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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1757

Page

2

Races at Salisbury Run for Guineas and King's Plate

Notices detail a July racing program at Salisbury on July 6 7 and 8 with events for horses aged up to 10 years. Entry requirements include one to five guineas and clerk of the course fees at the Angel Inn, plus certificates of age. Disputes settle by the mayor or appointed officials.

Salesbury Salisbury Earl of Pembroke Alisbury Sige Stig Angel Inn Salidbury Che Courky

Worcester County Horse Races Promoted at White Horse

notices in Worcester set events for August including Run for Fifty Pound purses for five to six year olds, hunters, and graded heats. Entries closed with money in subscription purses and rules on weights, eligibility, and stallage, with race locations at the White Horse Cortis Market Silver Street and foregate Street inns. Lord Ward as steward and a public balance notice at the Guildhall.

Worgester WNI Pitchcroft-Ham Worcester Moe Chan Lord Foley Dort Foley County and Grey le& Chan Thomas Dugard

Huntingdon Races Nineteenth Century Purse Events

The Huntingdon meeting lists a series of races on July 26 to 28 for four and five year old horses including the Noblemen and Gentlemen Sweepstakes and Fifty Pounds events. Prizes require entrance payments with stipulations about double entrance and lodging at designated houses. notable matchups include Lord Gower and Lord Sandwich entries and the final course at Huntingdon with Forty Guineas or 60 Guineas byes.

Huntingdon James Lowther Lord Gower Jen Siafvoe Lord Sandwich Lord Carisfrt

MIDAS THE HIGH-BRED HORSE AT HENFOLD SALE

To cover this season at Henfold three miles south of Darking Surrey at two guineas a mare and half a crown the servant no mares will be fived without a ticket which will be delivered at the place by Mr Beyer at his repository a certificate and receipt for the money The high bred horse Midas is a son of Saucebox and dam the famous Maze Lord Tracy s Whimsey closely linked to Darley Arabian stock Also offered at the same place The true Mountain Morocco Barb eight years old and a Grandson of Old Snake a stallion Snake eight premium prices include One Guinea a Mare and a Shilling the servant with Grass for mares and best of are

Henfold Darking Surrey Saucebox Maze Lord Tracy Childers Mr. Warren Carelet Blank Slug Shakespear Janus Trimmer Bart Snake Old Snake Adout Galloway Gaiskwoon Sadler Chilwell Street Moorfields London Thomas Panton Efqr Crabby Alcock Mr. Croft Chefnut Horfe Forrester Lord Ancrim Goffavis Richard William Nored Horfe Ma Ce Robinson Crusoe Fohis William Strickland Black Hamilton Hautboy Brimmer Matthew Pearfyn Garnet

Deserter Notices and Estates Claims From 18th Century Gazette

June 2 1757 notices warn of a runaway servant to Mr Abraham Boulton of Peterborough Northamptonshire and rewards offered, describe the runaway as about 22, 5ft 5in, brown cape coat, white wig. Also seeks name of apprentice John Plaw Mortlake gone May, shipboard suggestion, two guineas reward. Further notices seek next of kin for Jane Brooksby and demands on estates of Rev Benjamin Rogers and John Evers with deadlines and penalties.

Azhereas Abraham Boulton Peterborough Northampton John Shenton Horse Shoe Inn Golwelleport London Boulton Peterbrough N.B John Plaw Mortlake John Dawes Fleet Norice Treth

Salt Water Baths At Harwich Offer Two New Warm Varieties

A local notice advertises two warm salt water baths at Harwich adding to cold baths. Physicians advise avoiding metal vessels to heat water, as metals may contaminate pores. The baths are designed to prevent contact with any metal in heater or baths and are touted for treating skin disorders. Patrons may contact Mr. Halifted at the Three Gas Inn for lodging and bathing arrangements.

Harwich Halifted

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