Turbulent Horseracing and Probate Notices Found in One Text
A fragmentary historical notice covers horse racing details naming Draiver, Gustavus, and other horses with lineage and claims about premiums and exclusions from Guilford 1475. It also includes creditor and probate warnings for Thomas Hunt and John Corne, urging payment, deed execution, and distribution actions, with addresses in London and Middlesex. The text preserves old spelling and place names like Burford and Lukie Street.
To be Sold by Auction and Immediate Sale Listings
A fragmented auction notice details various lot sales including horses and gear, a grey colt by Mr Grey Merlin, a black lam coach gelding, and three inch feridores, plus a dwelling house at Ampthill with stables and garden. Also numerous properties, leases, and farm machinery offered by multiple auctioneers with viewings and catalogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Smeaton
Yorkshire
Gower
Regulus
Merl Hariley
Mr. Grey
Merlin
Michael Newtron
Robert Atkinson
Smeat
Walsons
Hart At
Beshad
Spurrier
James Street
Hanhill-fields
Phipps
King’s Arms Tavern
Cormhill
John Gay
Ampehill
Bedford
Shire
Freehold
Northampton
Austin
Peterborough
Philip' ‘Davies
Chambers
Lincolns-Inn New Square
William Green
Maidenhewl
Berks
Barnard Anderson
Green
Gadbridge
Holyport
Maidenhead
Wiliam Green
Bufinese
Walder
Reading
Goddard
Cranford Bridge
Trowbridge
Mefister
Tivatchani
Hiscock
Heckington
Abingdon
Blewit
Thatcham
Newbury
Brounflow
Henleys
R. and
J. Dodiley
Pall-Mall
Wars and diplomacy updates from Holland to Portugal
A dated dispatch spreads across Europe with reports from Paterbourgh Stockholm Vienna and various stations. It notes a potential peace near, ongoing exchanges between Russia Sweden and Prussia, Prince Charles of Saxony arriving in Gotworp, Daun marching from Warsaw toward Silesia, and concerted Austrian and Prussian moves including expected retakes of Schweidnitz and Glatz. Reports from Stutgard Thuringia Brieg and Breslau describe regimental movements, encampments, and preparations as alliances shift and naval activity increases in Brest and Auray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Flanders
Kingdom of
Prucita
Claudifia
Stockholm
Rufsian
Petersburgh
Sweden
Prussia
Vienna
D’ Argenteau
Holstein
Gotworp
Fienne
Prince Charles
Saxony
Saxony,Duke of Courland
Warsaw
Marshal Daun
Silesia
Berlin
Schweidnitz
Glatz
Martha Daun
Stutgard
Wirterberg
Thuringia
Dresden
Evsenach
Breslau
Werner
Upper Silesia
Berne
Leipzic
Prince Henry
Brandenbureh
Dating
Tvo
Moravia
Pomerania
Denmark
Paderbert
Ahrensbert
Gildeheim
Prince Ferdinand of
Ses
Wizenburgh
Prince Frederick
Todi
Brest
Regimtent Royal la Marine
Auray
Varis
Dunkirk
Portugal
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Northwich
Hasler
Northayich
Thare
Jane
Sebitne
Ric FY
Peter Beicester
Heber
Winchaster
Worthy Downs
Duke of Bolton
Harry Powlet
Henry Penton
Char
Tuite
Peregrine
Jarvis
Che
Ormskirk
Aughston Common
Ormkirk
County of Lancaster
Thomas Woods
Ormikirk
Humphrey Trafford
Jonathan
Marlborough
Joseph
Lydia Plaistead
Angel Inn
Kingsbury Street
Bear and Castle Inn
High Street
John Batter
Jos
Red-Lion
Blemithes
Bever’s
Old Chanter
Little Driver
Duke
Dévarifure
Rot
Flyie Childers
Grantham
Brownlow
Turk
Bolran Starling
Buke
Burland
Betty
Percival
Darahteror
Driver
Gustavus
Rayting
Guilford
Oo Heber
John Corne
Minories
London
Haberdathér
Wood'Street
Aes
Thomas Hunt
Yate
Lukie St Fhotbas Apostlesy
Sre-Luké
Middlesex
Castle-Court
Eichance
Strand
Martin
Leeds
Harrogate
Knaresbro
George
White Hare Inn
Aldersgate Street
Harwood
Excise
Knarebro
T. Porazant
F.suits
F. Haworth
Ll. Harwicksworth
Doncaster
W. Massey
N. B
Teeslay
Benny Short’s
Queen’s Head
York
Exeter
Weller
S. N.B
Exeters
Fhend
Garrage
Plymouth
Eherice
Queen Charlotte
Frye