Metaphysician to stand at Langham near Bury Suffolk
Metaphysician trained by Snap and sired by the Godolphin Arabian will stand at Langham near Bury Suffolk for 10 guineas a mare and 5s. the groom. Good grass and careful management will ensure mares are well treated. He was a fast runner and a promising feal-getter. For details inquire of Mr Tatter sall near Hyde Park Turnpike.
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Hyde Park Turnpike
Mars
Careless
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Smap
Syphon
Nuthall Temple
Nottingham
London
Syph
Patrick Blake
Barking
Essex
Ilford
Harford
Snap
Langham
Bury
Suffolk
Mr. Oxlade
Bisham Park
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Moses
Imaam
Senna
Arabia Felix
Wars in Europe Loom as Russia Expands Amid New Alliances
Private Paris letters warn that by month’s end major land and sea mobilizations will occur across Europe. Russia scores naval and land gains around Crimea and Syria and eyes Romelia, with allies ready to support. France fears losing Ottoman leverage as Britain expands trade with Ruthen. In Boston, tradesmen denounce a tea import protest, while Copenhagen and Chatham reports note ships, drownings, and dockyard changes. Museum of Mr Cox announces a grand reopening with new music and financial hopes amid creditor concessions.
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Morocco
Hague
Stockholm
Sweden
Warsaw
Petersbourgh
States General
Great Britain
de Beckenrode
Republic
Versailles
King-street
Spring Gardens
Cox
Theodore Smith
N. B
Blackburn Market Day Moves to Wednesdays in New Year
Historic notice states Blackburn residents agree to shift the weekly market from Monday to Wednesday. The first Wednesday market will be January 12, 1774, with weekly continuation. A Wednesday fortnight cattle fair begins January 26, continuing every two weeks. Easter Monday remains a holiday.
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A Letter to the Editor on Bill for Clergy Provisions
A correspondent asks the Editor whether His Majesty should assent to a proposed bill abolishing tyrhes and replacing it with a fair provision for the clergy. The writer contends the change would be less oppressive to farmers and less harmful to the community, and questions the royal conscience.
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