Racing and Auction Notices Fill September Scene
Public houses and tents along the course offer wagering and meals as Herbert's Company of Comedians and a main of cocks entertain during races. Subscriptions underwrite prizes and entries, with hunts, plates, and allowances detailed for horses, mares, and riders on September 7. Auctions list Oxne Court estate near Shaftesbury and John Applebee holdings near Witterham and Barsom Hill, with viewing and sale conditions rich in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidenhead
Berks
Heber
Odiham
Hants
Newmarket
Uppingham
Rutlandhire
Spalding
County of
Lincoln
White Hart
N.B
Herts
Janey
Red Lion
Royston
Tobe
Puipes
Garraway
Exchange-Alley
Baron Smith
John Applebee
London
Witterham
Kencr
Courir Lopes and
Coopger
John Brown
Barsom Hill
Isaac Whiting
Sevenoaks
Westerham
Ellison
Robert Phipps and Son
Leadenhall Street
Manor and Grange of Snows Hiets for sale in Gloucestershire
Extensive estate sale prospect covering the Manor and Grange of Snows Hiets with 206 acres of meadow and pastures and 990 acres of arable land, leased for 21 years from Lady Day 1763 to two tenants, plus additional manors across Dudstow and surrounding Gloucestershire towns. Details available via Messrs Pitt Meff in Gloucester and De la Bere Hughes in Cheltenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berrough Farm
Tong
Rodmarsham
Bap- Child
Thomas Barling
Nordes
Sittenbourn
Kent
Castle Tavern
Gaitle-Street
Oxford Market
Middlesex
the Holy Trinity
Shaftsbury
Dorset
Jon Hanam
Dorser
Belle-Ile
Mitre Court
Fleet-Street
Atcumb
Grange Walk
Bermondsey
Southwark
Snows
Gloucestershire
Camden
Winchgimb
Staw
Evelham
Dudstow
King’s-Barton
Gloucester
Barton-Street
S& Michael
Upton
Set
Leonard's
Pitchcomb
Harescomb
Southgate
Woolstrop
Wigworth
Matfon Santhurst
Kingsholme
Harepury
Maifemore
Brookworth
Baryard
Sanchurst
Longford
Wooton
Brookthrop
Tuffley
Barton
Street
St. Mary’s
John Pitt
de la Bere and Hughes
Cheltenham
Grofe and Smith
Jeffery’s Square
St. Mary-Are
Loi
A Proprietor Defends East India Presents Moral Debate
A London Evening Post letter reprints a Gazetteer critique of Bengal gifts to East India Company servants. The author argues vice and virtue depend on context, defends accepting presents as longstanding practice, contrasts ambassadorial gifts and public funds, and maintains presents were not morally wrong when officials fulfilled duties properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India Company
Bengal
Lord Clive
Lord Pigott
Walsh
Scrafton
Johnstone
India
France
Duke of Marlborough
Queen Anne
Solomon Medina
Chefé
Europe
East Indies
Soha
Ywras
Trutt
Calcutta
Nabob
Mahmud Reza Cawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masure
J. Hynde Cotton
William Plumer
WaLm
Kgr
Bible
Fleet-Lane
London Evening Post
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