Charitable Corporation Court to Vote on Recovery Measures
A Spring era notice states the Charitable Corporation for Relief of Industrious Poor calls a General Court at their meeting place on a Friday to decide on the following question. The court will consider approving the filing of a bill against late committee men and assistants and others named, and review steps by the committee for recovering money and effects due to the corporation.
Ludlow and Wigan Race Meetings Advertise Wells and Races
A late 18th century notice details multiple race meetings at Ludlow on August 13 21 and 24 with purses from twenty to fifty pounds. Entries require ownership declarations and subscriptions, with cockfighting and social events at Ludlow inns. Wigan announces races on July 1 2 and 3 with varied purses and entry fees, plus rules for entrants and substitutions. A reward is offered for capturing a specific grey horse near Lady Wentworth's residence.
Leighton and Cow Meadow Races Advertised in Bedfordshire
The notice lists August racing at Leighton Meadow with purses of twenty and fifty guineas on the 21st and 22nd, entry rules, contributor charges, and penalties. It also details Cow Meadow races on August 13 and 14 with weights, heats, entry fees, and conditions, plus notices of balls, ordinaries, and prize administration. A separate lost horse notice offers a reward for a dark dapple gray gelding and mentions property ads near Chelsea College and Ranelagh House with building leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Meadow
Bedford
Bell Inn
Joseph Tyrrel
Kidlington
Oxon
Tyre
Ohn Downs
Greyhound Inn
Mchfield
London
River of Thames
Ranelagh
Ranelagh -Pyafpedt
Beales a-Clayse
Mr. Timbrell
Grosvenor-street
Square
Mr. Swift
Craven-streec
Strand
Stratford Horse Purse Entries Advertised in July Meeting
In Shottery Meadow near Stratford upon Avon Warwick the July 23 purse for any horse mare or gelding weighs 11 stone 14 pounds with bridle and saddle. Entries must be before the running day in Stratford and fees due. A second purse on July 24 offers twenty pounds with ten stone weight. Subscriptions and rules limit entries per person and require keepers at designated inns. A town purse levy funds and a ladies bill is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demekey
Ludlow
Shropshire
Wednesla
Hujers
Char
Angel Inn
Broadtreet
Wigan
Lancathige
Josie
Egtry
Elding
Seconid-Beft
William Tark
Bao Orie
Leighton
Billington Meadow
Bedfordshire
de Sivan
Edward Walker
Sach
Shottery Meadow
Stratford Upon Avon
Warwick
Stratford
White Lyon
Unicorn
Revelation and Christian Revelation Essays and Tryal
A catalog of historical religious works priced modestly. Includes essays on revelation, nature and end of revelation, and the Tryal of the Witnesses of the Resurrection. Also notes Woolton’s objections and other published replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rice
Jesus
Price
Mr. Woolton
Scarborough Miscellany 1733 and Medical Supplement
A combined notice announces Evward Mirwakp’s Greek writers study supplement to Freind’s History of Physick, praising medical progress after Galen. It also markets The Scarborough Miscellany for 1733 with poems, songs, epigrams, and diversions including Scarborough poems, the Long Room, waters, and a travel Letters collection, priced at sixpence and sixpence or 12d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Trallian
Galen
le Clerc
Freind
Physick
Hans Sloane
Barr
College of Physicians
Royal Society
Evward Mirwakp
F. Gyles
Gray’s Inn
Holbourn
Scarborough
Mr. Gay
Exeter
Dicky
Scarborough Castle
J. Wilford
Ss. Paul’s
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Elizabeth Wenaworth
Christopher Robinson
Welby
Lincolnshire
John Pemberton
Buck
Freerstreet
Martin Bryson
Pookfeller
Newcastle
Rice
Dicky Dickenson