Old and new Ministries clash over forced reconciliation
An international intrigue unfolds as foreign negotiators seek to bridge the old and new ministries amid public doubt. Critics warn a peace would only reveal who benefits, while recent events assign blame to both administrations for heavy burdens.
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Oxford Races of 1764 at Port Meadow Oxford
The notice invites horses aged six and seven, not having won more than Fifty Pound purses, to a series of four mile heats on August 2 at Port Meadow near Oxford. Subscriptions vary by entrant status, with lucrative prizes and conditions for age, weight, and prior wins. Also scheduled are two additional days for a four mile heats race and a Ladies Purse for five to six year old horses, with entries required by the Flower-de-Luce Inn.
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Auction Notice for Woodcote Estate Covent Garden Sale
To be sold by auction by Mr Lancroxn and Son at their Covent Garden house. A vast freehold near Woodcote, Surrey, 16 miles from London, with mansion, chapel, rich interiors, arcs, wings, coach houses, stables, and a large park of 400 acres. View daily except Sundays until sale day. printed particulars and inventories available at Woodcote and Langford’s.
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Mails from Holland and France report varied Poland news
Yesterday arrived from Holland and France a mixed blur of reports. The Polish conflict involves factions allied with Coum Bran mitzky and those for the Dyet at Warsaw. Advice mentions the Khan of Tartary’s cautious stance and unclear conditions.
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Desperate mob attack on revenue officers and soldiers
From Cloone in Leitrim a riot arose as revenue officers and soldiers attempted to execute duties. The affray ended with three men dead and several wounded. Also notes weddings, an inquest at Molesworth on a drowned mother and child, and a troubled tale of a man denying paternity before marriage. The Cambridge funeral reports Dr James Marriott elected Master of Trinity Hall.
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