Northampton Races 1763 and Newmarket meeting notices
The document outlines upcoming Northampton and Newmarket racing events for 1763 with purses of fifty pounds for four to five year old horses, weight allowances, entry fees, stewards, and penalties. It includes dates in September, course rules, and entries at Red-Lion Inn and Black Row with payment specifics and conditions, plus a forthcoming auction catalog for brood mares and racing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerfal Moor
Winchesters
Chester
Fame
Dourteen
Garry
Que
Les Chan
Rigby
Thomas Birch
Francis Motley
Elgsn
Northampton
Encranuce
Red-Lion Inn
Saurday
Reve
Endre Stud
Horfs
Flex
Mr. Bever
St. Marin’s Ane
Brentwood Races to be Held Near Brentwood in Essex
Ancient notice describes the Brentwood races on Thursday September 2 and Friday September 23 at the Crown Brentwood. Events include the Gentlemen's Sweepstakes with four year olds, three pounds handicap for fillies, and a Plate of Fifty Pounds for horses never winning fifty. Entry fees, course rules, and dispute resolution by subscribers are listed, with start times at three o'clock. Goddard Williams Saddler advertises discounts on harness and saddlery, with fixed price catalogs and a 5 percent discount for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
William Hendry
Almony
Dean’s Yard
Westminster
Pietha
N.R
Beadry
Qtiwe
Brent Wood
Parileewood
Brentwood
Essex
Che Crown
Bregtiwood
Septender
Brentwaail
Heber
Leicester
New Courts
Rch
Dhe
Nave
Mornisig
Goddard Williams
Sadler
Great Quen-Street
Lincoln’s Laut Fick
Cock-Lane
ShoreJitch
N. B
J. Williams
Mitre Tavern
FleetStreet
Agridate
Caledonian Poisgn
E. Sumpter
St Bride’s Church
Fleet-Street
Will Weekly
Pentrickt
Monitor
Plain Dealer
North Briton
John Casar Wilkes
PupPice
J. Cocke
Shakespeare
Pacer-nal
Wilks
News fragment with royal and colonial notices from 18th century Europe
OCR fragment covers letters of credence for Livoy Extraordinary, audiences with Grand Vizir, Danish envoys with Bourje lair about distemper among the castle, and travels from Paris to Auvergne and Dauphiny. References to Dublin prorogues, rioters seized, brined tea, linen trade, and Hogarth Churchill political satire with Wilkes in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoterday
Biance
Courtentinorle
OCN
Thested
Dolzourowski
Livoy
Rutia
Lyns
Denmark
Moller
Abdilgaard
Backhausen
Paris
Florimont Dory
Pierre-fire
Moulins
Hague
East India Company
London
States General
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John Harbour
Golden Lion Inn
Bridporre
Dorset
Bridport
Joan Hagspour
ARRAC
K. A
Coniac
Chages Wenman
Royal Exchange
Iffenr Tor
Nord
Zerusi
Rik Greuned
Jonathan “Willian
Enn
Warwick
Mr. Wilton
Jolfit Harns
Hoffer
Athachion
Teals Pootta Stitt
England
S'Oimters
J. S
Leagle
Michaelmas
Ty Fairy
Asteayan
Hereford
Lewis
Mr. White
Parco Norchaw
Hersfordshire
Grofe
Souch-Sea House
Threadneedle Street
Morcbans
Samuel Walker
Exeter,College
Oxford
Truro
Cornwall
E. Dilly
Che
Poutery
G. Keith
Grace-Charcht-Street
J. Field
Cheapside
Ridley
Sc. James
T. Fletcher
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Flescher
Merril
Cambridge
Thorne and Tezer
Exeter
Bishop
Bristol
Allison
Falmouth
Peter
Edinbursh
Hitt
Rio
Baldwin
Bockfeller
Paternosterow
Jack
Bockell
St. James*s Screec
Wilfo.i
Bockfelter
Dublin
Lord Powerscourt
Thursiay
Col. Johnson
Derry
Port New
Bo Charlotte
Coward
Sally
Dixon
Wilkes
Hogarth
Churchill
Britain
Guildhall
Prussia
Bedr
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Wilkes
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