Warwick Races 1764 Two Meetings at Warwick Course
Announcement of two races at Warwick Course on Tuesday August 14 and Wednesday August 15 1764 with purses of forty and fifty pounds. Details include entry rules horses ages six to five years free for mares and geldings, bridle and saddle, certificates and gentlemen backing certificates, charges for subscribers and non subscribers, and conditions to run as hunters with seating at White Lion Inn Warwick. Lord Leigh is steward.
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Warwick
White Lion Inn
Permithon
Leeward
Co le
Lord Leigh
Stewar
Shrewsbury
Bickton’s Heath
Shirewsbury
Tueday
Lord Clive
Thomas Hull
Fury Poun's
David Davies
MarJell
Eric
Aineas
Horfe
Seewards
Raven
Tafbor
Red Lion
Heber. & Stewards
Lewes
Lewes Downs
Sussex
de Grass
Aries
Duke of Newcastle
Verrall
Verrall’s
Spalding
County of
Lincoln
Hosse
Old White Hart
Ruth Smithe
Boston
Sevice
Katter
Sui'a
Aueult
Spee
Kuivefimure
Yous
Auualt
Rockingham
King’s Place
Marquis of Rockingham
John Litter Kaye
Brown Cale
C. Co
Grand Strand
C. Char
James Lawther
Bart
P. Wentworth
W. Fenton
Baydon
Aye Burg
Creach
Tle Dive Coors
Boch Burke
Pitty Pouwus
Hagues
Pott Co
Chen
Les Car
George Inn
White Hare Inn
County Hall
Aylesbury
Richard Lowndes
SHREWSBURY RACES 1764 Purse and Plates at Bickton Heath
Racing week at Shrewsbury and Lewes Downs features purses of fifty and one hundred pounds, entries required at local inns, heats over four miles, prizes for the king plate and various plates, subscriptions, and a public breakfast. Also Spalding and York meetings with multiple races, weights, and dispute rulings by subscribers.
Doctor Walker's Pavewingsuvirs Declared Fraud
A public warning about a phony medicine sold under Doctor Walker's name. The notice cautions that the fake remedy, claimed to cure broad ailments, is sold sealed at the Bible and Crown in Fleet Lane. It warns buyers that the product contains no mercury and urges caution against impostors.
Mail from France and storm devastates Angoumois
A letter reports Duke of York shortening travels from Padua to Milan and Turin to Genoa. Commodore Harrison’s ship arrives with a frigate. Corsican siege near Fort St Florent continues with heavy losses. A violent Angoumois hailstorm destroys roofs, timber, crops, vines, and fruit trees across dozens of parishes with widespread damage expected.
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Westerday
France
Llorence
Duke of York
Tuscany
Padua
Milan
Turin
Genoa
Harrison
Corsica
St. Florent
Leghorn
Angoumois
Perigord and
Saintonge
Ship Britannia Brings News From Honduras Bay
From the New-York Gazette Rhode Island June 4 the ship Britannia Captain Oliver Warner arrived thirty two days from the Bay of Honduras bringing word of dispatches to Governor Lyttleton regarding the Baymen’s difficulties. An extra letter to Mr Lawrie dated April 6 at Kingsen Famate reports orders given and strong representations made to relieve the colonists and their unfortunate losses and dangers in the bayou river region.
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America
New-York Gazette
New-Port
Rhode Iland
Britannia
Oliver Warner
Bay of Honduras
Bay
Jamaica
Lyttleton
Laawrie
M.j. Forster
Maud
Bay Committee
Kingsen
Famate
Lyttleron
Cape
Belfour
Lis Male
Mercy
Rey
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Appison
Peatey
N. B
Mr. Herbert
York and Hamslefoy, Pal
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Carr
William Siclingcawle Daer
Richard Hopkins
Farag
Baum
Brchy
Githar
William Graham Late
Ware
Feadthive
Paul’s Church- Yards
Gilchrist
Exeter
Frith Street
Soho
Mulliner
Richmond
Warners
Britain
Peter Gilchrist