French Corsica news and Spanish armaments in 1739 report
Reports from Genoa Leghorn and Compiegne detail French Corsican actions counter orders for embarkation from Antives Spanish preparations, and Dutch French diplomacy. Letters from The Hague speak of Fenelon talks and French assurances to the Republic, while Corsican resistance and baron Neuhoff’s aid are contested by counterclaims and neutral stance urged by the States General.
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Genoa
Leghorn
Corsica
Antives
Spain
Compiegne
N.S
Battia
de Maillebuis
Hague
Marquess de Fenelon
States-General
France
Republick
Barrick
Hare
Kever
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
Lidia
Million Bank
Royal Exchange Assurances
Booxs Fhur
London
Royal Exchange
Craig’s Court
Charing-Cross
Great Britain
Essex
Myr
Luke Dore
Browne Compers
Brentwood
Foby Hopkins
Fleet-fireed
Fleet-Bridge
Norking
Chippenham Races Purse and Two Day Meeting Details
The notice outlines a two day horse racing event at Chippenham with purses of twenty pounds on Wednesday for four mile heats and a Ten Pound Town Prize on Friday for four mile heats. Details cover entry fees, weight allowances, stabling contributions, spectators, and discipline for disputes with final decisions by subscribers.
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Isleworth Assembly
Hounslow
Attaic
Chippenham
West-Mead
Bridie
White Hart
Edward Baynton
Searting
Co Pay Ts
Galloway
Denbigh
Anzalt
Denbigh Green
Galloways
Denbgh
Goth
Ju'y
Thomas Price
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San Franco
Gran Leon
South Sea Company
Jamaica
la Vera Crux
Holland
Shields
Newcastle
Rachard Higron
George Wilson
Latv
Cliffords
John Bunyan
Holbourn
Whipsker
Deceas
Elward Forest
King-street
Guildhall
Mr. Watkins
White Horse Inn
Uxbridge
Saniel Bird
Cniog
William Taylor
Liner Temple
Benson
Henley
Oxfordshire
Henry Colleer
Day
John Wison
Turk’s Head
Gracechurch
Tetbury
Gloucester