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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1762

Page

2

Knutsford Races 1762 Entrant Rules and Purse Details

The Knutsford Heath meeting on July 27 1762 offers purses for five and six year olds with weights ranging from nine to eleven and a half stones. Entries due the day before racing, with two and one guinea subscriber fees and three guineas for non subscribers. Conditions require three reputed runners, certificates to be produced, and double entrances allowed at the gate. Lord Grosvenor and Hon. Lord Or Stewards preside.

Swich Thomas White N. B Knutsford Knutsford Heath Pune Wetherlay Horfés George ii Knorford Lore Reys Grosvexor Pier Heber

Racing at Ludlow 1762 Purse Plates Near Royal Stakes

Races set for July at the Ludlow course in Shropshire with purses of fifty pounds for horses mare or gelding never having won a King's Plate. weight scales and entry fees detailed for four and five year olds, including bridle and saddle, certificates of age required, with specific dates and conditions. The event lists Lord Clive, Howell Gwynne, Heber and others as officials.

Ludlow Shropshire Tudlow Kritering Ranning Epance Mayrun Polk Hall Pup Hories Lord Clive Howell Gwynne Heber

Peculiar Advertisement From Lincolns Inn Fields

The fragmentary text references an organ notice and a distiller Mr. Pennick in Isle Queen Street Lincoln’s Inn Fields. It mentions moving the organ before Michael is next and letters paid to be answered. No clear event date or names beyond these.

Colt Phaesta Carl Finteen Vfalm Beth Ae Feet Hugh Merit Michaeh Pennick Isle Queen Sereet Lincoln’s Inn Fields Nottingham James Chippendall Duke-Street Westminstery

Mansion House Letting and Estate Details in Cottingham Area

An old notice advertises to let a large mansion at Great Milton near Oxford shires with coach-house, out-buildings, garden, and adjoining lands. Also offered is a Furnished or Unfurnished residence with a long list of rooms, stables, granary, and orchard. Enquiries directed to Mr. Jones at Stadtham near Great Multon. A separate item mentions bookseller notices and a pocket volume catalogue.

Cottingham County of York Hull William Nelson Beverley Midimmer John _E Baron Elgar Great Milton Oxfordshires Firus Furnpine Whearly Fethorth Coure Yard Jones Stadtham Great Multondforefad N.B Ghd Waggons C. Ahes W. Owen Temple-Bar Modern Egypt Curie Nile Kayro Salaha’dd

Unusual Suffolk Case of Family Mortifications at Wattisham

Public notice from Suffolk justices reports a Wattisham family struck by a mysterious illness that causes gangrene and loss of limbs in parents and children. The document details the affliction’s progression from January through May 1752, names the afflicted family, and appeals for parish relief and charitable support to fund ongoing care and eventual apprenticeships.

Wattisham Suffolk R. Woollaston Borg In John Downing Lathat Ehleft Che Mary Elizabeth Ee Ey Sarah Fen Ancle Luc Edward Parc Wattisham Lelongs Poland Joseph Hankey Comipany Fenchdrh Francis Gosling Fleet-Street Bickwell

Curragh racing notes and local illness report

May 29 report from Elan Od Publi notes widespread illness from easterly winds, with many families troubled by severe colds though no fatalities reported. Monday Sallanvache was run over the Curragh. Brutus, an Old England horse, won a heat against Beauchamp Bay and Babrahama in a single swift race session. crowd deemed Curragh pace unusually quick and two horses did not finish together.

Publi Curragh Edward Obrich England Beauchamp Bay Babrahama Brutus

Birthday Crown and Court Splendor in 1763 London

The court celebrated a sovereign’s birthday with bells and Tower guns. Nobility and foreign ministers attended a grand ceremony, with music by Dr Boyce and the Chapel Royal. Fireworks lit the night over Tower Hill as court apparel and pomp impressed observers.

Willian Whiteshead Laurent Boyce Mr. Beard Chapel Royal Majesty Perrmers Birikay Furie Flora Senpatiese Maia Chou Jovey sEther Virtue’s George Charlotte Ovid Brian’ Nia Hungary Schonburn Earl of Athbirhath Se James’s Park Tt Mall Queen’s Palace É&C Hague Jin F Ardran Helvetiluus Englands Prutsia

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