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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 21, 1759

Page

2

Louth Race Meetings Offer Purses for Local Jockeys

An October race prospect at Louth offers purses for five year old and older horses, with entry and subscription details for subscribers and a separate event on Thursday for six year olds. Notices promote saddlery goods in London and a reward for a stolen horse near Newnham, including descriptions and owner contact.

Andover Amtover Down Decenser Richard Bird White Hare Inn Odiham Ogiham Downs Givouk Harte Angie Stone Gare Odilam Rica Eanes George Inn Louth Ontia Apis Walk VyNeRg Pin Wemarshall Big Jeffery London Strand Rees Southampton Streer Bloomsbury Long- Acre Mr. Cartony Newnham Baldwywin Oxfordshire Dr. Durhayn St. John’s College Lord Oxford Newton George Petre Studley Common Alcester Warwick Sperna

Edinburgh Cleric Leaves for England After Benefit Advances

In Edinburgh on August 16 Rev Mr Whitefield departed for England after a benefit for the Orphans House yielded 21 5 shillings. The same day George Pringle of Newhall, son of Dr Francis Pringle, died at his Cannon Gate house. Also Mr William Gairden, Edinburgh writer, died. In Newcastle on August 18 a boy in Gateshead, water hose incident, lost his hat in the afternoon.

Scotland Edinburgh Whitéield England Cannon-gate George Pringle of Newhall Francis Pringle William Gairden Country News Newcastle Gaeshead

Fragmentary Local Notice From Obscure Copy

A damaged OCR note describes a mix of names and events including a marriage at Ducham and a police custody scene. A mail incident mentions Hardy and an Exeter bag found in a garden with potatoes. The prose is garbled and several proper nouns are unclear.

Arid Agtockton Maregn Bry- Otten Bycastle Robert Turner Sundesland Ducham von Exeter Hee Garden

Militia Battalions Parade Through Towns in August

Extra reports from Aug 4 to Aug 18 describe the second Somersetshire Militia marching from Taunton to towns like Wellington Tiverton South Molton and Barnstaple with royal salutes and public honors. Gloucestershire Militia companies march to Gloucester for the Affizes with joyous receptions, bells ringing and officers hosted. The Gloucester South Battalion arrives at Quedgeley Green and is billeted in the city with civic festivities and meals. Citizens express vigorous support, drums and colors, and officers are treated. Alderman Beckford contributes 100 guineas to the Guildhall Subscription.

London Biddiford Somersethhire Taunton Wellington William Sandford Ninehead Tiverton Mr. Atherton South Moulton South Moulon Barnstaple Lord Fortescue Ferdinand Tewkefury Gloucestershire Militia William Codrington Barr Gloucester Prussia Pitt Legg Batalion Gloucestershire Regiment of Militia Norborne Berkeley Knights of the Shire Quedgeley Green Thomas Hayward Tolzey Tucker Charles Barrow F Q Painswick Tewkesbury, &c Alderman Beckford Winchester Wiltshire

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