Convocation at Westminster and Dublin raids detailed
The report chronicles a convocation at Westminster with adjournments and dispensations enabling religious appointments, alongside a string of criminal incidents in Dublin and London. It notes a thief threat to Mr Litton, a claim of ransom by travelers, a murder tied to a Stannary, and police efforts in Ormond Street and Newgate. Further items include sheriffs named by royal command, a pauper’s pardon offer, and searches for gang members across Essex and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Patihant
Jodrell
Ickesham
County of Middiex
Diocese of London
Ketog
Hefer
Surrey
Diliwinchete
Ireland
Kings Mill
Litton
Dublin
Mr. Litton
Marquis of Tweedale
Haymarket
Paige
Pembroke
John Phillips
Ford
Ely
Anglesea
Richard Lloyd
Rhotheirio
Elys
Joseph Laurence
Earlsbury
Edgware
Ney
Janes
Robb’d
Morgan
King-ltreet. Com
Saterd
Hong
Ormond Reeth
Ang
Julbee
New Prison
Newgate
Syutt
Ahas
Annerine
Essex
Kent, &x
Smusatns S
Bilag
Daggs
Iboura
Fragmented Financial Note on Blended Securities and Deaths
An OCR fragment lists numeric values for many items including Bruised, Deaths, Burials, and various financial instruments like South Sea Annuities, Bank Circulation, and Premiums. It mentions ages, causes such as Consumption and Convulsions, and includes scattered figures for seas and equities. The text reads as a rough ledger with dates and places implied but not fully legible.
Epsom Downs Plate Races May Meeting Rules
The notice lists multiple plate races at Epsom Downs in May for various ages and weights, detailing prize money from fifteen to thirty Guineas, declaring entry conditions, weight for inches, and certificates by the Breeders. It specifies entry deadlines, payments at the post, and stipulates three horses per plate, with cocking to follow and a March 16 match for 120 Guineas between the Rate catcher's Mare and Mr Boyce's Galloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Epsom Downs
Surrey
Smithis
Astral
Mr. Boyce
Galloway
Noted Colt by Jigg to Be Sold at Linton upon Ouze
A fragmentary notice describes a horse sired by the Jigg stallion by the Byerly Turk, in the kept hands of Thomas Hunt at Linton upon Ouze near York. Details mention two bay barb mares, breeding by Thomas Heneage, and the foal height about four hands and a half. The piece notes a past injury to heels and offers mares for reasonable rates with careful care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfnishs Company
Thejy Hall
Fosterlave
Ae Williams
John
Hague
Prince of Orange
Friesland
Groyn
Campechy
Customs
Hackney- Marth
Swaffham
Norfolk
North Dicken
Thomas Hoggan
Great Denham
Hugh Percy
South Carolina
Techa
Whitechapel
Young
Pring
Lower
Hill
Turner
St. Alban's
Bizet sRobbess
Kneckin
Jigg
Thomas Hunt
Linton
Ouze
York
Workigton
Thomas Heneage
Cadebys-Lincoln- Site
England
N. B
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Christen
Nooi Sait Sea Brock Wis
Bis Tal
South Sea
New South Sea
Ntlia
York Buildings
Royal Exchange
London
Enphik
Welch Ditto
Prem
India
Attra Qi
Dito
Ditto
Sito
Yarcha
Vallies
Greyhound
A. Stowmarket
Suffolk
dieRlay
Corpe L
Firepracek
Bart
Rupert Kemp
Gertlemen
Conpakt
Phaffow
A. Dodd