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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1734

Page

2

Bristol and Norfolk Election Results Across Counties

Reported polling shows Sir Edmund Bacon and others leading in Norfolk with a later scrutiny expected to confirm majorities for Stapylton and Wortley in York. Observers note peaceful conduct despite large voter turnout and no public disturbances.

Bristol Abraham Elton John Scrope Thomas Cofter County of Norfolk Edmund Bacon William Wodehouse William Morden Robert Coke

Vintage commodity prices and stock listings from a historic market page

The fragment lists prices and quotes for corn, hops, wheat, rye, barley, beans, malt, flax, hemp, oats, and dairy products with assorted tonnage and unit measures. It also notes coal, teas, brandy, rum, sugar, loaf, lead, tin, copper, iron, and South Sea stock values along with bank and insurance offerings and annuities.

Kent County nomination meeting at Star Inn Maidstone

A General Meeting of the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Kent is called for Thursday June 13 at two o clock in the afternoon at the Star Inn Maidstone to nominate a candidate in the country interest to succeed the late Lord Viscount Vane.

County of Kent Star Inn Maidstone Lord Viscount Vane

Stray Mares and Gelding Missing Near Epping Forest

May 19 1734 a brown mare with brown muzzle a gray gelding with white fees and a black mare with white star and saddle spots stray from Epping Forest near the Green Man. Notice to Mr Thompson Red Lyon Inn Whitechapel or William Bone Woodford near Epping Forest may claim three guineas reward.

Epping Forest Thompson Red Lyon Inn Whitechapel Walliam Bone Woodford

Child Charlotte Stanhope Confirmed in Wapping Parish

Notice states on February 28 1732 a female infant Gropp é was born in Well Close Square St John of Wapping. A letter dated January 18 identifies the child as Charlotte Stanhope. Interested parties may contact Titus Welt or Joseph Huggins, churchwardens.

Vwazhereas Gropp’é St John of Wapping M.W Charlott Stanhope Titus. Welt Joseph Huggins Prarush

Creditors to present claims against Henry Rutter estate

Creditors of Henry Rutter late of Worksop in Nottinghamshire deceased are required to render accounts of their demands on the estate. William Rutter of Worksop, gentleman, requests all creditors to come forward on or before the first day of July next so proper methods may be taken to discharge the same.

York Miles Stapylton Cholmly Turner Ely Rowland Wynne Bart Wortley Montagu Miles Mr. Wortley Westley Wortley Sir Miles Turner Miles Stapyltyn John. Murray Duke of Athol Scotland Henry Rutter Worksopp Nottingham Deceas Henry Rutter William

Purse Races at Grantham on July 16 with Whim Plate and Brakes

The notice describes races at Grantham County Lincoln on Tuesday July 16 with three purses: twenty pounds for twelve stone heat three miles, twenty guineas Whim Plate the next day for weight for age four miles, and forty guineas three heats four miles with ten stone weight. Entries open at the Angel Inn with fees for subscribers, plus a public payment and removal rules. An Ordinary and Assembly planned each day at the Angel Inn and cockfighting at the King's Arms each morning.

Grantham Coure Lincoln Countess of Ingsby Bhat Sir Michael Newton Chat Stone Wright Angel Inn Grantham Thomas Chippendale King’s Arms

Cobham Horse Races Purse Entries and Rules Printed

A late eighteenth century Cobham notice details races on June 7 to 16 with purses of fifteen ten and five guineas. Entries at the Swan Cobham require fees. limits on weight and size apply. horses must be properly entered and kept by June dates. disputes handled by articles. A silver laced hat prize accompanies the ten guinea purse and wagers begin at wine hour in the morning.

Cobham Surrey Swan

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