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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 18, 1771

Page

3

Winchester Race Meeting Known for King’s Plate

Juy week races at Worthy Downs near Winchester announce King’s plate for six year olds and more. Events include city plate by Marquises Carnarvon and Henry Penson, with heats and disputes to be decided by county authorities. Entries open July with varied fees and steward Philip Dehany.

Hants Juy Worthy Downs Winchester Carnarvon Henry Penson Marins of Carnarvofi Henry Penter Edward Billy Balldown Che Ufyak Philip Dehany

Bas ingstoke Horse Races Endorsement Notice

Races announced for June at Bas ingstoke Downs with several heats and purses. Entry rules require horses to be entered at Maidenhead Inn Bas ingstoke with fees and plates arranged. Authorities, stipulations, and admission restrictions noted with dates and venues.

Basingstoke Hants Basingstoke Downs Lin Craven Baronet John Craven Nabob William Garrett Fox Hunter G. St. John’s Sandcrack Courtgay Forrester Selater Henrietta Bourne Milo Maidenhead Inn Basinzfroke Raes Basingstone Maidenhead-Inn Basingfuke White Hart Carnarvan H. P. ST. John Mel, Quick Caffle

Harbor bar at New York blocks exit after long detentions

Captain Cunningham reports the bar at the harbor entrance has risen so high that few vessels can depart. Captain Lamb, in a sloop from this port, was delayed for weeks before Cunningham failed to find a channel to clear.

America New-York Cunningham St. Augustine Lamb

Salisbury City Seat Filled By Folke stone Lord

The Lord Viscount Folke stone was unanimously elected to represent Salisbury, replacing Hon Edward Bouverte. News from Portsmouth May 13 reports Admiral Rodney sailing for the West Indies aboard the Princess Amelia and Modeste with Canadi t o. later Queen of Hungary lost near the Canaries. Prices at Billingsgate and Smithfield fell. fish and grain markets show softer demand. A public dinner and a civility complaint mark local discourse amid military and dockyard movements.

Viscount Hanway Hon. Navy Board Medway Namur Dorsetshire Ramillies St. Antonio Blackstakes Earl of Sandwich Chatham Yard Portmouth St. Helen’s Princess Amelia Rodney Modeste Pradenr Canaditto West Inces Champion Phillips Hungary Glote Canaries Bristol Lisbon Peggy Poole Jamaics Liverpool Laycock Philadelphia Packet Philadelphia Jamaica Guernsey Alderman Oliver Palace- Yard Westminster- Hall Billingsgate Smithfield Vauxhall

Nightshade eaten by mistaken lettuce misleads laborer

May 16 Cambridge report: worker ate a plant mistaken for lettuce from Trinity College stones. suffered drowsiness, vomiting, convulsions, then recovered after emetic and head blister. Other items note weather, seamen wages, and bankrupts. ship news from Deal to Cork. political excerpts attack Parliament and Wilkes, urging dissolution and triennial reform.

Cambridge Trinity College Leeds Kebb Coat Heronstall Liverpool

The Barn of CHATHAM's Speech Dissolution Motion

The speech recalls a time when the nation stood united and powerful, with concord across the empire. It laments a current drift toward discord and discontent, contrasting past acclaim with present gloom and public discontent.

Chatham

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