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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 03, 1735
Page
3
Details of races on Banstead Downs and Nottingham New Course include heats for twenty and fifty guineas plates, weight allowances, entry fees, and conditions. Notable events cover two Galloway plates and a ladies plate, with entries due days before race days. London backers and local venues noted with notices of cocking and assemblies each race day.
Property notice advertises a modern brick mansion at Naverlock near Brentwood Essex with 53 acres including six rooms on a floor brew house coach house barn stables and offices. Gardens orchards and dove house described. Enquiries through Jeremiah Smith St Martin's Lane Cannon Street or John Clarke Cornhill Royal Exchange.
Announced at Preston in Lancashire a sequence of horse races with purses of forty and thirty guineas on different days. Entry requires subscriptions, weights and ages specified, with fees for weighing and cordage. Three-horse entries allowed per purse. all proceeds go to second-place, plus charges for course entertainment and local restrictions on liquor sales.
The Lewes Downs in Sussex hosts the King's Plate of one hundred pounds on August 7 for horses four six years old or younger, with heats and age disputes to be settled by the Duke of Newcastle. Additional plates of twenty and fifty guineas follow on August 8 and 9, entries due August 6, with two horses to be kept at Lewes Market House. A public notice condemns illicit printmaking and announces Hogarth prints not to be published before June 5.
Post paid letters will be answered if directed to the Temple Exchange Coffee-house in Fleet Street or to the sender's house in Harrow Garden London.
Pursuant to a High Court of Chancery decree William Kynaston Esq to sell at his Boswell Court residence Horley manor near Banbury Oxfordshire with rectorial rights and adjacent land valued about 160 annually and an additional freehold at Drayton Baffet near Banbury including a new house and 140 acres of enclosed land valued about 110 annually Enquiries to Mr Waddilove attorney Bucklersbury Cheapside
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