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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 28, 1760

Page

3

Horse races at the Post and notable society visitors

The First Heat was won by Mr. Green's Ivory Black. Bay Mare won Heat Two after few starters and duress. Ivory Black triumphed in the final heat over Chaunter by about three lengths. A bye match precedes reports of royal gifts, East India Company appointments, and weddings. Also noted are accidents in North Audley Street, a Barnet Race incident, militia duties, prisoner recoveries, and a publicized cure for the stone. The piece blends equestrian results with society and crime updates.

Mr. Green Ivory Black Mr. Wildman Lord Craven Chaunter Duke of Leeds Marquis of Caermarthen Caernarvon St. Mildred’s Poultry Mr. Brown Miss Vernon Thomas Vernon College-Green Bristol Mosning Hampstead Andrew Kenerr This Ciy Perrin St. George’s Hospital Ashford Salisbury Court Fleet-Street Barnet King’s House Winchester Eching Ferry Southampton John Stine Newgate Matthews Clerkenwell Bridewell Wellclose Square John Dempsey Lowe

Publick's Friend offers free care for the needy

An advertisement notes gratis cure for the poor at the Publick's Friend Collet y. Also offers ANTIAR THRITICK WINE for gout and rheumatism at one guinea per bottle and Quintessence for the Stone and Grave at three shillings per bottle.

Collety

Honest Representatives and the Electorate's Duty in London

Britannicus argues voters must elect men of integrity over eloquence to preserve rights and commerce. He outlines the need for electors to be honest, demand qualified MPs with estates and local residence, and resist bribery. The piece discusses the Qualification Act, local corpora­tions, and the role of honest hearts in Parliament, plus a second letter on fish prices and reform.

Britannicus

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