Stockport Races 1767 Entering Rules and Prizes
A detailed racing notice from Stockport Cheshire dated 1767 outlines weights for age, entry fees, and prize money for two Plates to be run as best of three four-mile heats. It specifies conditions for entrants, subscriber payments, and penalties for noncompliance, plus rules on booths and ground use.
Racing Purse Notices from NCOLNSHIRE SUTTON RACLS 1767
On Wednesday June 17 a purse of fifty pounds for four-year-olds to run best of three heats with bridle and saddle included. Friday June 19 another purse of fifty pounds for horses mares or geldings with weights by age and bridle and saddle. Entrance money and conditions target subscription and arbitration by majority. no booth or liquor without dues. Also cockfighting matches on June 11 and 18 with an ordinary meal at the ball. Mr Stevens’s Company of Commedians will attend during the races. stewards James Wallett and Edward Wileman.
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Stockport
Heshire
Jepson’s Barn
Arthur Barry
Thomas Asheton
Bne
Ncolnshire Sutton Racls
Sndon
East-Bourn
South Downs
Suffer
Sabiribe
Aracles Ap
Lamb Inn
East Bourn
Died and weather notes across European cities in April May
Reports from Madrid Genoa Paris and Grenoble record deaths of notable officials and clergy along with harsh spring weather. Don Andre de Valcarcel and Joseph Mary Saporiti are noted as deceased. Grenoble letters describe a severe Tonnerois cold spell with snow and frozen ground threatening wine and fruit. Rene de Teislonniere, veteran officer, dies at 103 in Bouchain.
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Frahée
Eae
Ca‘fille
Houthold
Na‘yarré
Genoa
Joseph Mary Saporiti
Paris
Tonnerois
Grenoble
Rene de Teislonniere
de Sourches
Strasbourg
Marienbourg
Bouchain
Exalted silver silk to be worn on the king's birthday
Dublin reports a fine piece of flowered silver silk finished for the Earl of Bristol to wear on His Majesty's birthday at St James's on June 4. Alderman Francis Fetherstone elected Lord Mayor, Patrick Boyde and George Faulkner named sheriffs for the year ahead. Mayday notes from Plymouth, Portmouth, Leeds, and Chelmsford cover accidents, robberies, ship movements, and transportation of convicts to America, with military reviews and court notices throughout.
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Dublin
Earl of Bristol
St. James's
Francis Fetherstone
Patrick Boyde
George Faulkner
Elgis
Plymouth
Plymstock
Port Mouth
Port-house
Leeds
Knutsford
Cheshire
Peter Penny
Chelmsford
Dragoons
Earl of Pembroke
Colchester
Hyde Park
Martha Harvey
William Ruffell
Samuel Grimstone
Thomas Hart
William Chaplin
William Finnis
George Norton
Barber
Kezziah Gill
James Hopkins
Thomas Fitzgerald
David Batten
Jervis Moss
Stratford
Hackney
Blackwall
Thornton
America
Queen's Palace
Richmond
Wates
Louisa Ann
Carleton-house
Pall-Mall
Kew
Gryce
Pake
Portland
Pc Seite
Kilmore
St. James’s Street
Ireland
Henry Bridgeman
St. James’s Square
Aris
Bedfordshire
Luton
Putney Common
Dukes of
York
Gloucester
Cumberland
Prince of
Brunswick
Marquis of Granby
Spithead
Romney
Palliser
Guernier
St. Helens
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Niger
Downs
Liverpool
Gibraltar
Tagus
Lisbon
Minorca
Durham
Winchester
Litchfield
Chesters Norwich
Llandaff
Lincoln
Bristol
Exeter
St. David’s
Dromore i Teveral
Eyre
Levi Moses
God
St. Paul’s
Merchant-Faylor’s
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Barrington
Wich
Ayeas
Manover
Hampstead
Amet
Doctor Mead
Fale
Suffolk-Street
Charing-Cross
W. Briftow
Rolls
Walkringham
Misterton
Nottinghamhire
Trent
Gainsborough
John Hutton
Gainsbrough
James Jackson
Furnival’s Inn
London
Dring
Lifworney
Cowbridge
Glamorgan
Monmouth
Gloucester Bridge
Franklin
A. Millar
T. Cadell
Strand
J. Dodsley
William of Wykham
Edwards
Hare
House of Lords
Key
Baker’s
Exchange-Alley
Covent-Gar
Lewis
Ruffel-Street
Berry
Manchester
Smyth
Hereford
Bennett
Coventry
Beaume de Vie
Great Britain
His Majesty
W. Nicoll
St. Paul's Church-Yard
T- Becker
T. Durham
Richardson and Co- Royal Exchange
R. Davis
Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Holbourn
England
Scotland
Nicoll
France
U'On
Don
Kent
Surry
London-bridge
Limehouse
Hamburgh
Holland
Cork
Cockayne and Peer
Guildhall
Smithfield
Wildman
Edward Lyttleton
St. James’s-quare
Kew-Green
Digby Coates
Maudlinhall
Oxford
Bangor
Bromyard
Doore
Richard ‘Turton
Swirbersbury
Stafford
George Walker
Royal