts in Salisbury Diocese worth 360 per annum Last week two marriages and multiple deaths and incidents across London and surrounding counties including a sailor drowning and a violent death at Cherry Garden Stairs Also a trial of debt at Worcester for 500 for bribery and several sentences at the Worcester Assizes and Huntingdon jail breakages plus a tempest at Lewes and an Indiaman accident at Limehouse Bankrupts listed: James Smith and Samuel Ward.
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Samuel Ward
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Noblemen and Gentlemen Sweepstake Racing in Oxfordshire
In Oxfordshire on September 5 to 8, four purse events for horses aged four to six are announced. Prizes range from forty-five to seventy pounds per day with matches and conditions including certificates, entrance fees, and entry rules. Details specify age, weight, and no-royal-plate winners, plus stipulations on entry and purses.
Chipping Norton Races 1757 Purse and Weights
In Oxfordshire at Chipping Norton on September 20 a purse of fifty pounds for horses not yet won this season. Five and six year olds carry nine stones and ten pounds, aged forty four, with bridle and saddle. Best of three four mile heats. Entrance one or three guineas. On September 22 a second purse for four year olds never having won. Bridle and saddle included, best of three two mile heats. Details on entry, pacing, and local arrangements. Balls and ordinary meals at White Hare or Swan.
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Dog Poitier Goes Missing Near Chalfont House
A dog named Poitier from Chalfont House Bucks vanished after wandering Saturday the 13th. It wears a collar with a torn cord, and was last seen near Farleigh Hants with owner Charles Churchill Esquire. A reward is offered by Chalfont House and Mr Cadogan at Catifsiam Readh.
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Kelway Trust to educate Kelway kin and town youths
A Plymouth apothecary Henry Kelway by will leaves a substantial estate to Trustees to educate two or more children of his relations in Plymouth for schooling diet clothing and books until they can be placed out and sent abroad to trades or professions. Next of kin with Kelway surname are preferred if merit equal. if none arise, Plymouth or Saltash youths will be educated. Relatives must prove kinship and apply to Thomas Veale before March 1.
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Prohibitions Lifted for Jews and Armenian Greeks in Constantinople
A report from Constantinople notes that prohibitions on Jews and Armenian Greeks to wear only dark Sieffa were not renewed, with authorities pressing to show government wisdom. It also mentions a French vessel sunk by an English ship and describes retaliatory measures and foreign volunteers returning to Saxony. In Bohemia a Croatian party attacked Prussian baggage riders, then retreated after river-crossing battles with heavy losses.
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Debates on Taxation and Monied Interest in London
In London the Sense of the Nation faces the Natiz taxes and Cies for funding. Debates focus on who bears the burthen and how parcellable taxes create public debts and a distinct Monied Interest. The text questions fairness as subdivisions and impositions shift burdens and grant power without consent.
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