CHELMSFORD RACES 1763 and Local Events Addendum
Chelmsford and other county races detailed with purses of fifty pounds for horses never winning that value, weight scales, entry rules, and notes on venues Black Boy Chelmsford Hall Down Plymouth Inn Warwick Manchester and Spalding courses. Also ball music concerts and a ball at the Black Boy with Kilburn tickets five shillings each and a warning against unauthorised liquor sales on course days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Gally
Awood
Honywood
Richard Hoare
Jay
Uftal
Kilburn
Wall
Hall Down
C. Soft
Devon
Somerset
Cornwall
Chen
Brilie
Sadde
Paris
Plymouth Inn
Lincoln
Smith
Old White Hart
N.B
Herbert
Races at Black Hambleton and York Guard Gold Cups
A heavy schedule of horse races is announced for August in Yorkshire and near York. Events include a ten-stone weight mares race at Black Hambleton, a twelve-stone weight five to six year old open event at Kiavermire, plus multiple four mile heats and a ladies plate. Subscriptions fund prizes with fifty and fifty-five guinea purses, with entries and certificates required from breeders. Also listed are participants and sponsors, and plans for the grand Strand course events during race week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touresh Hyatt
Fach
Bat
Haifa Guiiea
Manchester
Kerfal Moor
Rigby
Thomas Birch
Francis Molley
York and
Hambleton
Ins Majesty
Kiavermire
City of
York
Hore
Sc. Leing
de Grass
Eutering
Rockingham
Lethail
Innkeepers
Welb
Boma
Durie
Trutstees
Grand Strand
Eigit Stone
Turner
Hurcon
Brandling
Robinson
Fenwick
D. of Devonshire
Lord Grosvenor
W. Fenwick
Freehold Properties in Silkton and Battfield Auction
On Thursday the 2 of July at the House of Mrs. Taylor in Silkton west riding of York shire three houses and about fifty acres of meadow and pasture land with a common right and extensive improvements to be sold freehold. Also a freehold farm of about forty acres with a working colliery at Battfield Thurgoland Silkston. Inquiries to Mill Bridges Silkston or Mr Eden of Eilland near Halifax. N. Silkton is three miles from Barnsley seven from Wakefield nine from Rotherham nine from Sheffield. The Turnpike from Doncaster to Manchester passes through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Silkiton
West-Riding of
Yorkshire
Silkston
Eden
Eilland
Halifax
Battfield
Thurgoland
Silkton
Barnsley
Wakefield
Rotherham
Shefield
Doncaster
Manchester
Port News Summary of Arrivals and Departures
Port News from Falmouth reports the True Briton Harris arriving from Neath and ships John and Anne Livig bound for Wales Maria and Alicia Stayer for Reves with wind N W. In the Downs Britannia Hall bound for Barbados and Barbadoes Woolam for Chester. Rainbow Davis arrived from London. Montague Prisulz sailing for Ares and Effort Journean for Jersey with wind S W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Falmouth
Fuly
Harris
Neath
Dhe
John
Anne
Livig
Wales
Maria
Alicia
Stayer
Reves
Wind
N. W. Deal
Downs
Britannia
Hall
Barbadoes
Woolam
Chester
S. W
Southampton
Fury
Rainbow
Davis
London
Montague
Prisulz
Ares
Effort
Journean
Jersey
Wind S. W
Opposition at Epsom on Peace Address Debate
London reports on a hostile reception to a Sur rey county peace address led by Joseph Mawbey MP for Southwark praising the revolution and the King. Reflections note Wilkes's trial delayed and discuss damages to printers, imprisonment at the Tower, and a planned action for false imprisonment. Princess Caroline Matilda is dangerously ill at Leicester House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Epsom
Surrey
Joseph Mawbey
Southwark
Wilkes
Princess Caroline Matilda
Princess Dowager of Wales
Liss
Leisester-House
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Rickmerfwordh
Oxbridge
Marne
Mn -Payten
Rickmerswarth
Hinfon and Brown
Turnival’s Inn
Bhatto
Shuttlewort
Ray Cole L.grosvenor
Cole Earl of Northumberland
Wz Esterday
Francé
Helland
Warsaw
Fune G
Poland
Prusia
Stockrolm
Tweing
Col. Bollem
Berlin
Vienna
Daun Rhe Hoenour
Birlin
Fung
Mentz
Fune
Baron Briedebach de Burresheim
Hamburgh
Brandeboureg
Prussia
Sans Soucy
Evra
Prutian
Alembert
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Moorocco
Tangier
Morocco
Sallee
B. Bazencenet
Tetuar
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