Mare Covering Announcement at Helme-Pierrepont
In 1764 at Helme-Pierrepont near Nottingham under Duke of Kingston, C PREMES 2 to a Mare sired by Guineas Arabians lineage, bred by Mr Warren, from a line tracing through Lord Godolphin's Arabian, Whitenose, and Rattle's line. Payment due at cover or before removal. Good grass for mares and careful handling promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Kingston
Helme -_ Pierrepont
Nottingham
Ter Gtuneas
Mr. Warren
Reguus
Lord Godolphin
Heneage
Mr. Hal
Rattle
John Harper
Darley
Lord Tracey
Thomas Gresley
Mr. Cook
Dodsworth
Helmsley Park
Arabian Stallion Advertised for Breeders in Surrey
An English notice details the sale of a black-brown Arabian stallion at Mr Samuel Tates’s near Leatherhead, Surrey, with five guineas per mare and a crown for the servant. Pedigrees must be certified by owners or stud-grooms. The horse, bred by Acria’s Sheik, is described as pure Arabian with notable bone and size, seen at Stoke near Guildford. A plan to view is announced for Saturday the 26th, with a reward offered for information leading to the gelding’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
South
Samuel Tates
Mickleham
Leatherhead
Surry
N.B
Sheick
Acria
Bashaw
Yamafens
Aleppo
England
Pede II
Richard
Ford
Stoke
Guilford
Halfleigh
Hounflow
King’s Head
White Lion
Egham
White Hart
Bagthor
Hook
Popham Lane
Winchester
Hounslow
William Burton
White
Lion
Eghath
Bagthot
Joan Stavens
Fleet-Street
London
Oxford
Gloucester
Monmouth
Golden Lion
Brecknock
Co Ion
Witt
Turner
Wycomb
Joan Turner
Gites Greenway
Ditto
Tao
Loncrettons
Feeshola
Chitterne
X&x Saints
Wilts
Warminster
Lavington
Devizes
Salisbury
Methuen
Thomas Moody
Cran Howe
Samuel Bizes
Chitterne & Mary
Hughes and Witherell
Wells
Somersedshire
Benjamin Collins
Saram
Jones
Wade
Reid
Chelfeau
Reis
Rittelsreer
Covens-Ganlen
MiroReidfered
Chiefélden
Che Royal Hospital
Chelfed
Ranby
India
Gallen
Royal Exchange
Early American Letters on Indian Conflicts and Florida Policy
Fragment reflects British reaction to American frontier tensions with Cherokee and Creek tribes, plus debate over Florida settlement. Authors discuss declaring limits of colonial expansion, dangers from Native alliances, and strategic value of Florida for trade with Cuba. Includes references to Princess Augustae, Somerset House preparations, and cautious questions about colonial governance and defense.
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Iris
Weminster
Wiettam Brive
Budge Row
Cannon Street
Moran
Govent Garden
Thomlanis
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Lowram
Haymarkets
Warrington
County of
Lancaster
Mary Kingsley
Kingsley
Lloyd
Greyland
Lincoln
Adlam
Anthony Kington
N. B
Thomas Harber
Worrall
Wiltshire
Richard ’ Tuck
Deceas
Rowdford
Trigg Marsh
de- Vizes
Wiles
Bach Road
Tomlins
Gollingboth
Thomas Nobbs
Strand
Garew Gauntlet
Winchéster
Grey Benes
Law
Eye of Row
Brice
Jultus Czfar
Smollett
R. Baldwin
Paternofter Row
Dr. Smollett
Charles Zoron
Salloute
Estarce
sheCrieks
Fey
Silie
Culuré
Making
Wis
Great Prirz
France
House of Common
John’.Curt, Bart
James's
Augustan
Prince of
Brunswick
August
Princess of
Orange
Somerset-house
Prince of Brunswick
Kensington Palace
Bath
Eloridg
Libery
Floridas
Augustine
E. Florida
Walton
New-York
Florida
Pentlvania
Cuba
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