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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 14, 1759

Page

3

Tetbury Races of 1759 at Tetbury Course

The Tetbury races move to July on the 12th and 13th with purses of fifty pounds for four year olds and five and six year olds. It details weights, heats, entry fees, certificates, and conditions, including drinking and ball events, with James Dalby authorized to enter horses at Tetbury Markee Hall. Thomas Chester, Esq. is the steward.

Ipswich Suffolk Sanwel Kent White Horse Tavern Great White Horse Bern Thomas Staunton Rosert Evear Bulmarsh-Heath Reading Berks Richard Fisher Crown-Inn Oxford Tetbury Bridie Luc James Dalby Teebury White Harr Thomas Chester

Mail From Holland and Military Movements Reported

A May 24 dispatch from Schurtz notes signals from Marshal Dam and questions time constraints. Vienna reports May 30 indicates the King of Prussia near Landshut assembling forces at Grand Glogau to oppose the Ruffians. Nuremberg entry June 2 mentions the Empire Army marching toward Eslang.

Yeterday Holland Marshal Dam Schurtz Ponnania Vienna Prussia Landshut Grand Glogau Nuremberg Empire Eslang

Forcheim 3 and Marches Not Quick Amid Flickering Fronts

June reports from Erlangen and other towns describe Austro Prussian hostilities with the Empire's forces moving near Bernéck and Hoff. General Kleefeld among prisoners. Prussians pursue to Barenthlus while Prince Henry delays in Saxony. Rumors say a French invasion of Heffin frontier with 70 000 troops, and Havre de Grace expands to supply Dunkirk with 200 boats ready for 7,000 troops aboard to threaten Britain or Ireland.

Erlangen Empire Count‘Palfyaireth Mor Bernéck Gefrees Hoff Kleefeld Barenthlus Prince of Stolberg Franconia Prince Henry Silesia Brandenburgh Egra Heffin Gieslen Holtzdorff Marburgh Catfel Altena Saxony Impor Henry Lower Lusatia Mifnia Petersburgh Soitikolt Fermor Paris Havre de Grace Dunkirk Brest Rochefort Great Britain Ireland

PORT NEWS Falmouth June 1 Turpenny Blewit Sailed London

Port news reports at Falmouth on June 1 the Turpenny and Blewit sailing for London under Convoy of the Diligence. A gale drove the Fox Packet Boat and a coal vessel ashore but caused little damage. Deal June 14 notes the Wolf Sloop sailing to the Westward and ships remaining in the Downs including Chesterfield Preston Stag Boreas Mercury Gram pus Sloops and twenty four transports with outward-bound ships as before.

Falmouth London Fox N. W. Deal Downs Chesterfield Preston Stag Boreas Mercury Grampus

Attacks on Havrecegrace and Naval Movements Reported

A London dispatch notes bomb ketches fitting to strike Havrecegrace boats, while a Betsey vessel from Maryland reports distant warships near Plymouth. The Tyger captures Bon Augure. French ships voyage from Brest to Martinico and British squadrons gather near St Helena and the Cape. Militia reform urged as a national defense, with officials naming Counsellor Jones as New Jersey chief justice. Updates on deaths, ship arrivals, and a fatal milk accident among Hatfield Broad Oak residents accompany the broader war news.

London Havrecegrace Betsey Brooke Maryland Plymouth North America Bon Augure Pierick Rochelle Brest Martinico Tyger Burrows Liverpool Jamaica Achilles Syren Zephir Cape St. Helena Guiney France Jones Middle Temple New Jersey America Welbourne Linolnthire Welby Richard Welby Foremerly Denton Kendal Hatfield Broad Oak Essex Grantham Hland Jutland

Far Reach of Naval Actions and Local Notices in Old York Ledger

An old London Gazette style summary notes French ships near Pondicherry, with Admiral Pocock, plus a timber theft claim from Cisterna forest. It lists officers killed or wounded under General Barington, and local civic items including mayoral and sheriff changes, church livings, marriages, a York clergy death and estate bequests, a banker's death, and a fire damaging two houses in a Loudon court area.

Mauritius Pocock Pondicherry Rome Cisterna Barington England Claveting Francis Flower Ely Matthe Dickinson Ireland Hampon Middlesex Stevens Abraham Newman Moss Davison Fenchurch Street Lutter Davison Alderman Rawhusen York Jaques Sierne

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