To COVER this Season 1700 At Everoron Glucestershire
Racing terms describe pricing for breeding mares at Everoron in Glucestershire. It notes fees for the season at Three Guineas a mare and Half a crow for the servant, payable at the Stable Door or upon mares being taken.
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Bywell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
George Wailes
Merlin
Mr. Cooke
Epsom
Scond
Litcle Harley
Blank
Also
Scar
Lorelee
Mittake
N.B
Newmarket
Heber
Gower
Little David
Lord Gower
C. Wwiil
Mr. Bell
York-Gate
Leeming-Lane
Thirth
Yorkshire
Godolphin
N. B
Lord Rockingham
Cato
Lim
Galloway
Heler
Everoron
Glucestershire
Liberty III
Wick
Worcester
James Lenox Dutton
Hartley
Bartlet Childers
Mr. Ovington
Liberty
Duke
Shock
Jigs
Dormouse
Partner
Makeless
Brimmer
D Place
White Turk
Do¢sworth
Achilles
Hebev
Evvorp
Litchfield
Staffordshire
Aslam GaRrick
Earl of Portmore
Foothoor
Knaresbrough
Torkshire
England
Sauncers
Spain
Beha viour of M Thurot at Islay noted in letter
In a Letter from Islay the Circumstances of M Thurot are described. He is a well built 28 year old Frenchman with British extraction and English is spoken. On February 16 he and about 10 officers were hosted aboard a vessel at Islay where friendly civility prevailed. He paid 50 guineas for flour after two sloops were plundered. A council of war is mentioned for Sunday February 17.
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Edinburgh
Islay
M. Thurot
M‘neil
M‘donald
Claggencarroch Bay
Mac Donald
Desperate Belleisle Raid Details and mutinous mood
The Belfisle expedition narrative describes 13 men aboard the Bel leisle with 11 pushing for plunder and destruction whereas M Thurot and one other opposed the majority. They raided Islay fields for cattle and potatoes, paid in dubious bills, and faced supply issues, with crews ill after weeks at sea. A boat party of five appeared ashore seeking escape, triggering coastal alarms along Solway Firth.
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Belfisle
M‘donald
M. Thurot
Bellisle
Scotland
Campbell
Ardmore
Paris
Bergen
France
St. George’s Channel
Ieland
M. ConMans
Elliott
Belleisle
Solway Firth
Notable deaths and maritime honors across England and Wales
Poole records the death of Spence Young Ely mayor in office while nearby news notes a civic tribute to Capt Elliott from Cockermouth after his gallant conduct. The week brings marriages at Brecknock and Abergavenny, a rare woodcock specimen in Carmarthen, and ships patrolling the coast. Birmingham reports Dr Wilkes’s death. Southampton wires a wife murdered by a publican with a poker.
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Country News
Poole
Spence Young
Ely
Nearcastle
Cockermouth
Whitehaven
Elliott
William Shaftoe
Carrycoats
Molly Stoko
John Phillips
Brecknock
Abergavenny
Carmarthen
Woodcock
Wilkes
Willenhall
Thomas Unett. Salisoury
Southampton
Last Night Sailed Majette’s Sloop Speedwell and Mercury
IPOEL NEWS reports a departure last night as Majette’s sloop Speedwell sails with the Mercury, Harrold, and the East-India Packer the Norwich Thomson bound for Lifgen. The fragment indicates a maritime commerce or shipping movement with named vessels and captains.
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Ipoel News
Deal
Speedwell
Mercury
Harrold
East- India Packer
Norwich
Thomson
Lifgen
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Mrveay Y Brown
Lord Chedworth
Jares Lowther
Whitefoot
Silverlocks
Bald Galloway
Leeus
Spinster
Huc
N.B. Eyeford
Stow On
the Wold
Gloucestershire
Chippingworton
Burford
Oxfordshire
Hebere
London
Thello
Douglass
Hercules Villars
Wisdom
Rose and Crown
Hyde Dark Corner
King’s Heap
Coventry
Pamlace
Gerrlenen
Traveliers
B. Keene
A .B. Post
Engand
Martindale
Croydon
Surrey
Babraham
Ben
Luton
Bedfordshire
John Truftram
William Reeves
Bishopsgate Street
Ewhurst
Hampshue
Balingsoke
Newbury
Reading
Kenner
Bath Road
Biwhurst
George Durnton
Winchester
Red Cow Inn
Haymarket
Whitecharel
Robert Chiddick
John Coverly
Prescot Street
Gootman
Gravesend
Kent
Prescot-Street
Goodsman’s Fields
Mary Barker
St. Mary-Cray
Keno
Charles Greenwood
Rood-Lane
George Chapman
Sc. Mary Cray
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