Boston Races in Lincoln County Purse Details
Boston races in Lincoln County list Purse amounts for July and August meetings. Purse for Tuesday thirty pounds with ten stone, Wednesday fifteen pounds nine stone, Thursday forty pounds eleven stone. Entrance fees vary by Subscriber status. shows at Ket-Cross Boston July 26. Restrictions include three starters per purse and one horse per entrant. Assembly at Town Hall on select nights and cock fighting at Red Lyon with bets.
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Boston
Lincoln
Sach
N. B
Town Hall
Red Lyon
John Cole
Dunnington
Seth Effington
Cobham
Surrey
Swan
Horse Races and a Horse Thefts Publicized at Cobham and London
An 18th century notice lists purses at Cobham and running entries, with details on weights, entries, and prizes. It also warns of a Brown-bay gelding theft at Coventry and demands its recovery, offering reward and legal action.
Child Charlotte Stanhope Abandoned in Wapping Parish
Notice states a female infant named Charlotte Stanhope was dropped February 28, 1732, in Well-Close-Square St John of Wapping. A January 18 letter by M. W. confirms the name. Anyone with information may contact Titus West or Joseph Huggins, churchwardens of the parish.
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Vazhereas
St. John of Wapping
M.W
Charlott Stanhope
Titus West
Joseph Huggins
Creditors of John Collings Seek Claims in London
The creditors of John Collings late of Devonshire Street Taylor request bringing in accounts of their demands on his estate. Debtors must pay to Mr William Havers at New Inn London or face legal action.
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Lambeth Ferry
Dartford
James Vick
London
Catherine-street
Strand
John Collings
Devonshire-street
Taylor
Deceas
John Ollings
William Havers
New- Inn
Londons
Havers
John Pemberton
St Dunstan’s Church
Fleetstreet
Martin Bryson
Newcastle
This Day is publi'd HE Contra violated
A controversial pamphlet details a cleric near Oxford and a parish gentlewoman, narrates her mother’s illness and death, includes passionate love letters, depositions, and legal grounds for sentences, with proposals to amend ecclesiastical proceedings. Printed for the author and sold by booksellers in London and Woodstock areas.
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Oxford
St. Paul's
B. Hall
Witney
Woodstock
Abingdon
ELECT TRIALS at Sessions House Old Bailey across many murders
Reported in detail from 3720 to present times listing trials of John Smith for Murder Butler Fox for Robbery Edward Vauthan and Philip Chalmly for Murder Isaac Ingram for Murder William Burridge for Horse stealing Charles Matcave Edward Din and Edward Galloway for Riot John Fames Thomas Picket and Henry Avery for Robbery Thomas Reevess Jonn Hartley and Francis Hackabout for Robbery Disks for Sodomy and the famous Hawkins and Simpson trial for robbing the Bristol Mail Also includes notable trials of George Duffus for Sodomy Mary Harvey Anne Parker for private money theft Butler Fox Sir Edward Lawrence Weston ravishing Anne Locke wood James Wright robbing Samuel Towers Christopher Kraft ravishing Sarah Pearse George Nicholas forging a bank note James Shaw Robbery and Murder Ge Spiggot highwayman Butler for robbing Sir Justinian Itham Ely the Surgeon Barton the Highwayman Robbery of Lord Lisburn Watley robberies of the Bristol Mail Dr Fabricius for Murder Blind Cooper for coming of Trantum Arthur Gray the Footman entering Mrs Murray bedchamber and many more
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J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
Westminster
John Smith
Butler Fox
Edward Vauthan
Philip Chalmly
Isaac Ingram
William Burridge
Charles Matcave
Edward Din
Edward Galloway
John Fames
Thomas Picket
Henry Avery
Thomas Reevess
Jonn Hartley
Francis Hackabout
Hawkins and Simpson
Bristol Mail
George Duffus
Mary Harvey
Anne Parker
D. Caffels
Sir Edward Lawrence
Lord Lisburn
Watley
Winship
Dr. Fabricius
Blind Cooper
Trantum
Arthur Gray
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Thomas Bayley
Rose and Crown Inn
Coventry
Adotrohus Mipdeeton, Esq
Great Georgetreet
Hanover Square
Phillagree
F. BuFfier
Soc
Fefu
W. Hinchliffe
Dryden’s Head
Royal Exchange
Grotius
Hammond
Stanhope
Locke
Poole
Whitby
Burkit
John Lindsay
Masown
Flower-de-Luce-Court
Fleet-street
J. Booth
Barking-Alley
Great Tower-Hill
J. Webb
Greenwich
J. Philpor
Winchester
W. Ayres
Reading
Mr.Clements
High Court’ of Chancery
Middle Temple
J. Shuckburgh
Sun
Inner- Temple
England
de Ratin
Authencick
George Vertue
Richard II
Westminster Abbey
Henry IV
Hampton Court
Herefordshire
Henry V
Palace
Kensington
James, John and
Paul Knapton
the Crown
Ludgate-street
Ecbert
Alfred
Canute
William I
William H
Henry I
SterHen
Joan
Henry
Epwarop
Henry II
Richard
Edward III Prince
John Duke of Bedford
R&p
Rapin de
N. Tindal
M. A
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