STAPLEFORD SIRE SPORTSMAN A LONELY GUINEAS HORSE
STAPLEFORD near Nottingham reports the horse SPORTSMAN a fifteen hands high gelding bred by the late John Borlase Warren. He sired by Old Cace son of Lord Godolphin’s Arabian from Silver-tail dam and linked to Careless and Fearnought. In seven years he beat Juniper at Litchfield, then won the Jockey Club Plate at Newmarket and Ladies Plate at Huntingdon, with Burgh stakes and other purses noted.
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Duke of Kingston's
Holme Pierrepont
Nottngham
Areless
Mr. Warren
Regulus
Lord Godolphin
Rattle
John Harper
Darley
Lord Tracey
Thomas Gresley
Mr. Cook
Dodsworth
Helmsley Turk
Heber
Deason
Crofts
England
Ajax
Mr. Vernon
Flirt
Newmarket
Lord Bolngbroke
Stapleford
Nottingham
John Borlase Warren
Old Cace
Silver-tail
Careless
Fearnought
Mr. Hall
Rattlé
Mr. Con
Grimtthorpe
Lincolnshire
Mat
Wall
Marcucasy
Soreheelsy
Dany
Ralph Mitalik
Rangers
Capt. Hartley
Staliéy
Rabraham
Makelefg
Che
Brat
Soreheels
Baitos
Dhe Byerly
Turk
Little Scar
Brocher
Estates for Sale in Sharnbrook and Wootton Hoo
Public notice announces sale by auction at the Devil Tavern Temple Par on the Friday at eleven in the morning. The property covers about eleven hundred acres of arable meadow and pasture with two farms at Wootton Hoo plus additional premises in Sharnbrook and nearby parishes, including woods and fishery rights on the River Ouse. Viewing and particulars are available from Mr. Jones Scationer and Mr. George Daler at Goldington near Bedford, with a leaf expiring Lady Day 1765.
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Oulz
Charcel
Go Acres
Wootton Hoo
Bedford
Jones
Temple
Sharnbrook
Wootton and Marston
George Daler
Goldington
Hedford
O.S
Port News Summary From 1765 Harbor Reports
Port entries show multiple arrivals and sailings from Carmarthen Bristol Milford Dover London and other ports with ships named Hargis Singleton Polly Snake Sc Andrew and more. Rail and river departures list various vessels bound for Oporto Virginia Antigua Barbados and Jamaica with occasional dates Feb 7 to Feb 10 and notes on arrivals in Deal Weymouth and Worcester. Royal proceedings include parliamentary poll results and a petition from Master Peruke Makers seeking relief from trade distress as fashion shifts toward French hair.
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Hescock
Feversha
Ranger
Cockeril
Sunderland
Pearce
Fier
Carolina
Banker
Ba'ter
North Carolina
William
Sarah
Brown
Rochester
Elizabeth
Hescrath
Samuel
Montague
Priaulx
Cuernsey
Britannia
Lillie
Minerva
Wallis
Oparco
Sukey
Chevalier
Phoenix
Kirby
Jersey
Speedwell
Lowe
London
Neptune
King
Dartmouth
Deal
Bery
Hearick
Errinton
Maryland
Bricgstown
Fowler
Julines Beckford
Marjetty
France
Coherne
Wilts
College of Mary Wirchester
Oxford
Christiz
John William Plauel
John James Lory
Chitrix
James Suackhoven
Queen’s Palace
Perukeimakey
Great Britain
Meir
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Babram
Bone-Bridge
Mr. Coate
Smeaton
Northallerton
Yorkshire
Fawley
Wantage
Berkshire
N.B
Dainty Davy Iil
Rasy
Bistern
Ringwood
Hants
R.comptonsgrey
Penstroud
Newtown
Montgomery
Vince
Alleyne
Loughborough
Leicestershire
Tuch
Christ
H . Farmer
J. Buckland
J. Waugh
Lombard-Street
N. B
Pierce Plowman
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Janzs Rozson
Princesss Dowager of Wales
New Bond Street
Ait
Dodiley
Pallzgall
Eal Charing-Cross
Millar
Strand
Fleet-streets
Cater
Holborn
Haerfon
Royal Exchange
Kor
Hitty
Me. Baldwin
Beokfeller
Beokfeller, In Pater-nofter-Row
Mg. Jackson
St. James’s Street
Wilso
Dublin
Valerian
Samuel Eyre
Syden, Burrough
James Rothwell
John Cooper
Joseph Wallis
John Gawen
Edward Raymond
Randall Hall
Francis Collins
Thomas Tatum
Henry Wyndham
Benjamin Collins
Thomas Lake
Richard Floyd
William Prater
John Thorpe
James Bennet
Jeffery Gawen
Robert Westworth
John Blake
Scurope Egerton
Henry Brown
John Slaite
Thomas Baker
Samuel Cafe
Sen
William Bate
T. Dennis
Mayor
EN T. William Halbert
John Edgar
Robert Powell
John Baker
Edward Baker
Worcester
Chelmsford
Joseph Venables
Totham
Blaze
Bocking
Braintree
Royal Oak
Lady Allen
Edmund Allen
Harfield Priory
Lockton
Bucine
Bittul
William Martin
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