Epsom Races Match and Purses Details
The notice outlines a sequence of horse races at Epsom starting September 6 with a forty guinea match for two gentlemen's horses. It lists purse events on September 7 and 8 for horses mares or geldings, with weight allowances, entry rules, and prize funds, including a ten and a twenty guinea purse, plus related conditions, entries, measures, and penalties. It notes entry requirements, deadlines, and obligations for subscribers, with a general assembly and liquor restrictions on course access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Tivo Genlemen
Epsom Downs
Mapp
Bone-fetter
Jess Chan Chiree
Cricklade Races Arrangements and Purse Details
Cricklade races set for September 16 and 17 on North Meade. Silver tankard and five pound silver cup to be contested by horses yoked to specified weights. entr y fees ten and five shillings respectively. Entries close at local inns and market house with disputes settled by subscribers present. Diversions include sword play, races for a smock, and other stage contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cricklade
North Meade
Tom Stone
Galloways
Galloway
Gadby
White Horse
Skulin
Clerden
Horfe
Lost Bank Notes and Promissory Notes Notice
On Wednesday the 25th instant in the evening at the Black Bull Cornhill and White Fryars two bank notes 1001 each Nos 2971 and 272 payable to Henry Chester or bearer as well as promissory notes under Knight and Jackson bankers for 140 5s payable to Riley and Chapman or bearer and two more promissory notes payable to Henry Cheffit or order one for good one for 1901 Whoever returns the notes to Mr Riley linen draper at the Black Bull shall be paid a reward or 4 percent for any part delivered None of the notes are of use to anyone but the owner payment being stepped at the bank and the drawers of all the other notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Kenry Chester
Knight
Ryley
Linnendraper
Robbery in Edmonton Seized Goods Taken by Three Irish Footpads
A Friday robbery near Edmonton describes a light coloured surtduc coat velvet cape and German serge breeches worn by the thiefs. Items stolen include silver wrought shoe buckles knee buckles stock buckle and a Pelham Bir-Bridle with black reins and a green saddle cloth with brass scurrups. A reward or notice requests sale or pawn offers to be reported to Mr White at White's Coffee-house. Twelve couples of harriers to be disposed of at the Rose and Crown at Edmontcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hounsfield Watch
Edmonton
Norice
N. B
Rose and Crown
Edmontcony
Lease of a Large Middlesex Estate Near London
To be sold or let for 31 years Middlesex county sixteen miles from London four from Windsor six from Hampton Court near a market town with daily stagecoach access and weekly water carriage. A strong brick house on one floor with three large rooms and elegant finishes, stabling for seven horses, hay lofts, two coach houses, a garden of about an acre walled and well planted, adjoining wilderness and an acre more laid to green walks with a fish pond and an orchard of three acres. Pasture for two horses and a cow year round with common rights. Enquire Mr Bailey at the Sugar Loaf and Mitre in James Street Long Acre or Mrs Feny Pasmore at Twickenham near Hampton Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
London
Windsor
Hampton-Court
Thames
Mr. Bailey
James-street
Long-Acre
Mg. Feny Pafmore
Twickenham
Hampten-Coure
A Reputed Medicine for Ragumatism Advertised in Public
A dubious remedy for rheumatism is touted as a superior cure through perspiration and urine. The notice lists notable endorsers and invites inquiries to Dr. Bennet at Duke Street or Tom’s Coffee-house for further testimony and purchase details.
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Michael
Reading
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Bath
Evans Thomas and Company
Lisbon
Mountain
Canary
Alderman Champion and Company of
Oxenwood
Shalborne
Wilts and
Berks
Newberry
Andover
Hungerford
N.B
Robert Gapper
Chancery-Jade
Kingston
Carney
Dorchester
Dorset
Wincanton
Somerset
William Jay
Sarum
William Moore
Jane
Fulham
Solomon Ashle Yy
St. James’s Park
William Sheldon
Gracechurch Street
Hatt
the Temple
Henry Davi
Finchlane
Dalbiac
Spittlefields
Peter Burton
Bishopsgate-street
Hincoubre
William Hicks
Sheerness
Joan French
Cheapside
Joan Ashley
Cornu
Cross
Genoa Arms
Catherine-street
Strand
Dopomenon
Tavistock-street
Covent-Garden
Porter
Hay-Market
Hofnall
Fountain-court
Suipron
Round-court
N. BR
Bennet
Duke-Street
York Buildings
Tom
Carnhill
Prudence Reeds
Duke’s Court
St. Martin’s Lane
St. ° Martin’s Church
Angel and Crown Tavern
Threadneedle Street
Royal Exchange
Jewe
James Seamer
Goldssmith
Flower-de-Luce
Fleet Streets
Seamer
Jare Divelling
Chadwel
John
Swithin’s Alley
Grigsby
Richannpd Harvey
Deceas
Fryars
Aldgate 5
Houte
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