Racing and Public Notices from a London Chronicle Page
A Victorian style market and sport summary recounts horse racing results on Barham Downs and Merrow Downs with owners Kennet and Cole, plus a charity act by the Duke of Marlborough after a fatal accident. Other items include a Devonshire India Man launch, a Dublin Floating Light, a Chatham murder aftermath, a public figure’s divorce motion, and late 1700s stock quotes and notices from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hospital
Barham Downs
Kennet
Canterbury
Thomas
Northampton
Mr. Cole
Warwick
Merrow Downs
Guilford
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Denne
Hounslow
Mr. Larkin
Rat-catcher
Lawrence
Mad Tom
Bradley
Greywood
Chesnut Sly
Betts
Looby
Looky
Sly
Listene Sly
Devonshire India
Mr. Bronsdon
Deptford
Coles
Aldgate
Bear-Inn
Hungerford
Reading
Prince of Wales
Jones
Salisbury
Dublin
Kennington Common
Gentlemen of
London
Mitcham
Surrey
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Peer Williams
Broxburn
Hertford
Serjeant Belfield
Robert Pauncefort
Prince
Charles Monson
Melmoth
Taylor
Sawyer
St. George’s Church
Southwark
Wheatly Hele
S.T.B
St. John’s College, Cambridge
North Stoke
Oxfordshire
St. Nicholas Cole Abbey
Arches Court
Paris
Chatham
Roberts
Sheerness
Lewis
Maidstone
Wood
South Sea
New South Sea
Prem
India
Royal Exchange
Welch
Mine Adventure
Emperor's Loan Pty
Shires
George’s. Coffee-House
Devereux-Court
Temple-Bar
N.B
Tottenhama
Chamber of London
Middlesex
Tobias Goodwill
Thomas Smith
Hull Gaul
Thomas Wilkinson
Gagi
N. B
Prince and Princess of Wales
Theatre- Royal
Drury-lane
C. Creper
Seaman
Guildhall
Mons. Denoyer
Mademaiselle Anne Roland
Essex
Walter
Phillips
Miss Mann
Mr. Moors
George
Black-Bull Inn
Dunstable
Bfordshire
Shawford House
Hertfordshire
Margate-street
Widow Bridges
Weston
Barth
Kambert