Lincolnshire Races 1764 A Sounding of Plate and Sweepstakes
The notices describe racing activities in Lincoln with King’s Plate and Ladies Plates, stakes and weights, subscription rules, entry deadlines at Rein Deer, event days Tuesday through Friday, and associated concerts and social events. Notables include Lady Arundell and Lord Annie DELL, with venues such as the Rein Deer and the King's Arms in Lincoln.
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Caia
Thursdey
Lincon
N.B
Rayner
Annie Dell
George Henace
Lincoln
Robert Linceton
King’s Arms
Heber
Races at Brentwood and a Farm Let in Kent Notice
An 18th century notice describes the Seventeenth Gentlemen's Sweepstakes at Wasley Common Brentwood Essex on Tuesday September 7 and a rich race on Wednesday with a fifty pound prize, entries via Crown Brentwood. Subscriptions include entry fees, plates and stables. disputes to be decided by subscribers. Also listed is a let to highest bidder for a small but well conditioned farm at Long and Morton near Sittingbourne Kent with details and contact.
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Wasley Common
Essex
Corfe
Crown
Brentwood
Smiths
N.B
Brencwao
Lord Petre
Sittinghborn
Kent
Fong
Murton
Sittingborn
William Winch
Michaelmas
Kay
Hanover Street
Hanover Square
London
High Court of Chancery
Samuel Bonner
Symonds Inn
Chancery Lane
Sherborne Woods
Oxford
John Dighton
Deceas
Waddington
Healey
Tame
Bever
St. Mayrin’s
England
Wales
Qeitsx
Belarochette
Kitchen
Duke of York
John Bowles
Black Horse
Cornills
Areington Bowles
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Robert Mayer
Serjeants-Inn
Fleet-Street
Grignion
James Hervey
Welton
Northamptonshire
John Rivington
St Paul’s Church Yard
H.woodfall
VW. Szaban
R. Baldwin
W. Johnston
T. Calon
G. Keith
Hervey
Price
Kingland
Mauner
Numser
Christian
Wili
Iam Rider
A.B. Osset College
St. Paul’s School
Wilson
University of Glasgow
Mem W Wilson and
Fell
Port News From Wemouth and London in 18th Century Import
Port News reports arrivals and sailings from Wigrouh Port to London and Cork, listing ships including Friendship Ball and Dutch vessels, with crew and route notes. London dispatches note Prince William Henry’s household being established, plus storm dangers to the Duke of York and Admiral Harrison. Warsaw Diet turmoil, regimental troop movements, and political cautions frame a broad European scene.
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Port News
Wemouth
Oic Wigrouh
Ticksiard Exster
Hare
Phouix
Morris
Danczick
Manuel
Lerei
Good Hope
Hacfon
Stetcin
Loyal Pirr
Caftells
Rotterdam
John
Esther
Helen
Frederickstadt
Jenny
Wear
Onega
Amairy
Crampton
Christiana
Hannah
Brewer
Embden
Courtant
Benson
Dram
Ann
Wye
Oporto
London
Houshold
William Henry
Duke of York
Harrison
Genoa
Spezzio
Christina of Saxony
Poland
Dresden
Prague
Munich
France
Warsaw
Rava
Plock
Lublin
Halica
Brannitzky
Berlin
Sam
Quer
Silesia
Oder
Hainburgh
Holtein
Sweden
Hanover
Coldingen
Pomerania
Holland
Golu
Psi
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Hi M .Ity
Ron
Golemen
Pal
Owe
Margia
Britains
George
Mar George
Hill
Roy
Garansey
Marie
Nicolas van Kampen
Nefe&s
Lucerne
W. Frederick
Bath
J Hieron
Newgate-Street
WW. Ohufton
Ludgate-Street
T. Field
Pacer-uofter Row
J. Brotherton
Cornhid
P. Vallarat
The
Strand
Meff. Dodsley
Pal Raal
Metf. Wilson and Saunders
Stedvien
Durham-Yard
H. Bradley
Dublin
Bible
Fleer-Lane
Barly
Finett Peritas
Lowttherr
Lowthir
Eus and Co
Gerorge Walthew
Vauraen
Cale
Harton- Garden
Pailiec
Princessttree
Sydnniy’s Alley
Leicester-Fields
Show-Lane
Flegestreets