Winchester Races at Worthy Downs 1767 Heber
Entries open for King's Plate of 100 guineas on Worthy Downs near Winchester with conditions for horses aged four to six and weight limits. City Plate of 50 pounds to be run Thursday with age weights, fees due to entering offices and clerk, disputes decided by subscribers. social events noted at the White Hart inn.
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Jepson’s Barn
Arthur Barry
Thomas Asheton
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Hants
Worthy Downs
Henry Penton
George Powlers
Edward Dilley
Ballown
Yin
N.B
White Hart Inn
East-Bourn
South Downs
Sussex
Lamb
Jane
Chen
Vanda Ballin
Guildford Races 1767 Whitsun Week on Merrow Downs
Notice of races at Merrow Downs during Whitsun Week with His Majesty's Plate of One Hundred Guineas for horses mares and geldings. Includes Ladies Plate Fifty Pounds for four-year-olds, Gentlemens Contribution Plate Fifty Pounds, Town Plate Fifty Pounds, entry terms at White Hare Inn Guildford, fees, and conditions.
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Gentlemens Contribution
Eich
White Hare Inn
Guildford
Lord Outton
Arrivals at Dover Southampton Bristol and more ports
Arrivals list shows Neptune and Blackford at Dover from Lisbon. Minnerva and Wallis at Southampton from Oporto. Bristol hosts Champion Bantom from the Currant Islands Polly Street from Lisbon Lovely Nelly from New York and Dublin and Siren Julian from Dunkirk. Hull records Elizabeth Shirley from Virginia. Dominica sees Royal Charlotte Harrison from London. Jamaica lists Dundee Wauchope from London.
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Royals travel and parliamentary attendance noted in London
Reports say their Majesties will move from the Queen's palace to Richmond tomorrow and that Dukes of York Gloucester and Cumberland visited the House of Pear yesterday. Parliament halls were crowded, a Jamaica letter mentions Liberites praising a peer, and Paris reports two manuscript chart volumes by the Dauphin and Count de Provence given to the Royal Academy of Sciences.
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