Shrewsbury Races Purse Race Notice 1762
The Shrewsbury race meeting in Shropshire on Thursday September 23 offers a town subscription of fifty pounds. The race is a fourteen hands lightweight run for India or similar mares, weight adjusted by age with seven pounds per year under seven. The purse is open only to horses that have not won four places in a year or more at one time, matches excepted. further details advertised as before.
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Shrewsbury
Shropshire
Seitake
Heoer
Scotland
Edinburgh
Joan Andrews
Mafulipa
East Indies
London
Carlyle
Earl of
Gkhuster
Dugoxzc
Colford
Thomas Baron
Birminghan
Sapleon
Lewis
Sneinton
Lewis Lewis
Lfg
Gwinfe
Carmarthen
Guord
Gevertry
Warwick
Wincor
Tamworth
Worf
Lincolnshire
Nest
Chatham
Fisher
Maidstone
Brampton
Maidstona
Maidenhead Races 1762 Entered Horses List for Plates
The Maidenhead races include the Three Fifty Pound Plates on September 6 7 and 8 1762 with heats for four mile and two mile courses. Entries list horses and riders such as Mr Browns Grey Mare Diana and Sir Charles Eversfields Cor delia with weights and colors. A Town Purse and Ladies Purse offer up to fifty pounds each with weighting rules and participant names. Also notices seek the return of a bay mare missing from Epping Forest with a reward for intelligence or return.
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Maidenhead
Diana
Mr. Churchill
Maffiniffa
Gambler
John Simpson
Mr. Hillier
Fair Rachael
James Clairk
Bat
Charles Eversfield
Cordelia
Johni
Charles Sediey
Nocus
James South
Pengree
Themas Price
Panton
Thomas Errat
Alietpess
Newcomb
Richard Dilly
Rogers
John Simpsons
Mr. Sorrow
Jolu
Mr. Baffecc
William Hall
Cary
Cris
William Johnson
Lord Castlehaven
Edward Allen
Mr. Douglas
Tere
Bear-Lin
Moonlight
Lieber
Golen
Epping-Forest
Thomas Bowler
Loughton
Epping Forest
Esfer
Thomas
Auction Notice of Land and Tanning Office near Dearham
In Norfolk near Dearham, a tanning office with thirty acres of rich land sites two miles from Market Dearham and markets in Lynn Watton Fakenham Dearham Norwich Swaffham Downham. Sales include stock and Bark, with particulars from Mr James Hewitt Greshenhall or Mr Thomas Hewite Matrishall. Port paid. viewing by notice. The proprietor plans to leave trade after sale.
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Michaelcomas
Grethenhah
Market Dearham
James Hewitt
Greshenhall
Thomas Hewite
Matrishall
Dearlam
N. B.idelir
Hewl
Repairing Tease and Properties in Chelmsford
In Chelmsford the old and well-accustomed Rep-Lyon-Inn in the possession of Mr. David Price, with two dwelling houses adjoining and a meadow in Syringie, to be let. Enquire of Mr Norris in Holborn Castle Yard or Mr Hugh Munday in Iford. Answers will be duly given.
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Lyon-Inn
Chelmsford
David Price
Norris
Castle Yard
Holbourn
Hugh Munday
Iford
News from Europe and Ireland on Corsairs and Armies
A survey of Mediterranean piracy reports from Tunis and Leghorn notes eight more Barbary corsairs at large and French warships disturbing English shipping off Cape Carbonara. Updates from Madrid and Brussels describe sieges, troop movements, and courtly reshuffles surrounding the Holy See. Reports also mention unrest in Ricceia, Holstein appointments, and naval actions near Spangenberg and Cleves.
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Flanders
Genoa
Spezzia
Tunis
Cape Carbonara
Sardinia
Leghorn
Ricceia
Ghigi
Madrid
Almeyda
Brussels Garette
Helland
Peterjosug
Fuly
Count de Bertucher
M. d’Orlof
Imperial Summer
Holstein
Cronstadt
Hamburgh
George of Holstein
Kiel
Lubeck
Russia
Petersburgh
Denmark
Eutin
Thuringh
Baereith
Prince of
Saxony
Honover
Spangenberg
Francfort
Prince Ferdinand
Catfel
General Des Salles
Hesfin
Cleves
Hamm
d’Auvet
Carthagena
Toulon
Minorca
Paris
England
Knights of the Garter Installation Set for 22d inft
London reports the Knights of the Garter to be installed on the 22d inft with Royal attendance, Windsor apartments being prepared for their reception. The Earl of Northampton left Grosvenor Square for Dover en route to Paris toward Venice on a diplomatic mission. The late Russian emperor is praised as a model of his grandfather, the second.
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London
Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Earl of Northampton
Grosvenorquare
Dover
Paris
Vanice
Russia
Ruthiar
Ace
Kuilia
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W. Owen
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S. Crowder
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R.goodby
E. Baker
Plutarch
M. Craffus
Ekumenes
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Andr
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Agesilaus
Alexander
Julius Cafars
Vibius Pacianus
Crassus
Eumenes
Neoptolemus
Beotians
Ponpzy
Bucephalus
Diogenes
Darius
Julius Cafar
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Ireland
E. Bowen
General Magazine of Arts and Sciences
Benjamin Martin
Montgomeryshire
Meryonethshire
Denbighshire
Sir Isaac Newton
Farenhersts
St. Helena
Lere
Homer
Temple-Bar
Greece
Athens
Sparta
Darius I
Marathon
Persia
Cyrus
Thymbra
Miltiades
Themistocles
Aristides
Xerxes
Hellespont
Thermopylz
Leonidas
Glover
Herodotus
Diodorus
Pausanias
Justin
Cornelius Nepos
Walter Raleigh
Dean Prideaux
Dr. Howel
Rollin
Stanvan
Jupiter
Olympus
Saton
Licurgus
Admetus
Epaminondas
Socrates
Valerian
Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
St. James
Ter
O'Dunn
Lifton
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