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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1767

Page

2

Newmarket Spring Meeting Opens With Horse Races

The 1767 Newmarket Spring Meeting begins Monday April 7 with detailed entries for Monday through Saturday. Notable heats include Marquis of Rockingham and Duke of Grafton entries racing for hundreds of guineas, with many horses and owners listed and entrance fees noted.

Newmarket Forest Marquis of Rockingham Mr. Vernon Otho B. C Duke of Grafton Lord Offory B.C Pilgrim Pigeon Charles Bunbury Mr. Wentworth Lor Mr. Wallett Persius Whistle-jacket Mr. Shaftoe Brilliant Lord Grosvenor Yous Snip Duke of Bridgewater Villager Mr. Panton Blank Snap Sir John Moore Cygnet Lord Farnham South Duke of R.C Ray Malton Arkham John Moore Herod Lord Bolingbroke Nettle Balazer Mr. Prate Regulus Mr. Burlton H.C Lord Orford Captain Duke of Northmberland Love of Bridgewater Newcomb Posthumus Lord Ko Jingbroke Ed Bacchus Forrester Mr. Conolly Eddy Entrance Duke of Kington Careless Lord Holingbroke Polly D.C Marquis of Rockinghan Prophet Lofty Mr. March Mr. Pratt Cole Cape Milbank W. B

London Dispatches and City Court Debates at Whitehall

Dispatches of importance were sent from the Secretary's Office to the Earl of Stormont in Vienna. Duchess of Norfolk arrived at Privy Garden with her party, and Sir Charles Bunbury and his Lady followed to the same house. At the Court of Common Council the Lord Mayor reported on presenting a copy of the freedom in a gold box to the Duke of Cumberland, whose answer was entered in the Journals. London Bridge reports were postponed due to member absence after debates.

London Earl of Stormont Vienna Dutchess of Norfolk Privy Garden Whitehall Charles Bunbury Counry Duke of Cumberland London Bridge

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