Charity Apprenticeships Funded By Clergy Masters 1771
The document records a charity collection at St George’s Church Segvertquars and St Paul’s Feast Day rehearsals, totaling a substantial sum used to apprentice poor clergymen’s children to trades. Names include Beatty, Morse, Nelson, Nevison, Orton, Patridge, Pollen, Prior, Petty, Rype, Rus, Simpson, Stephens, Spedding, and others with destinations such as Kenilworth, Selby, Panton Street, Covent Garden, Manchester, York, and Liverpool. It notes 12 children maintained and educated, providing relief for years.
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Carlisle
James Casnwallis
Watkin Wiliams Wynne
Richard Peers
Alderthan
Waliam Parker
Peter Leheup
Sea ‘George’s Church
Segvertquars
St. Paul’s
Ccilells
Elizabeth Morse
Sarah Nafon
Kenilworth
Warwickhire
Joseph Nelson
Robert Winteringham
Mercer
Selby
Yorkshire
Elizabeth Nevison
Nevison
Rockingham
Northa
Thomas Orton
James Anfill
Goldsmith
Panton-street
William Orton
Orton
Slaugham
Sussex
Anne Patridge
Mary Fother
Letitice Potts
Margaret Potts
Manchester
John-Rype
William Fartwright
Biggleswade
Anne Rus
Elizabeth Roe
Church-row
Susanna Starnthorp
Anne Dalkin
Stokefly
Chaves Stephens
Thomas Gale
Seven Catherine-street
Geo. Speddigg
Spedding
Watford
Desease Willian Finkle
Robs Scott
Preston Patrick
Westmoreland
Elizabeth ‘Feardale
Hangar Cartweight
Milliner
York
Benjamin, Underhill
Sylvestes Symes
Allingtott
Dorf Catherine Wilks
Mary Waring
Hatton-garde
Elizabeth Wathington
Efted Jbney
Mulfiner
Rewer Vatés
John -He
Liverpool
Phildren
Property Sale Notice In Surrey County
A fragmentary 17th century notice describes the sale of property titled under Richard Holl, with details hinting at a levy, mortgage, or fine in Surrey County. The wording is garbled but implies a lawful sale or offer involving lands or goods and a specified claimant or party.
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Richard Holl
Surry
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Cumberland Arabian Offers Stud Service At Hyde Park Corner
The Cumberland Arabian, praised as the finest imported Arabian, stands at Mr Hall’s rising-house Hyde Park Corner for the stud season. Mares bred from winners or mares with two plates may be covered gratis. fee is ten guineas and five shillings for the man. The stallion, 14 hands 3 inches, is described as swift and strong, with beautiful form, and his progeny are viewed as promising for racing. General Hodgson certifies the horse’s lineage from the Dey of Algiers via the Duke of Cumberland. Brahim, a fine grey stallion from Morocco, will stand at Mr Adams’s stable, Rotherhithe, with viewing encouraged.
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Hyde
England
Dey
Algiers
Cumerland
Hodgson
Seneral Hodgson
Duke of Cumberland
Thomas Hare
the Fabless
Keton
Glorious 1772 Cirencester Races Week Announcement
Cirencester Gloucestershire announces a three day racing program from June 23 to June 25 for various age classes and sexes. Included are free plate races for six year olds and older mares and geldings, a royal plate, and matches with four mile heats. Entrance fees vary by subscriber status and plates are subject to king's plate rules with weights and handicaps detailed.
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Byran Perote Brook
Tudday
Guinga
Bridgnorth Races at Bridgnorth County Meeting
The Bridgnorth race meeting details a schedule of four year olds to eight year olds in multiple heats on Wednesday and Thursday, with weights, entrance rules, stakes funded by titled patrons, and a public dinner and festivities for spectators. Local stewards set conditions, payments, and trumpeter duties as part of the event.
Preston Races on Preston Moor Two Mile Heats
Public notice for Preston races on Moor with horse heats and weights. Entries due July 4 at the Black Bull in Preston. Fees and weights set, disputes by stewards, attendees warned against liquor on race grounds. Signed by Earl of Sefton and organizers Shutterworth, Wuteng and Fawconer.
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Lancashire
Aly
Preston Moor
Hosses
Thomas Cotperg
the Earl of Sefton
Robert Shutterworth
Wuteng
Fawconer
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