Northampton Races 1763 Way to the New Course
A Northampton race meeting set for Tuesday September 27 1763 on the New Course. Entries detail horse ages weights and prizes with entries due before the arrival of the Red Lion Inn in Northampton. further racing on Wednesday September 28 carries fifty pound weight allowances and stipends.
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Northampton
Nerance
Réd-Lion
Sanmlay
Lifteen
M. Velogy
John Harbour announces move to new inn in Dorchester county
John Harbour, in gratitude for generous favors from noblemen and gentlemen, informs patrons he has moved from the Golden Lion Inn in Hardpore to the Black Inn in the same town. The new house will be neatly fitted and elegantly furnished, with a promise to continue the high standard of service and acknowledge favors gratefully, August 20, 1763. Bridport, Aug. 20, 1763. Joan Harsour
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John Harbour
Bridport
Joan Harsour
Auqtig
Joan Yours
Administracriz
Thirrflay
Spt
Theodore Morison
Swithins Lane
Busines
John Young
St. Luke's Church
Old Sceer
Krne
Dorkeng
Surry
Comnogions
Scone Street
Dorking
London
Ocklay Grean
Leigh Hills
Sfirnate
Onky
Otten
Albury
Guilford
Cea. Gardiner
Stone-Street
Broughton
Broughter
eutenanc-Gene
Set
Flogidz
Louisiana
Great Britain
Bay
Mobile
Witlings Chronicle
Jose
Gover
Benning Fee
Durham
Strand
T. Lewads
Fleet Scradt
W. Brifrow
Wil Kelle
St. Paul’s Church
Estard
Ag Ff
Wilkoon and Feil
Althe
Arriars
Great Britain and Ireland
Great Britain and
Hitt
Jackson
Boekleur
Stames
Mail from France reports Corsair activity and royal plans
Aug 1 Givita Vecchia notes rising Barbary corsair numbers after peace and questions about discharged Alpine sailors. Genoa Dec 6 reports Bastia quiet with rebels sending four small corsairs. Compiegne Aug 20 mentions Duke of Berry and Count of Provence returning to Versailles. Queen’s room dates, king’s itinerary toward Versailles and La Thuette.
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France
Givita-Vecchia
Genoa
Corficeg
Bastia
Compiegne
Duke of
Berry
Provence
Herce
Versailles
St. Owen
Lauruette
Versaiiles, Os
Indian hostilities flood Hampshire and Detroit raids alarm settlers
A Virginia missive from Winchester reports Indian threats and desertions across Hampshire and Frederick counties, with 548 men 538 women and 181 children sheltering in forts. Detroit's siege by 1500 tribes is noted, Major Gladwin repelling them and exchanging chiefs. Pittsburgh braces as Venango falls and garrisons suffer, while Ensign Price escapes Le Boeuf. County news details robberies and a famed highway felon and a farmer's wife eloping with cash then being recovered.
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Cua
Witansburgh
Virginie
Fabyig
Winchester
Himpshire
Thar
Frederick
William Trent
Pierbourgh
Fort d’Etroit
Tudiaus
Gladwin
Cape
Campbell
MacDougal
L’etreur
Sandosky
Powdey
Presqueisle
Price
le Boeuf
Pittburgh
Venango
Gordon
Pittsburgh
Bath
Mazaritie
Cousdiess
Balimore
Lady Bicking
Henty Kimington
Caxewright Skindegton
Crawford
Jersey
Richard Gaffer
George Ripton
Francis Head
Col
Mumpheasant
Ivelchester G.d
Edward Phillips
Richard Cox
Andl
Sherborne
Darwii
Newport Pagnel
Stoney Straffordy
Sufely
News from Dublin and Cork on Aug 22 23 18 placeholder
Ware delivers a royal birth celebratory scene with firing bells illuminations and public joy in Dublin. A burglary in Meath sees 600 pounds stolen. The Niger frigate arrives at Cork and the Kitty sloop founders near Portaferry with crew saved. rescue expected pending weather.
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Dublin Castle
Ware
Prince
Dublin
Marquis of Kildare
Holyhead
Matthew Doyle
Weyanttown
Meath
Doyle
Corke
Thomas Adams
Portsmouth
Belfast
Kitty
M‘cormick
Liverpool
Esfatt
South Rock
Portaferry
North
South Rocks
All Marine Officers in Scotland Ordered to London
Edinburgh Aug. 22. All marine officers in Scotland have received Admiralty orders to report to London immediately. Officers attached to several signaling regiments and those on furlough also have orders to join their regiments.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Admiralty
London
Port News Summary of Arrivals and Departures at Falmouth
Port records note arrivals including Helena Gally from Zante for Guernsey with currants and Polly from Plymouth. Several ships sail or proceed to ports such as Cadiz Philadelphia Quebec Lisbon Portsmouth and Chester with crews listed. Ships like Charming Nan and Morning Star are mentioned among others with arrivals and departures noted.
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Port News
Falmouth
Helena Gally
Hodge
Zant
Guernsey
Polly
Scuirh
Plymouth
Nan
Hocking
Fr Loncon
Plynouth
Ags
Eee Sandaland
Bruiju
Amstrdamn Shrinitatla
Deal
Cruizer
Cop
London Gossip on Royal Conferences and Distant Letters
Reports from London describe ongoing confabs with the King at the Queen's palace, with high officials named as new secretaries and ministers. Dispatches from Bard in Switzerland and Portsmouth recount personal intrigues, naval movements, and a French ship convoy guiding ships to the Downs and Spithead with dragoon money and a Foucroyant taking the field.
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London
Pict
Queen’s Palace
Park
Mee of
York
Earl of Bure
William Pit
Charles Townshend
Earl Hardwicke
Council
Earl Temple
Treasury
Henry Bilton Legge
Exchequer
Baron Dewitt
Duke of Mecklenburgh
St. Michael’s Mount
Bard
Switzerland
Chevalier de St. George
Cardinal Yorke
Portsmouth
Conquestidore
Emerald
Spithead
Downs
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Enman
Cheyhall
Tewndeon
Thie Royal Exchan
Justa Mansvevirre
Eazecar
Wallan
St Shey
Biel
Se Es Hudson
Prinred
G. Keith
Crown
Glacechurch-Street
Marcin
Epping Foresty
Stratfagd
Fillingham
GeorgeJan
Whitechapel
Michaelmas
Little Bushy
Hereford
Cael
James White
Warford
St. Alban’s
Canis
Lewis
White