ASCOT HEATH RAGES AT SUNNINGHILL WELLS 1763 RACES
The notice outlines June 1763 Windsor Fore Stakes at Ascot Heath with four mile heats for horses aged four to six, entries at Sunninghill Wells on May g6, entrance one guinea subscriber three for non subscribers and double at the post, certificates from breeders required, prizes in guineas and terms for booths waggons and carriages. It names weights, ages, and specific race days from Monday to Saturday with restrictions for mares and royal plate winners.
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Ascot Heath Rages
Windsor Fores
Sunning
Hill Wells
Pond
Seeree
Wedneslay
T&h
Noblemen and Gentlemens
Thorslay
Slever
Roth
Snc
N.B
Sunninghill Wells
Nottingham Races 1763 Plate Entries and Cock March
Notices announce July runs at Nottingham on seven days for King’s Plates with varied ages and weights, entry fees, and heats. Certificates of ages required. several sums toward next year’s plate. Also a Great Cock March between Nottinghamshire and London nobles for Twenty Pounds and One Thousand the Main, all week.
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Nottingham
Xc.ac
Verhall
Wiliam How
William How
Noccinghamshire
London
Elegant Freehold Brick House For Sale In Northampton
A large brick dwelling with many outbuildings and garden near the town edge. It features hall and three parlours on the ground floor, a good kitchen with range and appliances, ample bedchambers, rain cisterns, a green-house, and a well planted orchard. Proximity to the river and church offers easy access. property once owned by the late Mrs Anne. Inquiries to Mr Charles Smith at the former Playhouse Lincoln’s?marketing near.
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Northampton
Anne
Charles Smith
Lincoln
Hore
Ormskirk Races 1763 August Dates and Purse Details
Races to be run at Aughton Common near Ormskirk Lancaster on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with purses of Fifty Pounds each for four heats three or four miles races. Entry prepared by Mr Samuel Hanmer Ormskirk. subscription fees two guineas for subscribers and three for non-subscribers. Weights ages and rules set. stipulates penalties for noncompliance and starting conditions. Also notices sale of estate in Flintshire with Lime kilns and a nearby colliery. description of land and improvements and contact details for Messrs Torry and Norman.
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Ormskirk
Faye
Rfe
Samuel Hanmer
Henry Blundell
John Formby
Flit
Holywell
Blujddian
Whitford
Tyfart
Mortyn
Varyd
Torry
Flineshire
Norman
Axton
Holand
Flanders
Leghorn
Battia
Paoli
Vienna
Peter Leopold
Beatrix
Modena
Howover
Ronnebourg
Hamtugh
Berlin
Maxen
Wunfch
Rebenurch
Ratisbon
Prince Clement of Saxony
Freyfingen
Liege
Count Pergen
Hague
M. du Bois
Poland
Saxony
States General
Joseph Yorke
Clement
d’Oultremont
Mucenigo
St. Mark
Versailles
Naples
Rome
Republic of Venice
Martinico
Guadalupe
America
Goree
Africa
Marine
Commierce
France
Country
Poole
Fricker
Yarmouth
Iizabeth Clarke
Lfwich
Miss Gravenor
Gladwin
Newcastle
Long-Benon
Swalwell
Daniel Walter
Lady Crowley and Company
Darlington
Abel Strettle
Manchester
Bristol
Kingswood
Canterbury
Dover
Calais
Hobbs
Royal Oak
Lamb
Sandwich Haven
Northampton
Jeremy Fish Palmer
Bedford
Duke of Bedford
Ampthill
Buckingham
Foulerton
Castle-Athby
Denton
Salisbury
Wallingham
Fareham
Hams
Gloomy News From Europe and Americas Across May Letters
A dense European and Atlantic dispatch column reports privateer actions in Leghorn and Naples, royal marriages, executions and pardons, naval preparations, and political shifts in Venice Liege and Saxony. It notes Bremen and Berlin intelligence, fire disasters in Poole Worcestershire and Salisbury, shipwrecks, prison sentences, and local misfortunes with steady factual detail.
Port News item from May sea arrivals and sailings
Port News from Falmouth records arrivals including Michael and Jane Gock from Guernsey with oil and Joseph Nankivel from Swansey with coal, Charming Nancy Hocking from Penzance with tin, and ships William Brown to Bristol and Two Brothers Martin to Exons Plymouth. May 6 to 7 adds His Majesty's Ship Firm and St Anne from Jamaica, Endeavour Henry and William and Thomas Lisaler from London, Sally Durell for Newfoundland, Eagle Pool for Liverpool, and more sailings including Havan na and Juno for Hamburg and Time and Luck for Dantzick.
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Port News
Falmouth
Ce Michael
Jane
Gock
Guernsey
Joseph
Jamaica
Pool
Endeavour
Henning
William
Thomas
Lisaler
London
Williams
Falemonth
Sally
Durell
Newfoundland
Eagle
Contrary Wands
Montreal
Lynch
Quebec
Havanna
Martin
Juno
Peel
Hambugh
Neft
Dantzick
Southeampton
Deal
Gellegtuy the
Polly
Wyan
Amstedam
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Venetian
London Magazine
England
Clive
R. Baldwin
Price Ts
Annals of LitEaTure
Saul
Browne Grey
House of Commons
du Pratt
Louisiana
Augustus
Edward Clarke
Indoftan
Luke Scrafton
Ely
Juvenal
Telemachus
John Glas
John Taylor
D. D
A- Hamilton
Falcon-Cort
St.Dunsten’s Church
R. Baldwics
Aternofter Row
Amere Ade A
New York
Thomas and
Waddel
Henry
Monckton
Philadelphia
Cape
Bern
Antigua
Mr. Brown
Havannah
Portsmouth
Ds. Cotl
Edinburgh
Leith
Leighton
Murray
Fortes
Dalrymple
Dallas
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