Thoroughbred lineage and race results of Driver and successors
A fragmented historical note details pedigrees and stud claims for a horse named Driver and lineage including Bever's Driver, Snake, and Ancaster Lark. It records racing outcomes from 1752 to 1764 with victories at Epsom, Barney, Ascot Heath, and Maldon, plus premiums and placements. Mentions Beewife, Gustavus, and other breeding stock with references to Yorkshire and Devonshire lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Cave
Daryux
Bever
Snake
Bret
Turk
Ancaster
Grantham
Boliad
Starling
Rutland
Leeds
DweveRs
Beewife
Burford
Driver
Gustavus
Guilford
Epsom
Barney
Tenheld
Ascot-Heath
Heber
Notice of Arabian horse sale and cover services
Announcement detailing the sale of the Fine Grey Arabian Horse at Brands near Kilburn Middlesex and other horses and mares for covering at two to four guineas. It notes origins in Arabia, shipment from Yemine to England aboard the Elgin Indiaman, and emphasizes authenticity and value. Also advertises services at the Bull Inn Gerrard's Cross and other coverings and bed coverings withPricing and contact clues.
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Vutcome Barrington
Yemine
Arabia
Felix
Inunaum
Sinna
Red Sea
Bomby
Frexi
England
Ear of Elgin
Evans
Hobgoblin
Mixbury
Galloway
Percy
Grewiles Dreccio
Cole
Bull Inn
Gerrard
N.B
Danbey Cade
Port News Ledger: Ships Arrive at Falmouth and Deal
Port News reports arrivals at Falmouth and Deal with vessels including Dolphiny Kambal from Lisbon arriving March 25, and John and Olive Pike from Lisbon arriving March 27. Other ships from Grenades and St. Croix are noted, with coastal sailing updates and unsettled crew details.
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Port News
Falmouth
Kambal
Lisbon
Plimouth
Mary
Woo
Sunderland
Eich Coals
Poole
John and Olive
Pike
Deal
Befoe
Cig Cawke
Willson
Davis
St. Croix
Vane. W. Blows Hurd
Royal visits and grand chat at Carlton House in London
Yesterday the Queen Mother and two princes visited Carlton House. Lord Chancellor first tries his large disposition in his coach. News from Hanover, Vienna, and Berlin mentions nobles, a potential house hire for the Duke de Nivermont, and forthcoming sensational private letters.
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Wales
Carlton House
Prusia
Caarle
Steel
Berkeley-square
Duke of Gordon
Downer
Gordon Castle
Léonard
Hanover
Benvrick
Nobiewnan
Berlin
Disiuen
Vienna
Duke de Niveinon
Emyland
Warsaw
Foland
Cigeberlain
Zips
Upper Silesia
Magdeburgh
Garrick
England
Court of Common Council
Duke of Gloucester
London
Rusal
Sucit
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