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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 19, 1735
Page
3
A fragmented report recounts executions by the wheel for a cargo theft and multiple named defendants, followed by racing announcements at Hounslow Heath and Brentford with purses and entrants, plus stock market snippets and insurance listings. The piece blends grim court details with late 18th or early 19th century racing and financial notices.
A Wednesday Daily NMM Advertiser report claims a false accusation against a gentleman of Wapch and Rotherhith. An infamous letter dated June 18 at Sam's Coffee House alleges the deed, offering fifty pounds reward to the author if convicted in His Majesty's courts.
A six year old girl is reported missing from the Grounds of John Alowen near Keardtheet. She is described as with hair singed at the forehead and chest. A Guinea reward is offered for the return to John Keys at the Ropbuth or to John Dalroi at Bromky in Ewens.
A fragmentary notice outlines multi day races at Marlborough on August 26 to 28. Purse sums include fifty, twenty, and twenty pounds for horses never winning specified plates. Entry fees are listed per horse and day, with weight and class constraints and near-term dispatch rules by local stewards.
A historical notice outlines Canterbury race meetings with rules for entries and purses. Entries open by the day of entrance with subscription by Kent freeholders and governing figures Duke of Dorset and Earl of Leicester to settle age and running disputes. Various plates and weights are listed for July and August meetings with conditions on entries and timings at Barham Dolwin and the Bowling Green House.
To be sold situate in Wakees Coln alias Coln Wake in Essex County seven miles from Colchester and six from Halfleadsi Cee Av Farm and Lands. Yearly rent 361 pounds with 40 shillings freehold, remainder copyhold of Fordham and Creppinghall. Grove two acres with about two years growth excluded. Enquire of Mr. Henshaw, Attorney at Law, Leadenhall Street.
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