London City Punishments Hawkers and Waggon Theft Report
A London court plans punishment for hawkers selling goods within the city. Reports of street robberies include highwaymen looting a Red Lion Street trader near Clerkenwell, and a Walthamstow export of silver and coin. Notes cover elections for church roles, a stolen watch, and a bail snippet about estate bequests and clergy benefactions amid broader state dispatches and financial market updates.
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Oswestry Races Purse and Entry Terms in Salop
Oswestry Race meetings set for January with purses of thirty guineas each day. Five and six year old horses in the first day event receive nine and ten stone respectively, non subscribers pay one guinea. second day for any horse, mare, or gelding with eleven stone, subscribers pay ten shillings. Entries must be kept within Chivestry and horses declared by twelve o’clock the night before. Notes include cocking and an ordinary at the Crown. attendance requires entrance charges and a portion reserved for the next year.
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