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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 05, 1753
Page
2
Derby racing events on Sinfin Moor near Derby feature three seventy BYO plates: a Town Park purse for young horses, Gentlemens Purse for older horses, and a Lady's Purse. Entries at the King's Head Inn Derby, with stakes of fifty pounds each and entry fees, plus allowances for weight and age.
Races planned for August at Reading Berks with purses of fifty and fifty pounds for horses and hunters. Entry requires owner residency in Berkshire Hampshire Oxfordshire or Wiltshire. Affidavits to certify qualification, entrance fees apply, plates carry over to next year. Stables kept by subscribers. no hiring to fill numbers.
A detailed racing schedule across August 18 to September 4 1753 includes purses and plates at Black Hambleton Knavesmire and Whittington Heath. Entries require age certificates and breeder hands. Subscriptions, entrances, and penalties are specified with Earls and stewards granting resolutions for disputes.
The notice outlines racing events at Lincoln in September 1753. It details four prize days on Tuesday to Friday on multiple courses, with horses mares or geldings of specified ages, weights, and entrance fees. It sets conditions for entries, heats of two and three miles, and rules for determining outcomes, with the Nag’s Head at Waddington as a gathering point and timing between eight in the evening and one in the morning.
Assignees of Philip Brown advertise large, varied estates and securities for sale or assignment. They seek freehold farms and rents, annuities, perpetuities, advowsons, and life interests from across England, with generous rates and immediate negotiations through Mr Langmore at Will's Coffee House, London.
A eighteenth century notice promotes navigation on the Tadcaster River from Hull to Leeds via Tadcaster. It highlights close-decked keels and wagons moving goods at moderate freight, with ready warehouses in Hull Tadcaster and Leeds, urging merchants to consign goods to Courhorn Hirst or Bowling for prompt handling and letters.
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