Spalding and Leicester Races 1766 Horse Contests
Public notices detail August meetings at Spalding and September at Leicester. Listings cover purses of fifty pounds each, entry fees, age and weight rules, heats of four miles, certificates required, and subscriptions for backers. Also a cock fight at the Saracen and social assemblies planned with care for course order.
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Spalding
County of
Lincoln
C. Co
Smiths
N. B
Leicester
Leicester New Course
Clem
Winstanley
Coventry Races 176 Purse events at Coventry Park
The advertisement details three racing days August 12 13 14 at Coventry Park. Purses include a five pound weight for age for horses never winning fifty pounds, a fifty pound city purse, and a four year old purse. Entries via Coffee House in Coventry. fees apply for subscribers and non subscribers. Also notes a cock fighting event, city liquor rules, and daily balls.
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Salisbury
Earl of Pembroke
Oxford Arms
Catherine Street
King’s Arms Inn
King’s Arms
Sarumy
Hall
Halfmoon Tavern
Wilts
Coventry
Coventry Park
Horta
Birmingham
Brerce
Arro
Auction sale of Freehold Estates near Feversham Kent
A multi lot auction offers the Ham Estate near Feversham in Kent with about 190 acres of arable meadow and hop grounds, leased to tenants at 3401.108 yearly. Viewings via Mr Thomas Barling Nordes near Sierenbourn. Lots include Rygate and Hendon farms, illuminating ties to Parsons estate and other properties across Surrey Sussex and Middlesex, with detailed terms and dates for sale at Temple Bar and Bedford Row offices.
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Snows
Gloucestershire
Camden
Winchcomb
Stow
Everham
Dudtow
King’s Barton
Gloucester
Barton Street
St. Michael
Upton
Leonard’s
Pitchcomb
Harescomb
Southgate
Woolstrop
Wigworth
Marion Santhurst
Kingsholme
Hartpury
Maifemore
Brookworth
Barnard Santhurst
Longford
Wooton
Brookthrop
Turkey
Barton-Street
St. Mary’s
John Pitt
de la Bere
Hughes
Cheltenham
Ac Mei
Grofe
Smith
Jeffery’s Square
St. Mary
Axe
London
Lancrorp
Covent Garden
Lord Teynham
Ham
New Berrow Farm
Feversham
Kenram
New Berrourth
Jonuyz
Rodmarsham
Bap. Child
Thomas Barling
Nordes
Sierenbourn
Kent
Devil Tavern Temple Bar
Richard Dalton
Lorz
Woodhatch
Che’ Fiith
Ryegate
John Hewete
Ald
Rywate
Petereridge Wood
Lairth
Horley
Thomas Krooker
Miller
John, Brooker
Allen
Richard Humphreys
Hungerford
Nuefield
Surry
Thomas Robinson
Ategol
Littleton Farm
Rygate
Jett
Mary Wood
Buckland
George Coldstock
Sarah Peto
Darking
Glebe
Richard Ireland
Elizabeth Patching
Capel
Branch
Stedman
Jueatherhead
Robert Brown
Epsom
Robert Griffin
Robert Stride
Bosom
Clay-hill
William Turton
Hendon
Middlesex
John Etheerilge
Daniel Weedon
Henilon
Harris
Boulton Manwaring
Efqachis House
Bedford Row
Privy Counsellors Seated in Dublin and Wicklow Incident
Dublin July 4 5 The Right Hon Earl of Clantyaffil and Owen Wynne esq have been moved onto the Privy Council board. From Wicklow report a mob seized corn and flour from a mill to hinder the market and later sold it in town at a moderate price.
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IR Elann
Dublin-Castle
Earl of Clantyaffil
Owen Wynne
Dublin
Wicklow
Cae
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St. James’s-Street
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Warminster
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