Notice of funeral assurance payments at Serjeants-Inn
The Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance-Office announces attendance at Serjeants-Inn Fleet Street on July 3 and subsequent Fridays and Tuesdays for one month to settle claims arising from the deaths of numerous named individuals including Richard Arnold Richard Heywood and John Bland, with 110 pounds due to each claimant’s executors or assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serjeants-Inn
Corporation of the Amicable Society
Fleet-street
Richard Arnold
Sittingbourne
Kent
Linholder
John August
Tower of London
George Bellamy
Princes-Court
Westiminster
John Bignel
St. Aldares
Oxford
John Bland
Mine-Square
Southwark
Priscilla Burt
Edward Bart
Admiraltty
Alexander Cleeve
Cornhill
Pewrerer
Elizabeth Elmes
Ayloffe-street
Red-Lyon-stree
Robert Gay
Hatton-Garden
Hester Gould
John Gould
Greyhound
Ely
Robert Monfey
Catton
Norwich
Norfolk
Hackford
Thomas Munday
Newgate Market
London
Peter Newcome
St. John
Hackney
John Parsloe
Jate
Barbican
Jane Porter
Hall
John Porter
All Saints
City of York
Catherine Rogers
Churchman’s
St. Martin’s-lane
St. Martin In the Fields
John Adams Sax
Black Horse
Exeter-street
Scrand
Burlace
Chequer Court
Whitecross-street
County of Middlesex
James Seamer
Mirre-Court
Fleet Street
Goldsmith
Thomas Smith
Villars-street
York-Buildings
Strand
Gent
William Stretton
Newgate-Market
Fiennes
William Styles
St. Martin’s Court
Hynck
Alice Whitehead
Thomas Whitehead
New Tothill-street
St. Margaret
Westminster
John Willis
Tower-street
Reiss Wiliamson
Putney
County of Orrey
Insurance Society Claims Widows and Orphans Aid
A printed account details the rise and present state of the society over 28 years with 2308 claimants. It notes 225,781 pounds provided for widows and orphans and invites inquiries at the office on Fleet Street with daily attendance from nine to three. R. Miculet, Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Faid Society
Faid
Sesjeants-Lin
Fleec-Street
R. Miculet
Regifer
Canterbury Races Open Entries On Barham Down
The notice details July racing at Barham Down near Canterbury with the King's Plate of 1903 Guineas for horses six years or younger, weights two pounds, and multiple plates including a Forty Guineas event. Clerk of the Course to enter entries July 16 with rules from the London Gazette.
Denbigh Race Week Proposals and Desertion Notice
Denbigh announces three race days on August 7 8 and 9 with purses up to fifty guineas for horses mares geldings galloways and hunters. Entries due before July 20 at Denbigh with fees and weights listed. Also a deserter alert for Paul Clements of Col Lascelles’s Company offering two guineas reward for information or capture and detailing his appearance and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerens
Paul Clements
Col. Lascelles
Marty
Charles Wills
Bath
Great Britain
Lee
France
Westminster
Howling
Gloucestershire
Preston Rages Race Meet Purse and Entry Provisions
A late 18th century notice details three racing purses on the Inflane 24th with weights, ages, and entrance fees. includes conditions for horses, certificates, weighings, and concessions for aged horses. Also notes cockfighting each forenoon and nightly assemblies at listed public houses.
Lewes Races at Lewes Downs Sussex August Plate Events
The King's Plate of one hundred guineas will be run at Lewes Downs on Thursday August 16 for horses mares or geldings not over six years, with twelve stone, three years round the Hear's Course. Entries due at Verrall's Coffee-house Lewes by Wednesday. A Plate of twenty guineas on Friday August 17 for ten stone and at least three entries. A Plate of fifty guineas on Saturday August 18 for horses mares or geldings never won a plate or match of fifty pounds, carrying ten stone. Entries due at Verrall's Coffee-house in Lewes one week before racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Barham Down
Duke of Dorfer
Earl of
Rockingham
London Gazette
Denbigh
Denbigh Green
Galloways
Galloway
N. B
Crass i Denbigh
Thomas Price
de Gourfe
Lewes
Lewes Downs
Sussex
Duke of Newcastle
Beccles Races Purse Two Events At Beccles Suffolk
Races at Beccles Suffolk involve Galloways for fourteen hands and nine stone, with entrance and contributor fees, followed by a second purse for horses mare or gelding never winning above five pounds, all details to be posted with John Harris, Clerk of the Course, and all horses measured and entered before the day of racing. An assembly at Lawn Hall each night is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Rages
Graf
Richard Addiison
D. N. B. Tiree
Bacaf
Red Lyon
Beccles
Suffolk
Wight
Hortemuinthis
John Harris
Beccl