Pedigreed Hors es Advertised for Covering Season
A 1767 notice markets mares for covering at five guineas with additional fees. It lists AARTIN'S BLACK ARABIAN at Mr Bown's in Micclam Surrey and BOSPHORUS at Kypsom near Richmond York shire, three guineas a mare. Details include pedigrees, past winnings, and claimed qualities, with payments due at covering time.
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Groens
Sheard
Crab
Lath
Bosphorus
Kypsom
Richmond
Yorkshire
Haffuell
Epsom
Surry
Bosruckus
Richard Staiford
Atlas
Fair Rachel
Jerkin
Cardinal
Puff
Bajazet
Mr. Shafto
Snap
King Herod
Ray Malon
C. &E. Ave
Witner
Richard Stamford
Bolingbroke
Seo Guiness
N.B
Ship crews saved as mob battered near shore
The Henry, Capt. Rath burne, was unloading since the 7gth in stant and sustained no damage thanks to Mr. Irwin the Surveyor who brought a Captain's guard to protect the cargo from a tumultuous mob on shore. A portion of cargo reached the Custom House on Tuesday. In Edinburgh, frost thaw frees mills aiding meat scarcity. several ships lost near Arran and Campbelton Loch. James Spence becomes Bank of Scotland Treasurer after David Inglis.
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Merton Abbey
Surry
Abbey
Callico Printers
Leafe
Nixon
Callico
Brazil
William Thoyts
Meadows
Edward Stevens
King’s
Merton
James Green
Mark-Lane
London
William
John Phipard
Elizabeth Cleeves
Pool
Dorset
Snarlers
Juvenal
C. Moran
Covent-Garden
Elawn D
Dublin
Henry
Rathburne
Irwin
Gurney
Gilles
Campabelton
Lana
Jean
Betty
Arran
Friendship
Spier
Girvin
Buchanan
Turner
Ballantraé
Susannah
M‘bride
Campbelton Loch
James Spence
Bank of Scotland
David Inglis
Country News from Lincoln and York Markets
Two county weddings in one month, damage from the recent storm totals around 10,000 with ships largely spared. Donations for the poor flow from Doncaster Beverley and Wakefield, Manion and Barnsley subscriptions, with relief distributions underway. Obituaries include William Bowes and Henry Rousby. Sailed ships reach Ostend Dublin and Maryland. Indiamen prepare to sail. arrivals noted at Falmouth and Plymouth.
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Country News
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Fan
Jacob Wolff
Weston
Edward Weston
Somerby-hall
Mr. Carter
Redhoven
Nelsthorpe
John Yelthorpe
Barton Upon Humber
Scarborough
Fountayne Wentworth Ofbalderton
Esg
York
Corporation of
Doncaster
Beverley
Mg. Fenton
Derwent
Majron
Bootlam Bar
William Bowes
Henry Rousby
Cramb
East Riding
Newcastle
Leeds
Wakefield
Barnsley
John Wood
Woodhouse
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Piccadilly
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Charing-Cross
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Urcuhart
Royal Exchange
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