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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 21, 1735
Page
3
A period racing event at Lympsfield or Westerham is announced with details on purse values and entry conditions. The notice lists thirty pounds in Plate value and entry rules, including horse height limits and rider eligibility, with a decision by the mayor on disputes and race permissions.
The notice advertises Ludlow race events for August including a 44 stone weight hack and a twenty pound Plate with entrance fees of one guinea for subscribers and half a guinea for non-subscribers. It details entry rules, qualification, timing at the Market-House Ludlow, and stipulates certificates and conditions to prevent unqualified horses from entering.
The notice states nine items from Paintings of Mr t FE and a Rake’s Dyojene, to be delivered to subscribers at the 2¢th Laftane griders. Subscriptions open at Hogarth’s Golden Head in Beiceftar-fields until June 22, with payment on delivery. After delivery, price rises to two Guineas per Proposals. Hogarth defers publication to 25th of fares, warning against unauthorized copies and legal action to protect the author and arts.
A historical listing of laws detailing their nature kinds and methods of payment with dates and Calrts. The document notes remedies and penalties, and references multiple printers and booksellers including Jeen fertoi W Meadows Cox Elekaions Tscaeey Austen Gillives and RW Willoch. The text appears from an old broadside or catalog with added medicinal works.
A 17th century tract published for J. J. and P. Knapcost at the Crown in Ludovice discusses the nature and end of the sacrament, its biblical basis, and the forms of prayer. It notes a correction in copies regarding page 28 and references St. Luke and St. Paul as part of the original institution.
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