STAPLEFORD Stallion SPORTSMAN at Five Guineas a Mare
In the Babraham sale season at Stapleford near Nottingham the horse SPORTSMAN stands fifteen hands two inches high and offers mares at five guineas per season and five shillings the groom. He was bred by John Boriafe Warren and is by Old Cade out of a mare line tracing to Lord Godolphin Arabian stock. Sporesman, seven years old, defeated Juniper at Lichfield and won the Jockey Club Plate at Newsmarket the same year, taking the Ladies’ Vine at Huntingdon. Good gra for mares and money due at the stable door when mares depart.
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Matossuxy
Stockbridge
Hum
Goa
Heber
Stapleford
Nottingham
Jace John Boriafe Warren
Old Cade
Lord Godolphin
Silver-tail
Careless
Fearnought
Heneage
Mr. Huil
Rattle
John Harper
Darley
Lord Tracey
Thomas Gresley
Mr. Cook
Dadsworth
N.B. Sporesman
Mr. Gorge
Juniper
Litchfield
Newsnarket
Lord Pargmore
Huntingdon
Mr. Shafco
Wildair
Sir Jamies Lowthes
AC i Graog
Duke of Kinighon
Holme
Pierrepont Pont
Crs
Eles
Eaes Arabian
Thomas GE Kiatian
Dodsworth
Helmsley Turk
Beuy’s
Grey
Carves
Goulder’s Green
Barnet
Hampstead
Hendon
Casa
Jay
Meif
Tayler
Lloyd Sand
Minglam
Bere
Temple-Bar
Mef Smith
Bard Street
London
Mell
Taylor
Lloyd
Goin
Birmingham
Basingstoke
Wall
Gardiner
Vine
Barlingstoke
Wenma WN and Co
Royal Exchange
India Company
Jamaica
Simaller
CHARLES WENMAN_ and Co
Royal
Gultom-house
Mountain
Lisbon
William Rapiey
Drogeilt
Queen’s Head
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holbourn
Public notice and property sales in early London listings
An archival fragment announces Edward Gooper's gravel walk machine service and garden planning offerings at the Corner House in Kensington plus sales of estates in Derby and York. It mentions Cranes A and Masters of the High Court of Chancery notices and a Decree sale date at Symonds Inn Chancery Lane with parcels of land, rents, and plant stock details.
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Edward Gooper
Kensington
Londaut
High Court of Chancery
Edward’. Montagu
Aet’s Inn
Chancery Lane
London
Dublin
George the
Henry Tilson
Coates Park
County of Derby
Matthew Fretwell
Baker’s
Exchange-Alley
Tynesday
Browning
Symonds Inn
Beachill and
Knarefm Borough
County of York
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Newmarket
King’s Place
Kileverrand
Wewymarket
South WA
Neather Hall
Bury
Suffolk
Kise Haron
Bins
E. M
Coates
Smeaton
Northalferton
Yorkshire
Raoy
County of
Durham
Davy
Babra‘ham
Snip
Cadey
Kim
Tiney
Ireland
Coxe
Ham Court
Chertsey
Surry
N. B. Skim
Squirrel
John Tuting
Mask
N.B
Willidma
Weccas
Davis Sixter
Benjamin
Bikar
Arijampent
Aecsiat
Thoroas
Tam Grifich
Sy Pee Didber
Lion
Mooi Tavern
Weybridge
Pleasaucett
Lord Lincoln’s Park
Richard Stamford
Ashborne-Green
Ashborne
Richard Hayne
Volgarre
Younc
C1bank
Jace Pasicavca
M. de Voltaire
de Philanger
FeBeuaRry
Academy of Sciences At Arts
Spain
Dr. Young
Franklin
Philadelphia
Richardson and Urquhart
Fookfellers
Royal Exchage
Cornhill
W. Grifha
Catherine-Street
Seeond
Great
Britain
Deelend
Eyfibily
Pee
Gonffantinople
Oliman
Bathaw
Trebifonde
Niatomer’ Pachw
Aleppo
Amon
Alexanria
Sdlonica
Genoa
Leghorn
Carsair
Tunis
Grand Duke of Tuscany
Republic of Venice
Algerines
Cadiz
Reland
House of Commons
Bigwell
Great Britain
Commons of Ireland
Oder
Bagwell
Henry VII
England
Philip and
Mary
Poyning
A&t
Philip
Quilin
Conan Gioners
Tate