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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 05, 1765
Page
2
Notices detail 1769 race events across May with dates May 14 to May 18 on Epsom Downs including Nobles Plate Ladies Plate and Town Plate events for various ages and weights. Subscriptions and entry rules set, with details on fees and penalties, plus notice that the Grey Arabian horse will cover at Kilburn and Turpin the Derby winner’s lineage offered for stud with rates and locations.
The town of Wakefield plans regular cattle and sheep markets throughout the year. Dealers are to hold a meeting on Wednesday to arrange sales for fat and lean stock. The first auction will be fenced by March 27 at seven in the morning, with ground laid out for the event.
Reports from Vienna, Hamburg, Hague, and Paris detail tariff changes, royal appointments, and court intrigues. The King’s import and export duties are set to be published. nobles and envoys depart for Berlin and Vienna. regiments to be completed by April. A bishop is banished for theological theses, and royal gifts support orphans and the army amid unrest. An alarming wolf and Lunist movement spreads through geographies in Var and Languedoc with promised funds and public notices posted.
In Chelmsford in March the Rev Mr Garwood of Penthoe died. Dr Frost of Hadleigh narrowly escaped drowning near Stoke by Nayland as his postchaise fell. one horse perished, the other saved with a rope tied to the driver. Millier Randall, a 25-year-old servant to Thomas Phipps, Esq, was committed to gaol for suspected infanticide. A robbery near Wilton saw Mr Deverel lose two guineas. In Gloucester, the Bishop funded relief for the poor. Thomas Tudor and John Davis escaped from Warwick Castle after plotting crimes, using shoemaker thread and a broomstick to scale the 30-foot wall.
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