Maidenhead Races 1760 Purse and Plate Dates
Maidenhead races set on September 23 1760 and September 28 with purses of fifty pounds and four mile heats for horses mares and geldings. Entries close at Mr William Green Sun Inn Maidenhead, with weights, fees, and rules for age, previous winnings, and post times. A separate match race of one hundred pounds is slated for September 18 between two grey horses, at noon.
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Chelmsford
Gallywood Common
Red Lion
N.B
Maidenhead
Maidenhead Thicket
William Green
Sun Lin
Maidenhead Bridge
Red Lion Inn
Mr. Shorter
Walworth Tom
Ascot Heath
Mr. Green
Stradler
Shrewsbury Races 1760 Purse Details On September Meetings
Shrewsbury hosts two purse races on early September at Backton Heath Heath with fifty pound purses for horses under four years and five years olds. Entries through David Davies Trumpet Shrewsbury with two guineas, prizes paid in full. Meetings include ordinary and dancing assemblies, plus charity sermon at St Chad's and a Salop Infirmary anniversary.
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Shrewsbury
Bckton’s Heath
Thomas Mill
Ely
David Davies
Chat
Hill
Mr. Clive
the Raven
Talbot
Ighe
N.B
Salop Infirmary
Friends To
Rat Charity
Edward Smythe
Bart
St. Chadu’s Church
Prussian Army Marches Through Silesia in 5 Days
From Buntzlau to Bautzen, Dalwitz to Rothwaffer, the Prussian host covered forty leagues in five days, defeating and capturing small enemy detachments. Krakow’s dragoons report prisoners daily, while Daun retreats across the Elbe and into Silesia as Laudohn’s forces harass retreating units.
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Holland
Prussia
Buntztau
Principality of
Fauer
Dalwitz
Roitich
Ratibor
Arensdorff
Rothwaffer
Silesia
Daun
Bautzen
Marshal Daun
Elb
Spree
Neiffa
Queiffa
Boher
Ried
Lafey
Beck
Burkenbruck
Braunau
Krakow
Laudohn
Breslaw
Prince Henry
Millrich
Laudokhn
Werner
Joseph
Caramelli
Lower Silesia
Buntzlau
Lauban
Lowenberg
Ferdinand of
Lusatia
Caffel
Munden
M.van der Meer
Obstruction in Württemberg Troops. siege threats noted
Reports from Hamelen and Honover describe delays in Württemberg marching, plunder allowances, and anticipated operations near Meinungen. Details cover a potential siege, strong garrisons, and French advances into Osnabrug and Bentheim amid frontier skirmishes and a 3090-prisoner detachment near Nordheim.
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Wirtemberg
House of Brunswick
Meinungen
Hamelen
Honover
Osnabrug
Wesel
Bentheim
Luckner
Elmbeck
Nordheim
Corps de Reserve
Xavierus
Saxony
Adelepfen
Munden
London Letters on Portu gal Negotiations and Papal Rupture
Extras of a July letter from Rome report Cardinal Torregiani rallying against Cardinal Corfins efforts with the Portuguese envoy. With the pope urged toward rupture between Lisbon and Rome, Torregiani’s faction presses to block the Portuguese negotiations and protect Portu gal interests.
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London
Rome
Badajoz
Cardinal Acciamuoli
Lisbon
Torregiani
Cardinal Corfins
Portugal
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Waricker
Leicester
Ron
Leicester New Course
Macchess
Anod
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Maguire
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Trallee
Kerry
Ulster
Mary Mac Elligot
Vienna
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Holy Roman Empire
Baron Mac Elligot
Count Maguire
O’mahony
Brown
Lacy
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Richard Townsend
Castletownsend
Yarmouth
Rochelle
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Quiberon Bay