Henry Crabb Boulton Hampers Worcester Horse Races
A notice by Henry Crabb Boulton, steward, details entries and purses for Hunts and Horse Races in Worcester. It outlines ages, weights, entry fees, race dates July to August, and locations of entry. Subscriptions, subscriptions fees, and conditions for entrants are specified with results to be decided by subscribing gentlemen.
This Day Was Published Price Hound 3s or Few
This antiquated notice advertises a pamphlet priced at three shillings or a few pence with a genealogical frontispiece. It presents the Life and Opinions of JzrEemrap of EukastRoxius, Doctor of Physick, published by Ed. Cabz in Ave Mary Lane near London.
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Publih
JzrEemrap
EukastRoxius
Src
Cabz
Ave-mary-Lane
Luchgate
Warwick Races 1760 Postponed to August 26
The Warwick races of 1760, initially set for August 12, are rescheduled to Tuesday August 26 on the Warwick Course. Prizes include fifty pounds for ages five to six, with weights, bridle and saddle, in a three to four mile heat format. Separate event for horses used as hunters, top prizes fifty pounds, with detailed entrance fees and conditions. Readiness required by four o clock each day, with rules on entries, subs, and next year purses.
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Vernon
Peterborough
Carey
Matthew Lamb
Hart
Edward Wortley
Chat
Cocarry
Talbot Inn
Isle of Ely
Northampton
London
Lincoln
Barton
Hull
Beverley
Scarborough
Henry Crabb Boulton
Garry
Hearst
Lord Foley
Worcester
Jesschan
Humphry More
Old Unicorn
Broad-Spreer
John Wellings
Golden Cross
William Dyer
Star and Garter
Wilow Wythes’s
Digby Bowling-Green
Foregate-Screet
Henson
Aggel
Holbourn-Bridge
Aida
Coventry
Coventry Park
Thomas Lord Archer
Wadneslay
Mermaid
Tex
Andrew Archer
Warwick
White Lion Inn
Haif
N. B
Thomas Brete
Newmarket
Bedford
Gow-Meadow
Duke of Bedford
Horie &c
Alee
Duke of Halford
George Osborn
Jon Bullock
Advances of Czernichef and Allied Forces Across Poland
From Holland dated June 24 the message reports Czernichef’s division advancing toward Pomerania with Russian troops under his command and enemy plans to rendezvous at a city. Advices from Saxony place the King’s Head-Quarters near Radeberg, with daily clashes and repulses against light forces near Grosdobitz and Katzenhausen.
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Holland
Brandenburgh
ENER
Czernichefé
Ponnania
Saxony
Radeberg
Dresden
Silesia
Pomerania
Landsberg
Poland
Goltze
Francfort
Oder
Zilenzig
Palatinate
Magdeburgh
Jane
Grosdobetitz
Krakow
Elbe
Kleist
Zift Instane
Torreck
Katzenhausen
Noffen
Hussars
Laudotin
Bohemia
Hayuey
Heffianvé
Ferdinand ‘of Brunswick
Diederthausen
Duke de Broglio
Treyfa
Alies
Masborgh
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Pitchcroft Ham
Edmund Pytts
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