Tetbury Races 1965 Purse Details and Rules
A July Tetbury race meeting outlines purses for five and six year old horses never winning more than fifty pounds and for four year olds never winning fifty pounds, with weights, bridle and saddle included. Certificates of age to be shown. non-subscribers pay higher entrance fees. If one horse entries, refunds apply. events staged at Market Hall Tetbury with multiple ordinaries and social events nightly.
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Tetbury
Tetbury Courte
Newmarket
Smith
Stracey
Prince
George
Bey Vol
Cat Meser
Pwenty
Chat
Flower-de-Luce Inn
Oxford
Patt
Oxford Races 1765 Purse at Port Meadow Oxford
The notice advertises races on Port Meadows near Oxford on Tuesday August 2 for purses totaling fifty pounds. Entry rules require six year olds and younger horses not to have won more than forty pounds, with prizes of twenty four pounds for the best horse and minor purses for other placements.
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Oxford
Port-Meadow
London
Adbourn
Welling
Hertfordshire
A.B
Cottee House
Great Marlborough Street
Debts Due to Estate and Travel by Turnpike Chaifes
Indebted persons to the Estate of Alexander Master and Edward Roly Bankropes must pay John Girattan of Old Broad Street London who is authorized to receive. Notices warn summons if unpaid. Four wheel port chairs with horses to carry five passengers at 6d a mile on the London to Nottingham turnpike from Mitre Harnec Flower-deluce St Albans Bedford Arms Dunkable 7d per mile. Continuous listings of inns and routes follow with rates.
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Alexander Master
Edward Roly Bankropes
John Girattan
Oid Broads Street
London
Nottingham
Mitre
Harnec
St. Alban’s
Bedford Arms
Red Lion
Woovurn
Saracen’s Head
Newport- Pagnell
Northampton
Angel
Ditto
Walbot
Markee-Harborough
Lion and Lamb
Leicester
Three Crowns
Loughborough
Bridge-Foot
Edinburgh notices and parliamentary update from June 15
Public notices from 18th century Scotland report authorities forbidding iron utensil manufacture for culprits with a royal pardon, plus social and political items. Grace the Duchess of Hamilton and the Marquis of Lorn arrive in Edinburgh, Joh Pringle elected MP for Selkirk, and the ship Janet seized with tea and brandy in Leith. A fire in Maryburgh destroys twenty five houses near Fort Walter in under five hours.
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Branty
Maryburgh
Fort Walt
Floating Funeral Arrivals and Distant Voyages Listed
The fragment lists a jumble of names and places including Plymouth, Meril, St. Malo, Africa, Cowes, Norway, South Carolina, Lynn, Sevilla, Gravesend, Ontaria, Devonshire, Botton, Rotterdam, Polly, Carolinis, Christiana. It reads as a chaotic roll of passengers or deceased cited with origins and destinations amid unclear context.
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Plymouth
Tor Sevilla
Polly
Waalruad
Litben
Gravesend
Mournful Notices and Crimes Recorded in County News
The issue lists deaths and funerals including the Countess Dowager of Waldigrave and Rev. Dr. Edward Blake, with other obituaries. It reports crimes and incidents such as a fraud against a servant girl, a fire at Orrery Street, a blaze near Chippenham, and an owl attack injuring a man, all framed in local court and town-housing context.
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Grignion
Jamius Scott
Trinity College
Cambridge
Seatem
Chari
Green
Royal Oldivaary
Greenwich
William Falconer
Royal Navy
James Melader
Earl of Chesterfield
Crowder
Paterninster Row
Francis Blyth
Royal Exchange
J. Gardner
Parliament Street
Westminster
Etherington
York
Merril
Jackson
Oxford
Meff Smith and Son
Dublin
Great Britain and Ireland
Laree Nay
Horutlon
Doctor i Watker
Daves
Cone P. Answen
Nam
Pope
Walker
Waldigrave
I Xever
Cape
Warnell
Kepols
Hoi
Bateman
SaliPary
Edward Blake
Tortiworth
St. Trois An
Wells
Somerfere
Wicaw Levers
Sherberaz
John Chalvies
Ely
Byxcter
Sue
Orrery St
Mary
Devonshire
Ann
Gloucester
John Goughy
Derry-hill
Chippenham
Wiles
Mullon
Birmingham
Parrett
Hayes
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Holywell
Hill
Hubbard
Ix- Effens
Michaelmas
Ongwoodd House
Anthony Langley Swymmer
Winchester
Southampton
Alresford
Bishops Wa Ciam
Mr. Spearing
Wenman and Co
Rrack
the India Company
Jamaica
Charles Wenman and Co
Rasingstoke
Inn
John Woodtock
Balingstoke
Great Wetterss Road
Sexster
Leafe
Duke of Bolton
Wetbury
Fryminche
Bristol
Samuel Smith
Acige
Thomas Iles
Elizabeth Huntley
Rene
Rchard Parker
Owndes
Spencer
Cornhill
Loncoh
Stead Park
Plunstead
Woolwich
Thanos
Boughey
Tantielk Court
Southwark
Llan
N.B
Campbell
Te Faris-house
Lamse
Lady Napier
Moor- Crichell
Nar Biantfod
Dorsetshire
Koul
Catalopu
le Chen
Tyree
Salisbury
Bloodtort
Winberry
Sieroarne
Pool
Amiof
Mr. Pambe
Pall Malh
Dean
Brice
Daas
Watarlan
Seward Earl of
Chemion
William Dodd
Brecon
Acceain
Gsith
Witney
Re Davis
Sackville-Greer
Piccadills
J. Newbery
Iiss. Pauls Church
Wessels and