Breed and Entry Races Advertised at Blandford Dorset
Notices detail August racing at Blandford with fifty and one hundred guineas plates for horses aged four to six, entry rules, breeding proofs, weights by age, and penalties. Also Canterbury Races altered, with Duke of Dorset’s oversight, and public notices of estate sales in Wiltshire including Lavington and Marden holdings.
Races and wagers at Spalding and Warwick 1763
Notices detail August races at Spalding on the 6th 7th 12th and 16th 1763 with purses of fifty pounds horses aged four to five and up to six years. Entries require subscription fees Guinea entrance and stakes. Also Warwick races on the 16th 17th with four mile heats and weight scales for age and prior wins. Public houses to host horses and legal oversight by High Court decree.
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Blandford
Crown Inn
Heber
Spalding
Spalding Courté
Lincoln
Harse, &c
St. Zib
Amy Horse
Smith
N.B
Chacalue
Horfe
Ste
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harris
Lincoln’s Inny
Bridford
Devonshire
Simon Smalbridge
Frances Burdall
Wanted: Kin to Reverend Burcombe Seek Legal Hearing
A notice requests relatives of the Rev. Thomas Burcombe, Jace Student of Chritt Church, Oxon, to contact Charles Lawrence of Essex Street in the Strand, London, attorney at law, for information that may benefit them.
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High Court of Chancery
William Graves
Synonds Inn
Chancery Lane
London
James Chaunier
Deceas
Leachlade
Southrop
Gloucster
Stephens
Kennocg
Burford
Thomas Burcombe
Jace
Chritt Church
Oxon
Charls Lawrence
Essex Street
Strand
Joudon
Fragments from Europe and Britain News Chronicle
Yesterday arrived the mails from France and Holland Madrid May 7. Reported incidents include Chevalier Hamilton cleared of any illicit correspondence and freed to retire to France or Holland. Cardinal Paulucci died aged 75 in Rome. Vienna reports regiments and ships readied for defense against Turks. A village near Sulzbach suffered a devastating fire, destroying fifty two houses and churches with many injured. Prussian Denmark rumors denied. Paris celebrated the equestrian statue opening with fountains of wine and public feast. Newcastle notes a London aristocrat’s younger son and new bride passing through. Reading records Sir Mynoux Cope’s death. Salisbury reports Rev Dr Clifton’s death. Spanish prisoners escorted through town with escape attempts observed.
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Madrid
Hamilton
England
France
Holland
Rome
Paulucci
Poland
Vienna
Benedict the Xvih
College of Cardinals
Hungary
Italy
Vohenstraus
Sul Fbach
Proceliant
Romida
Wieden
Hamburgh
Prussia
Denmark
Cafel
Paris
Newcastle
London
Edinburgh
Reading
Bramshill
Hants
Mynoux Cope
Penelope
Mordaunt
Earl of
Berborough
John Mordaunt Cope
Hampshire Regiment of Militia
Salisoury
Nada
Clifton
Boyton
Bristol
Portsea-castle
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Canterbury
Lee
Karham Downs
Bridge-Hill House
Duke of
N. B
Guy Place
Willoughby
Earl of Abingdon
Lavington
Paunterey
Eatt
West Lavington
Marden
Great Chewear Slye
Cannings
Worton
Patney
Wyles
Biffiop
Salisbury
Add
Hurst Farm
Tand Chaytee
Oevington
Bath
Downs
Thomas Walker
Oxford
Robert Palmer
Chancery-Lare
Samuel Sainsbury
East Lavington
Pas Dinettion
Hampshire
Sere
Melhurst
Derbyshire
Robert Baes
Swarkeston
Derby
Hall
R. Bates
Kiggins
St. Giles
Holneft
Long Buston
Dorfecshire
Sherborne
Wharton
Boswell-Court
Carey-Srrer
Longworth
Berks
London Road
Abingdon
Farringdon
Kencort
Oxfordshire
Staples Law
Welham
East Reeford
Nottingham
Bright
Retford
Barnsley
Wakefield
Rotherham
Sheffield
Doncaster
Manchester
John Cox
Stratford
Spiral-Square
Parn
Sule
Rainbow Coffee House
Cornhill
Rumford
W. Bristow
St. Paul’s Cathedral