London Stallion Advertisements in 1760 at Five Guineas
London notices advertise multiple stallions for cover at five guineas per mare and five shillings per groom. The running horse Young Traveller and Traveller of RacHaRD TATYERSALL are among sires offered at two guineas. Addresses include Hercules Pillars and Rose and Crown Hyde Park Corner. Details praise pedigree, form, and stakes with guidance on mare payment at the stable door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bywell
Newcastle Upon
Lgor
George Wailés
Heber
William Green
Sun Inn
Maidenhead
Berkshire
Dri i ER
Bever
Snake
Turk
Thwatt
Yorkshire Acaster
Ling ‘Hulders
Grantham
Duke of Rutlard
Tark
Betty Percival
Leed
Asalian
Leeds
Driver
Burford
River
Guilavus
Ireland
Guilfordy
Panton
Newmarket
Cocker
Marcaflin
Facaver
Mr. Panton
Gall
England
N. B. Soreheels
Balto
Eyerly Furk
Little Scar
Bay Mote
Crab
Black Legs
Snip
Pellani
Barb
Mr. John Jones
Grimthorpe
Lincolnshire
Infant
Earl of Godolphin
Hobgoblin
Whitefoot
Queen Anne
James Lowther
Mirza
Lace
Swimimer
N.B
Grimsthorpe
Stamford
Colsterworth
Granuiam
Bourn
London
Thello
Douglas
Hercules Pillars
Wisdom
Rose and Crown
Hyde Park Corner
Young Traveller
Isville Hams
Richard Tatyersall
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Yousse Traveller
Gil Traveller
Bartlet
Clitters
Flying Childers
Mr. Durham
Hambleton
Galloway
Thomas Gaf- Coirne
W.coartsworth
Stockton
Mr. Davis
Shrewsbury
Reinforcement plans amid German regiments and ship venture
Yesterday a mail from Paris reports German infantry regiments too weak for field service to be reinforced by incorporating other Regiments. A fleet fitting at Bordeaux with Gradis and Son is to be divided into 400 shares for outward cargo to West Indies and back profits estimated at 4 800 000 livres. The King’s share and Gradis commissions set out, with maintenance of crews if ships are lost. Pessailles notes recovery of the Marshal Duke de Belleisle and a reform plan for European infantry, while the Prince of Soubise stays in Paris.
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Empire
Boterdeaux
Meff
Gradis
Pessailles
Marshal Duke de Belleisle
Urope
Prince of
Soubise
Paris
Princess of Conde
M. de la Broile
Spirit of Unity and Loyalty behind Ireland’s War Effort
Dublin reports a surge of national defiance as Parliament approves a 300000 vote of credit plus 150000 earlier sum for the king’s service. People in every region mobilize for defence against invasion, with northern crowds arming themselves with improvised weapons to resist French forces at Carrickfergus. The Earl of Rothes and Generals Fitzwilliam, Montague, and Follier depart for points of deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR Elawn
Dublin
Mbarsty
Carrickfergus
Earl of Rothes
Fitzwilliam
Montague
Follier
Armies Gather for Newry Rendezvous and City Militia Order
Reports from Newry describe drum and dragoon mobilization for a rendezvous at Armagh, and Duke of Bedford orders 1850 stands of arms for the city militia. Exhortations urged peaceable conduct to show government goodwill. Marriages and local notices fill the Gloucester and Newcastle segments, including the Pembroke militia marching to Bristol and a rector found dead aged ninety two.
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Newry
Armagh
Duke of Bedford
Killeere
Meath
Moss Sophia Lowther
Gorgs Lowther
Ratoath
Fert
Gloucester
Pembrokeshire
Bristol
Dighton
Earlington
Paslor
Newcastle
Northumberland
Alnwick
Berwick Upon Tweed
La‘ely
St. Andrew’s Church
Bishop-Auckland
James Towers
St. Andrew’s
Lion of Shields
Josephn Hey
Matter
Port News Deal Arrivals From His Majesty's Ships and Sloops
Deal March 4 Arrived his Majesty's Ship Dover from a Cruize and remains in the Downs with the Deptford Winchester Woolwich Aquilon and Rose Men of War the Experiment armed Ship the Hosnet and Blappy Sloops the Nancy Jennings for Gibraltar the Thomas and Jane Barlow the Elizabeth Brown and Amity's Advice Longbottom Vi uallers Wind NE blows fresh.
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Port News
Deal
Dover
Downs
Deptford
Winchester
Woolwich
Aquilon
Rose
Experiment Arm
Nancy
Jennings
Gibraltar
Thomas and Jane
Barlow
Elizabeth Brown
Amity
Longbottom
Dutch Warships in Bengal Alarms and Thurot’s Raid
London reports detail seven Dutch men of war with 500 treeps aboard entering Bengals after poor accounts to Admiral Pocock. French commander Monf. Thurot, aboard the Belfisle, attacked Lelus. Belfisle disabled, Thurot killed, 160 crew lost. Three French ships surrendered in Ramsay Bay. prisoners sent to Dublin. Provision demands, Carrickfergus fortification weathered neglect, and Thurot’s Boulogne birth noted.
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London
East Indies
Admiral Pocock
Monsieur Thuror
Ellorry
Bellille
Lelus
Belfisle
Aolus
Mizen Matt
M. Thurot
Zolus
Ramsay Bay
Elliott
Dublin
Belfast
Carrickfergus
Ireland
Monf
Thurot
Boulogne
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Sultan
Tutk Greville
Duke of Wharcon
Whynor
Darley
Lord Tyacy
Whumfey
Glenn Heper
Rilliant
Scarborough
Duke of Devonshire
Fairy
Mr. Paston
Witherington
Parcner
Young Childers
Woodcock
Grey Turk
Marshall
Sammuel Tate
Mickleham
Leatherhead
Surrey
Sip
Bloody Burrocks
Grey!ound
Makerers
Brimmer
Place
Dodkworth
Winaief
Rev E
King Pepiun
James Lenox Curron
Tel Cover
William Waddington
Presbury
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
Cartouch
William Morgan
Tredegar
Flanders
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