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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 05, 1759

Page

2

Lancaster Races 1759 Purse and Subscriptions Events

Lancaster hosts three days of horse racing beginning June 25 26 and 27 for various aged four to six year olds with purses of fifty eighty and fifty guineas. Weights and penalties, entry fees, and stabling rules apply. jockeys risk disqualification for fouling. A cock fighting event accompanies the racing each morning with ten guineas per battle and one hundred guineas for the main.

Lancaster Noblemen and Gentlemen’s Town Hall Pott

Blandford Races in Dorset County Purse Entries and Rules

In Dorset at Blandford Course on July 24 25 and 26 races offer fifty pound purses for horses mares or geldings with weights and allowances for age and height. Hunters must be real and entries shown to start with fees for subscribers and non subscribers. Certificates of horse age required and disputes decided by subscribers. winnings go to next best horse and arrangements include stalls and local inn venues.

James Dally Tetbury Smith Thomas Chester Ely White-Hart Blandford Dorset Horfer Crown Inn Fich Canterbury Barham Downs Bridge-Hih House Duke of Dorset Heber

The Militia and Naval Power Debate in London

A London writer argues that French invasion scares are overstated and calls for a strong militia or constitutional defense. He insists naval superiority negates land threats and warns against a large standing army as a danger to liberty. He criticizes local officials and influential interests hindering militia deployment and urges timely, disciplined mobilization.

Invasion fears and naval reports in loyalist broadside

A late 18th century letter from the Wolf Sloop of War discusses vigilance against a French invasion, noting observed landing boats near Havre and Brest, troop movements, and anticipated diversions to England. It also describes a flat bottomed boat prototype and a court notice about presenting an address to the Prince.

County Merings Downs Dieppe Piccardy Cape Barfleur Normandy France Havre Sccn Brest Dunkirk England Paris Dungeness Yarmouth Portland Bill P.S Cook Guildhal Prince of

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