Plots and Riots in London and Abroad Prompt Civil Unrest
From Holland to London a busy notice sheet reports Empress orders to detach 50,000 troops including Calmucks and Cossacks for the Crim campaign, while London faces violent riots in Rosemary Lane Rag Fair Well-street and Spitalfields. Detained reformers, tower patrols, and new proclamations aim to quell disturbances and restore order across the capital.
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Richard Farmer
Well- Close-square
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Races at Black Hambleton and Royal Guineas Meeting
York reports a plate won by Mr Reed's Bay Mare at Black Hambleton with six to four odds against Brewer's Chesnut Mare. The King's Guineas saw Mr Vane's Bay Mare prevail, odds six to three on Bartlet's Mare. His Majesty's 100 Guineas stage began with four entries led by Duke of Bolton's Goliath and Bathsheba, Fox-hunter, Little David. Goliath won easily, odds Guinea to Half a town.
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Mr. Batchelor
Little David
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