Worcester horse races announce August events and prizes
The notice details multiple runnings near Worcester on August 1, 3, and 5 for five to six year old horses, mares, and geldings. It specifies weights, purses from fifty to fifty pounds, entrance fees, and conditions, with heats of four miles and a final stewards’ decision. A ball, breakfasts, and subscription rules accompany the racing program.
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Picccroft Ham
Worcester
Lord Foley
County of
Stephen Langston
Corn Market
Thomas Ashton
Green Dragon
Foregate Street
William Dyer
Star and Garter
Digby Bowling Green
Epmund PytTs
N. B
Booth
Remarkable Mare and Several Stallions to Cover in London
At G Grisrwoon's Sadler and the Stircup Moorfields London mares and stallions offered for cover. Five guineas to the servant for the remarkable fourteen hands three inches high Arabian cross stallion with noted lineage. Low prices for other mares and stallions including Crab, Lothario, Forrest er, Asako, and more. Payment due at covering or removal of mares. Good grass and care guaranteed.
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Earl of Hertford
London
Win i
Maidenhead Bridge
SO Ram Gian
Mr. Phillips
Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
G. Grisrwoon
Sadler
Stircup
Chilwell-Street
Moorfields
Godolphin
Jace Arabian
Ok! Crab
Nolsle
Martindalé
Shepherders
Duke of Cumberland
Othello
Orovnako
Spectator
Brilliant
Sloes &c
Teo
Wickham
Witham
Essex
N. B. Wickham
Harwich
Mr. Strut
Chelmsford
Last Night Arrived Mail From Holland to Madrid May 14
The king grows feeble with a nearly failed voice and fever yet doctors hold hope. The squadron fitting out at our ports totals 22 ships of the line and six frigates with room for six more ships in five weeks if needed. most are rigged and moving to sea while additional flat bottom boats and port works prepare. Strategic movements span Altena to Dresden, with Russians and Prussians maneuvering near Colberg, Custrin, and Glogau as forces converge, and various generals positioning across Sie, Rugen, and Nuremberg regions. The report notes detachments, marches, and anticipated offensives, including Daun near Schurz and Weber maw near Glogau, with large troop counts and prisoner transfers.
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Madrid
Eedron
Port l’Orient
Havre
Normandy
Brittany
Marshal de Conflans
Thorn
Prussia
Vistula
Altena
Fermer
Wartha
Oder
Colberg
Custrin
Manteuffel
Berlin
Stockholm
Pomerania
Finland
Germany
Rugen
Dresden
Marshal Daun
Schurz
Liebau
Silesia
Seydlitz
Parkammer
Webermaw
Glogau
Franconia
Prince Henry
Leipsick
Erlangen
Martha
Prince of
Pegnitz
Regnitz
Munster
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Hamm
Beck
Main
Prince of Brunswick
Anna
Sporcken
Dulmen
Wangenheim
Halteren
Luckner
Scheitzer
Doriten
Francfort
Duke de Broglio
Fylde
Heffe-Casfel
Hague
Fedinand of
Brunswick
Old Coun
Seckendorff
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