Huntingdon Races 1760 Noblesmen and Gentlemen Sweep Stakes
The July 29 1760 Huntingdon meeting lists multiple races for four to six year old horses at distances from two to four miles. Entries require entrance money and penalties apply for previous winners. A cock fighting main is noted to accompany the races.
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Ipswich
Ipswich New Race
Tree Hears
Duke of Grafton
Ware Horse Tavern
Prestlers
Pertons
Ene
Great White Hof
Fileven
Rowlandd Hocwm
Joan Dave
C. Hat
Newmarket
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Dublin
Castlebar
Mayo
Newport
Gore Browne
Ely
Cramer
Col. Maguire
Bayazet
Dumby Childers
Tusday
His Majesty’s Plate
Joan Hill Forster
Promise
Ralph Gore
Alfred
Sun
Lord Godolphin
Henry Fortescue
Efgr
Hajzeia
Bajazer
Conqueror
Stratford Races 1760 Purse Notices and Hunter Rules
Stratford upon Avon July 1760 notices: two Purse races for horses with age and weight limits, entry fees and steward rules. Thomas Brett allowed to ride. cocking included. Also a missing mare alert near Colwall Hereford with reward, rider details, and where to claim.
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Stratford Upon
Co Carry &T
Krunters
Hat
Robert Pryce
King’s Head
Bey Bona Fide
N. B. Ic
Thomas Brett
Newmarket
Thad Knoe
Hosse
Horke
Richard Jones to Open Green Dragon Inn Hereford
Richard Jones, late keeper of the King’s Arms Tavern in Welcloe Square, announces removal to the Green Dragon Inn Hereford and that the house will open on the 28th of this month. He invites gentlemen travellers to be accommodated in a manner and on reasonable terms.
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Richard Jones
King's AX Arms
Welclofe Square
Green Dragon Inn
Hereford
Mail From Holland and Wars Across Europe Reported
A digest of dispatches dated May to June from Madrid Rome Civita Vicchia Warsaw and Breslau notes varied weather health issues a Jesuit building project in Genoa Genoan court tensions with Rome and Sardinia King of Sardinia offering mediation. Military mobilizations across Saxony Prussia Bohemia and Mecklenberg Schwerin include Austrian and Russian forces near Schweidnitz and Colberg with skirmishes and troop movements toward Königsbruck and Torgau.
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Feliciaro Velho
East Indies
Sam
Madrid
Rome
Chevalier de St. George
Portugal
Brazils
Genoa
Civita Vicchia
Sardinia
Holy See
Republick of
Warsaw
Poplin
Mewe
de Sohnkoff
Colberg
Saxony
Fune
Konigsbruck
Prussia
Riesa
Torgau
Grimma
Colditz
Meiffen
Noffen
Breslau
Laudohn
Glaiz
Reichenbach
Schweidnitz
Fouquer
Prince Henry
Fouquet
Golize
Whch
Freyberg
Berlin
Pomerania
Forcade
Poole
New Stettin
Count de Tortleben
Magde
Munster
Sparke
Rhine
Duffeldorp
Fritzlar
Neder-Melrich
Prince of
Muan
French affairs at Brussels and European tensions spread
News from Hague and London reports M de Leffeps in Brussels amid unsettled private or public matters. Dispatches describe Prussian forces near Schweidnitz and warnings of potential moves, with Duke de Broglio and Choiseul weighing mediation and Holy See protection. Atlantic and harbor dispatches note Rodney’s squadron keeping the French coast in alarm, port arrivals at Plymouth and Lisbon, and captures of French ships and vessels along the Atlantic fringe.
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Hague
M. de Leffeps
France
Brussels
London
Schweidnitz
Fune
Bolckenhain
Freyberg
Fouquer
Liebersdorf
Zerkenberg
Baumgarten
Prince Henry
Sprottau
Fouquet
H_ad
Laudoln
Francfort
Duke de Broglio
Queer
Holy See
Halifax
Quebec
Murray
Portmouth
Havre
Rodney
Spithead
Durell
Royal George
Royal Ann
Royal Sovereign
Launceston
Plymouth
His Majesty
Burford
St. Florenine
Juno
Adventure
Bay
Sampson
Bayonne
Phoebe
Gabriel
Liverpool
Africa
St. Joseph
Pool
South Carolina
Coventry
Molly
Largmore
Grand Terre
Glasgow
Thames
Sarah
Ellis
Falmouth
Malaga
Gibraltar
Admiral Saunders
Cape Finisterre
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Colwall
Joseph Hartland
Malvern
Upton
Severn
Che Widow Smith
Leovarlin Worcester
John Rider
Calwall
Price
Ohn Asgill
Dublic
M. Coover
Holland
Lisbon
Country News
York
Jatz
Milford
Babram
Manchester
Chester
Astley
Hulme Fields
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