London Post reports horse races at Winchester and local notices
The London Evening Post details Winchester race results for the King's Plate won by the Duke of Ancaster's Grey Horse, Weymouth's Cartough winning the Galloway Plate, and a Bay Mare Miss Fackney taking the Plate. It also notes the death of Thomas Jackson, town clerk, a shift in pay of widows' pensions, and various London political and social items including clergy deaths, a select council election, weather, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winchester
Duke of Ancaster
Lord Weymouth
Cartough
Tharday
Mr. Figg
Miss Fackney
Bugden
Huntingdonshire
Thomas ‘Jackson
City of London
Guildhall
Durham
Robert
Shaftoe
Baldock
Hertfordshire
Barrowby
William Tims
Cripplegate
St. Bartholomett’s Hospital
Josepht Faylor
Bridewell
Bethlem
William Newland
Mann
Jackson
Tims
Marin
Ipswich
Bishop
St. Mary le Tower
Lancashire
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Thomas
Emad Gib
Bi Starkie
Ely
Edinburgh
Tuefay Las
Capt.Porteous
Marlborough
Dreadful Moscow Fire Report From Petérsbourg News
Letters from Petésbourg arriving last night describe a huge fire in Moscow that consumed about two thirds of the city. Many timber houses burned, palaces and magazines damaged, and the loss is stated as considerable.
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Etters
Petétsbourg
Moscow
Manly shoots at tenant over rent dispute in Wicklow
In Dublin on June 28 a Post Office clerk George Manly, after entering Shrougatore lands in Wicklow to distrain for rent, cocked a gun at a tenant during a quarrel with his bailiff. Williams, a cousin, intervened and was shot in the breast. Manly and the bailiff were jailed. Manly faced trials for shooting, treason, and is held for summer transportation.
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Ireland
Dublin
George Manly
Post-Office
Shrougatore
Wicklow
Manly
William Williams
George
Williams
Unclear OCR fragment about assault near Gloucester Lane
Fragmentary report recounts an assault on Capt. Exeter near Red Lodge with a pistol misfire, capture near Gloucester Lane, followed by examinations and surrender. Mentions Lordon, Briol, detained sailors, and ships Mary Biglow and Annabona off Africa coast with master reaching Rathades.
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Ted Bay de Teyeee
Exeter
Red-Lodge
Gloucester Lane
Lawford
Aghede
Himéelf
Briol
Joba
Mary
Biglow
Seston
Annabona
Africa
Rathades
Phy Cay
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The
London Evening=Post
Streets Lane
Marlorough
England
the Princess of Wales
St. James’s
Major Leighton
Col. Brown
Evans
Lord Hervey Arriv
Ickworth
Suffolk
Earl of
Bristol
Rugustus Fitz- Roy
Duke of Grafton
Henrittta-street
Cavendish Square
Morden College
Black-Heath
Pharon
Cotter
Laplize
Dulwich
Cook’s Hall
Aldersgate
Thomas Wood
Samuel Smith
John
Hampden
Wendover
Bucks
NorihiCa Colten
Phenney
Reneral
Co& Chat
Sigmatel
Norman
Castle- Street
Oxford-Market
Hackney
Wwe
France
Holland
Hanbourg