Mary in foal to Bauquire of Mr. Reham at Angram
To b SQLD at Angram near Tadcaster in Yorkshire with a mare described as nine years old and around fifteen hands high. She is by the Gower Stallion, son of the Godolphin Arabian, out of Old Flying Whig via Regulus Hip and Harcley blind Bork lineage. The mare is in foal to Bauquire bred by Mr. Fenswick and Mateh em at Angram.
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Angram
Tadcatter
Yorkshire
Regulus
Hip
Bork
Mary
Fenswick
Mateh
Reham
Aristippus 5 continued from our Paper of the 19th instant
An extended monologue critiques political ministers who override sovereigns and bargain with power, suggesting treachery and the decline of empires. It notes the dangers of deceit and the price of corrupted governance, alongside weather and local notices, with various local deaths and events.
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Mons
de Balzack
Rome
Constantinople
Plantation News Item Recalls Barbadoes Attack and Local Incidents
Philadelphia reports from Feb 12 describe Captain Styles pursuing a fired-at Negro after an ambush on a chariot returning to Bridge. A Barbados-bound vessel with Governor Seymour reportedly sprang a leak but stayed afloat. Other notes include plans for a prominent obelisk honoring Pitt and Chatham, and discussions of plantation crops and economic activity in the sugar, coffee, cacao, and pimento trades.
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Philadelphia
Fan
Daminiga
Crosva
Styles
Barbadoes
Fairchild
Allison
Appisuas
Turks Land
Seymour
Chesapeak Bay
Arrivals Report From Various Ports in March
In Gravesend on March 24 the Jason and Cruizer sloop arrived with officers and a crew from the Teneriffe voyage. Other arrivals include the Prince of Brunswick from Nice at Stanzate Creek, Campden from London in the Downs, and ships from Granadeés and Virginia's Lord Campden. Elizabeth, Golly, and Fan ny Alderson reported arrivals from London at Philadelphia.
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Stanzate Creek
Prince of Brunswick
Hutchins
Nice
Virginia
Birth day celebrations for the Duke of York in London
The article notes royal birthday celebrations in London for the Duke of York who has reached his twenty third year. Nobility and the royal family attend a grand entertainment at Calle on-loute to honor the occasion and a forthcoming major plan of operations for the year is expected to be announced soon, signaling wide European concern.
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George Bray
Diffany
Ang
New-York
Pendergast
Dutchess County
Jones
Porto Prince
New
Newcastle
Gateshed
Edward Train
Gars
Salisoury
Winchester
Ds. Ggis
Witney
Oxfordshire
Near-Goq I
CIA
William Jordan
George Smith
John Evans
Rwglas
Sue Jordan
Dorchester
Dewh
Vis
Robert Rymes
Richard
Deke de Lauzun
Dike
Roxborough
Moone Harmer
Charles Palmer
John Ramsden
Mathew Blaiffon
Chles Bunbury
Font Stanlee
L’anglois
Cape
Mettleton
Fletcher
Scraton
Brown
Ray
Johnshuckburgh
Burton
Warwickshire
Ralph Milbay Ke
Eig
Durham
Sherrington
Royal
Sherridgton
Overbury
Worcestershire
John Martin
Efys
London
Duke of York
Walds
Europe
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Mehthire
Cheilire
Love
Cheshire
N. B
Heber
Mr. Carver
Howard's Inn
Lendo
York
Ralph Wright
Sir Henry Hunlock
Mof
Friday Street
Tuomas Tileary
Bagthot
Eph Towse
Staines
Dzmery
Hartford Bridge
Rumsey
EaRee
Francis Herne
Sandhurst
Berks
Blackwater
Tan
Francis Horne
James Rogier
Christopher Wagstafe
Tristram Shandy
Aris
L Hawes
W. Clarke
R. Collins
Paternoster Row
G. Knap
Peterborough
Axterbury
Balguy
Barrow
Bentley
Beveridge
Plackhal
Bundy
Burnet
Ben
Calamy
Cgett
Clarke
Dorrington
Gibson
Govemen
Hawes
Clarke and Collins
G. Kndgp
Arcig
William Webster
H. Woodfall
J. Rivington
Peirce
Marth
Booketers Charing
Cross
Arthur Rothwell
Perfumer
Old Bond Street
Griffin
Catherine Street
Strand
Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Turpin
St. John’s Street
Cook
Royal Exchange
Gornhill
Hoge
Wapping
Howse
Billitary Square
Fenchurch Street
William Radley
Gray’s Ton Gate
Holbourn
Dogter Manrin
cHey Woo
Isaac Daw
Gracechurch Street
Nir Williams’s
Beogteller
Fleet Street
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