Leicester Races 1766 Purse and Entries Notice
In Leicester on the New Course on September 17 a fifty pound purse for horses mares and geldings that never won more than a certain amount. Details on ages entry fees certificates and required subscriptions. Also cocking at the Saracen’s Head and assemblies at the New Assembly Room with care for the course from the Winning Post to the turn.
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Worcester Races 1766 Purse for Five or Six Year Old Horses
Worcester races announced for August featuring a fifty pound purse for five or six year old horses mares or geldings that have not won over fifty pounds. Entries require subscriptions by county and city freeholders, with detailed weight scales and conditions including bridle and saddle, heats, and entry fees. Funds to be collected at Hooper's Coffeehouse and the Garter-inn, with governance by subscribing gentlemen and a final decision by majority vote.
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Coventry Races at Coventry Park 1766 Adverts
An 1766 notice details Coventry Park races with purses including Chamberlain's Purse and City Purse. Entries require age proofs, fees, and entry deadlines. Rules for weights, race orders, and subscriptions are given, plus provisions for attendance, an evening ball, and related entertainment. The ad also promotes Dr Walsh's patent drops and various medical tinctures with prices and locations.
Letter in defense of East India Company critics
A reader defends the East India Company against accusations of corruption and privileged influence. The missive argues law, morality, and custom vary by state, asserting presents to officials are normal and necessary, citing Lord Clive and ongoing European practices. It urges readers to open their eyes to legal and moral nuances in Europe and Asia.
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