Worcester Races Postponed to August Dates
Worcester races are moved to the week of August 9 13 with events on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for purses and plates. The program includes heats for four miles with weights and conditions for horses, hunters, and entries. Subscriptions, entrances, and venues at the Bell, the Rein Deer, and the Star and Garter are listed, plus a guildhall ball and public breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Lzes
Asgu
Ham
Cary
Thomas Foley
Worceter
W.B
Lord Foley
Thomas Heley
AubGriber
Oqn
C. Ghet
Op Quick
Ascot
Thomas Dunn
Benjamin Baker
Broag-street
Collins
Meales-street
Thomas Albron
Star and Garter
Haynes and
Wyshes
Digby
William Ward
N. B
Crééta
Thomas Howorth
Regular canons of Lateran convents suppressed in Milan
Five convents of regular canons near Milan were suppressed with consent of the Empress and the Pope. Revenues to fund the General Hospital. abbots gain 130 Roman crowns annually, monks and others receive stipends. Paris reports Madame de Monteynard named Abbess of St Peter’s in Lyons. Magdelain Simon dies aged 110 at St Eustache parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Milan
Lateran
Paris
Madame de Monteynard
Department of War
St. Peter’s
Lyons
Fontevrault
Magdelain Simon
St. Eustache
Poland division plan suspended for peace talks
London dispatch notes from The Hague dated July 17 report that the plan to partition Poland, arranged by Vienna Peters burg and Berlin, is paused until a peace between Russia and the Turks is concluded. Meanwhile, Denmark’s king is said to be near death, and Prussia’s territorial history and fortifications in Petersburg, Portsmouth, and London are outlined alongside local civic proceedings and obituaries.
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Hague
Poland
Vienna
Petersbourg
Berlin
Masovia
Samogitia
Pomerania
Teutonick Order
Albert
Brandenburg
Prussia
Luther
Weiffel
Nogat
Elbing
Sweden
Germany
Gunning
Earl of Sandwich
Royal Navy
Conway
Portsmouth
Guildhall
Sheriff Ball
Queenhithe Ward
James Hodges
St. Margaret’s Hill
Surry
King’s Arms Tavern
Palace Yard
Westminster
Middlesex
Emery
Wolfe
Westminster Abbey
Hay
Canterbury
Doctors Commons
Andrew Chadwick
Birch
Martin
Andrew
Solomon Levy
Robert Hynan
Newgate
Charles Digby
British Charity Gratitude for Donations and School Build Plan
The Treasurer and Trustees express sincere thanks to the nobility gentry and public for donations and subscriptions to the British Charity. They report progress on a new school house at Gray's Inn Lane near St Andrew's Burying-ground and Foundling Hospital. Trustees aim to educate and support poor children, preventing corruption and improving future prospects.
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Taotidy
Wells Faces
Hetyar
Champaigne
Dily
Fugit
Jupitiha
Mr. Baifett
Priscilla
Mr. Parker
Hazara
Mr. Wildman
Flip
Mr. Bow
Charlote
Lord Staverdale
Richard James
Mortlalke
Surry
Broad Hintoh
Wilts
Samuel Bracke
Catharine Hall
Cambridge
Tryern Barnet
Middlesex
Povoleri
Berwick Street
Soho
Dennis
Admiral Dennis
Thomas Webb
Kent Road
General Posit Office
Maxey
Gray’s Inn
Tutesday
Stewart
Poultry
Limendraper
Foster
Lombard-street
Mr.Dixon
Newington
Dawson
Capt. Dawson
Greenwich
William Horton
Hirley-street
Cavendish-square
Sally Wheatley
Portland-street
Belmont
Bath
Michael Leigh
Hot Wells
Bristol
Littwell
Lincoln’s Inn
Upper Brookstreet
Grosvenor Square
Minnitt
Great Ealing
Thomas Plunkenett
Holborn
Shipman
Thamese Street
Hackney
Theodore Wilkinson
Thomas Chamberlain
Hatton-street
Goddard
Fortune
Bishop’s-court
Chancery-lane
Paget
Hatter and Hotier
Jermyn-street
Ezekiel Thomas
Birmingham
Lord Guernsey
Earl of Aylesford
Castle Rising
Norfolk
Packington Hall
Ann
Lord Aylesford
Long
Silver-street
Worcester
Chelsea
Robert Jasper
Penzance
Elizabeth
Mary
Anne
Oxford
University
Radcliffe
Wetherell
Savilian
Henry Keene
Wich
Georgius Henricus
Comes de Litchfield
Cayolus Mordaunt
Baronettus
Gulielmus Bagot
Gulielmus Drake
Armiger
Radel
Jacoie Wenehieian
Fyody
Raymond
Williams
Vere
Low
Fletcher
Cornhill
Child and Co
Temple-bar
Drummond and Co
Charingscross
Royal
the Prince of
the Prince of ~ Wales ——: 1650 & the Rt. Hon. Lord Grosvenor
Watkin Williams Wynne
Bart
Dr. Powell
Nanteos
Thomas Powell
Esq
Ditto
William Vaughan
Nanty
John Jones
John Pugh Pryfe
M.P
Gogeran
Richard Price Therwail, Esq
Rulas
Llewelyn
Southampton
George Hayley
Goodman’s- Fields
Sir John Thorold
Cranwell
Beavan
Carmarthenshire
Evan. Pugh
Bishopfate
Richard Jones
the Strand
Rice Walliams
Daniel Morgan
T. E
Clerkenwell-Green
Gray’s-Inn-lane
St. Andrew’s Burying-ground
Foundling-Hospital
Burn's Ecclesiastical Law and Medical Health Treatises
An 18th century advertisement lists Burn's Ecclesiastical Law volumes and a second edition of a medical treatise. Items include prices, publishers Cadell and printers of King’s Law, with references to precdent and legal texts, plus a short essay on urethral disorders and recommended medicines. The notice details publication formats, prices, and availability through Richardson, Quhart, and Royal Exchange outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourglaces
Richard Burn
Carlyle
Hee Jefty
Wratmore Land
Cumberland
His Majesty
Badeceiesk Ag
Ty Marthe Holand
Flexney
Miborn
Richardson Aga
Quhart
Royal Exchange
Durham
Charing Cross
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Suthrix
J. Knox
Spieffer House
Strand
W. Goldsmith
Paternofter Row
William Guthrie
Corret
James Ferguson
Vir
Kirchin
Kitchin
Jrcy
Ubj
London
Tomason
Joseph Law
Brown‘adane
Christ-Church
Ilk-Throwster
Charles Buck
Wainfleet All Saints
Lincolnshire
Mercey, Diaper
Wm. Turner
Wanceston
Francis Miles
Clerkenwell
Sarah Aston
Joseph Taylor
Guuldhall
Alex, Jolly
South Sea
India
Prem
Bear Key
Jerseph How
William Mickhall
Sisa
China
Ludgate-street
Rowley
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