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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 18, 1737

Page

3

Tenbury Races Purse Rules At Tenbury Worcester

Old Wood course near Tenbury hosts three four mile heats with purses of ten twenty and five guineas over three days Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Subscriptions and entrance terms listed with weights sizes and responsibilities for owners and riders plus mandatory measures and social events each morning cockfighting and ball nights for attendees noted.

Tenbury Old Wood Councy Worcester Hall N. B Houfés Peron

Purse Races at Preston July Purse and Entry Terms

Preston races in Lancashire on Tuesday the 16th offers three purses: thirty guineas for a four mile heats grass race for horses four to six years old. twenty guineas for Galloways on Wednesday. and forty guineas for Thursday. Weights with allowances, entry fees, and second prize allocations specified. Cock-fighting and nightly assemblies announced. liquor only for subscribers and inhabitants.

Preston Lancasire Richard Addison Laifam Hampshire Alton Odiumy Basingstoke Alresford Farnham Richard Cooper Laffam William Crate Laverstock Overton William Gundote Lincoln’s Inn

Letter to address crown Civil List on Prince of Wales

A parliamentary letter discusses motion to grant 100,000 per year to the Prince of Wales and compares ancient and modern civil list allowances for the heir apparent. Printed by H. Haines in Covent Garden.

Prince of Wales H. Haines

Welch Pool Races Purse Details at Welch Pool Course

Purse events set for Tuesday July 16 and Wednesday July 20 at Welch Pool Course Montgomery. Ages five to six year olds compete in heats with specified weights and entrance fees for subscribers and non subscribers. Second prize, rules on entry and running days, cocking at Castle Inn, and board erection restricted to subscribers.

Welch-Pool Watkin Williams Wynn Welch-Wpool Councy of Montgomery Castle Inn

Hampstead Races Week Card At Hampstead Course

In July, Hampstead hosts a five day racing meet with purses from ten to fifteen Guineas. It details weight and entry rules for horses ponies and hackney horses plus special prizes funded by Mrs Mapphe Bone fetter and other patrons.

Golden Sugar Loaf Grocer Opens Shop in Fleer Street

The old Grocer's Shop at the Sign of the Golden Sugar Loaf in Fleer Street reopens under Thomas Jemmit, offering coffee, tea, chocolate, and groceries both wholesale and retail. The new proprietor promises equality in goodness and low prices, inviting country dealers and others to trade with assurance.

Fleer-treet Ferrer-lane Warhir Serjeants-Lin Joseyd Hrert Thomas Jemmitt Blackmoor

Lost Susanna Taylor sought for benefit by search in London

A historical notice recalls Susanna Taylor once ran a grocer shop in Sittingbourne Kent and later lived in Gelwich and Blackwall Middlesex before retiring years ago. It invites her to contact Mr Turner at Clerkenwell Green or, if deceased, to prove handwriting for a reward.

Susanna Taylor Sittinghorn Kent Gelwich Blackwall Middlesex Turner Clerkenwell-Green

Academy and Inns for Sale in London and Bucks

An ad describes a London academy in Prescot Street offering Greek Latin French writing and other branches under Richard Carter, and an inn near Amersham Bucks with seven acres, many rooms, cellars, and outbuildings for sale by appraisal. Contacts: William Child Amersham and Prince Child at Howe's Flower-de-Luce in Shoe Lane London.

Academy Prescot-street Goodman’s Griff Inn Amertham Bucks London Aylesbury Uxbridge Middlesex N. B Amersham William Child Prince Child Howe Flower-de-Luce New-street Shoe-lane Londo

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