Lancaster Races 1786 County Lancashire England
The notice outlines horse races to be run at Lancaster on the 1786 dates with entry rules, purses, weights, and conditions. Subscribers to the Fown Purse and Noblemen subscriptions are listed with fifty pound stakes and weight adjustments for different age groups. Details include entry times, clerk of the course, stewards authority, and penalties for non start or disputes. Sir Peter Leicester and Charles Townley are named as stewards with provisions for breeding certificates and morning cock fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Horfes, &c
Peter Leicester
Charles Townley
Heber
Canterbury Races on Barham-Downs July 1766 Pls and Fees
The notice advertises flat racing at Barham Downs Kent with three: King’s Plate of One Hundred Guineas for horses mare or gelding six years or younger. Entry required by July 21 at Bridge-Hill House. Other races include County Subscription Plate of fifty pounds and City Plate of fifty pounds with heats, weights, and entry fees. Also restrictions on liquor boards and ground use during race week. Also drug advertisements and auction notices nearby.
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Canterbury
Kent
Barham-Downs
Tne
Bridge-Hill House
Puke
Dorset
Harry ‘Bennet
Drg
William Blunden
Heber
Garraway
Alley
Ripley
Church of
John Winton
Lotz
Haxteey
Messuage
Hartley
Thomas Underhill
Leafe
Harley
John Collyer
Dartford
Gravesend
Port News and Local Notices From Blymouth and Cowes
Mixed coastal shipping arrivals and departures at Blymouth and Cowes on May 18 to 26, 18th century details include ships from London Texby Poole and Newfoundland bound ports, plus local marriages, deaths, militia mentions, and a gardening anecdote. Major figures cited include Duke of Beaufort and Duke of Richmond with court movements and embassy notes.
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Blymouth
Mary
Pie Broad
London
Poole
Eagle
Texby
Elizabeth
Cole
Lamb
Linthory
Newfoundland
Cowes
Prince of Wales
Clark
Samke
Quebec
Hae
Hanien
Risamitan
Cadiz
Sail
St. Ki Rill
Dublin
Duke
Watson
Britto
Senor
Philads Acea
Rewer
Wen eYy
Rae
Weedhorn
Northusberland
Guisbrough
Yorkshire
Alladale
Hédhé
Niles
North
Shithis
Hewitson
Mig Holmes
Shen Fhury
John’ Cotton
Ghoncefers
Ledbury
Newent
Ross
Duke of Beaufort
Cirencester
Lord Boretourt
Lingolm
Robert ‘ Burton
Sémarsby
Houghtes
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Wenma Njged
Cols Sfinks
Winder
Royal Exchange
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Wallis
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Christie
Castle-Court
Oxford
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Ian
Mies
Pats Dugda
Perea
L. Hawes
W. Clarke
R. Collins
Red Lion
Cas
Bulilal
Yemarka
Talso
Asure
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
R. Baldwin
Pater-nofter Row
W. Johnston
Ludgate-Street
S. Crowder
B. Law
Ave~Mary-Lane
J- Coote
Patgy-nofter Row
Becke
de Hondt
the Strand
8. Colins
Calisbury
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Mi'Satitbury
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Jeeyrthinum
Edward
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Pultry
Buran
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N. B
Roseert Turlimeron
LE. Lievre
Paris
Morgaft
Europe
W.nicoll’s
Paper Mall
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Ed Becket and Co
Mr. Dudleys
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Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchanges
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Piccadilly
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn
W. Griffiths
Oilman
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England
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Tajon
Essex