SHREWSBURY RACES 1765 Plate racing purse list
A July 1765 notice from Shrewsbury details a racing program for September at Bicketon Heath with purses of 50, 200, and 300 guineas, entries required by early September, rules on weights, disputes to be settled by five subscribers, and an ordinary at the Raven. It also notes a public breakfast, assemblies, and new turf facilities plus Bardana Elixir promotion.
Ipswich Races 1765 Newmarket Entries and Conditions
Account of Ipswich Races in July 1765 by order of the stewards. Two days of racing at Ipswich New Race Ground with the Hundred Guineas on Tuesday for four year old horses over two miles four furlongs, and the Gentlemens Supfers tion Purse of Kitty Pounds on Wednesday for five to ten years old horses never having won a Royal Plate. Details include entrance fees, weights, penalties, and rules. subscriptions required by May 1765. penalties for nonsubscription. drum and flag costs. and conditions about liquor sales at the ground. Sir Charles Davis, Bart and W Wollaston, Esq named as stewards.
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Warwick
Atlizes
Burt
Pat Whitefall
Heber
Peterborough
Northamptonshire
Roth
N.B
Ling
Sir J. Lowther
Lord Bolingbroke
Tor
Lord Rockingham
Bolingbroke
Lord Orford
Mr. Grevaill
Mr. Panton
Mr. Vernon
Mr. Meymill
Mr. Burlton
Lord Bolingroke
Shatro
Lacham
Beacon Co Wrfe
Shrewsbury
Bicketon’s Heath
Lord Clive
Thomas Hill
Gitewice
Edward Podmers
George and Dragon
John Morris
Mardell Head
Ipswich
Newmarket
Ipswich New Race
Pane
Bach Horse
Great White Horse
Atrance
Sir Charles Davis
Many W. Wollaston, Esq
Spalding
Spalding Course
County of
Lincoln
St. Glaml
Anticles
Eaghe
Smith
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Races and Auctions at Spalding and London
Old notices detail horse races at Spalding August 14 16 with fifty pound stakes and entry fees, plus auctions in London for Freehold estate Pine Farm near Woolwich and a large Warwickshire household sale. Also listed are auctions of farms in Northumberland and Shropshire with particulars for bidders and required certificates.
Appointment of Benjamin Baron as Postmaster General
In America New York on May 6 Benjamin Baron formerly Ely secretary to Sir Charles Hardy is named Postmaster General of the Southern District of North America. On May 13 Sir William Johnson at Johnson Hall reports successful negotiation with Iroquois and a smooth course of affairs. Captain Airfield arrived from Madeira and brings word of Spy’s voyage to Africa countermanding orders to destroy French settlements in the Gambia.
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America
New York
Benjamin Baron
Ely
Charles Hardy
Gerral
North AmeriCa
Willian Johnson
Johnson Hall
Airfield
Madeira
Waeth
Airwright
Great Britain
France
Passage News From Kinsale and Dublin Garrison Appointments
June 13 report from Kinsale notes Weymouth 66 guns capt. Collins arrived after eleven months from Bengal in poor health with officers from the 79th regiment once at Manila conquest. John and Mary of Cork from Bordeaux met a large passenger ship returning from Caen. Lords Justices appoint Lt. David Wine Stanley to act Deputy Town Major in Dublin. The 2d Queen's Regent and Montagne regiments aboard Aragoons (Hale) to reach Dublin by the 24th to embark for the Isle of Man posting for future transport.
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Kkelan D. Corte
Kinsale
Majzlly
Weymouth
Collins
Bengal
Mach
Wal
Manilla
John and Mary
Cork
Bourdeaux
Caen
France
Dublin
David Wine Stanley
S1st Regiment of Foot
Queen’s Royal Regiment of Four
Montagne’s
Hale’s
Man
Arri
Simeur
Duchess of Gordon Arrives in Scotland From London
Sunday morning in Edinburgh the Dutchess of Gordon and her two daughters landed from London with her Grace to return north. From Dunkeld reports say four men were injured in a dung-cart accident at Caputh, one dying within twelve hours. The wounded man accused a cousin of the deed before dying. the accused was seized but rescued by locals and later taken to Perth gaol.
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Scotlan
Edinburgh
London
Gordon
Ney
Dunkeld
Rhae
Caputh
Perth
University honors and local notices from Cambridge to Norfolk
The region reports a High Steward’s letter to the Senate praising the university and Earl of Harwicke’s election. City officials in Norwich express thanks to Harbord Flatberd and Edward Bacon for securing a subsidy act. Clergy changes include Philip Leach to Ewart Winehy and John Shebbeare to Caiton. Customs officers seize 665 pounds of reze. Dr Edward Blake, vicar of Terworth, dies.
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Cambridge
Earl of Har
Norwich
James Poole
Harbord Flatberd
Harbord
Edward Bacon
Philip Leach
Eurt Winehy
Norfolk
John Shebbeare
Caiton
Loch
John Tyrell Barr
Liverpoole
William Richets
Charles Clayton
Craildwell
Fe’naight
Edward Blake
Terworth
Glncestershire
St. Thomas
Salasbury
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Woolwich
Keart
Reyair
Boughey
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Southwark
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Campbell
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Editare
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Slifbury
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Winborne
Sherborne
Pool
Safterbury
Tambe
Pall-Mal
Harvina
Garraway’s Coffee- Hestakean Exchange
Alley
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Noaa Ali Ead
Hartburn
Northumbera
Newcastle
Morpeth
Sporang
Lettency
North Shiel
Robert Harding
Weineslay
Che
William Waxp
Rowland Hilias
F. Longman
Wailker
Warshouse
Lane
Wessels
Turlington
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Buchin Lane
Car
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