Isleworth Assembly Opens Season at Dunton House
Isleworth Assembly at Dunton-House opens this year tomorrow the 29th instant and will run every Wednesday through the season. Subscriptions are a Guinea for the season, taken at Dunton-House. No admissions without a subscriber’s introduction.
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Isleworth
Notorious Misrepresentation of Warwick Election Probed
A Northampton Mercury report defends the Warwick borough election, asserting only qualified electors voted and that the mayor followed the House of Commons last determination on elector qualifications. It notes an authentic copy was presented and that one unqualified voter was removed before poll books closed.
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Borough of
Warwick
Northampton Mercury
Whitehall Evening-Post
House of Comatons
House of Commons
Nottingham Horse Races Plate Schedule And Entries
Announced on Nottingham's New Course, events include Majesty's Plate for six year olds with breeders certificates due by July 11, plus Ladies Plate for Hunters, Galloway Plate, Town Plate, and Gentlemen's Plate with entry fees and conditions. Cocking at White Lyon Inn daily. only authorized persons may attend.
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Nottingham New Course
Majesty
Duke of Newcastle
Galloway
Nottingham
É&C
White Lyon Inn
Eic
To be Sold Third Part of the Manor at Halstead
Auction notice for the third part of the manor of Halstead valued at 260 pounds per year or more, including the third presentation to Tilston Parish Church in Leicestershire. Inquiries via Mr Stanley in Hare Court Inner Temple.
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Halstead
Tilston
Leicester
Oakham
Melton-Mowbray
Stanley
Hare-Court
Inner- Temple
Worthy Downs Race Plates at Winchester June Safety
The notice outlines similar race events at Worthy Downs near Winchester in June. It lists three plates with details on horses, weights, entry fees, and entry deadlines, plus judging by Lord Viscount Lymington. It notes cock-fighting every morning during the races.
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Worthy Downs
Winchester
Viscount Lymington
George Inn
London Gazette
Starr
N.B
Deserter from Handafyd’s Regiment and Stolen Gelding
A listed deserter from the Regiment of Foot commanded by the Hon. Col. Roger Handafyd, with identifying marks and a reward of five guineas, plus details of a stolen bright bay gelding taken from a field near Marylebone. Notices name Major George Sawyer and two London locations for rewards. The gelding, seven years old, full 14 hands, is sought with a guinea reward for recovery.
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Tyeeete
Regiment of Foot
Roger Handafyd
Edinburgh
Joseph Sugden
Skipton
Craven
Yorkshire
England
George Sawyer
Great Pultney-street
Golden-Square
Tolen
Mary- Je-bone
Mr. Hall
Red Lyon
Mary-le-bone
James Cuerden
Mary-le-bone Street
Golden Square
Bull Inn
Baconsfield
Bucks
Ranelagh Prospect for Buildings near Chelsea College
Two estate parcels in Ranelagh Prospect near Chelsea College offered for letting or sale. Properties include a water view mansion with gardens and offices, and a smaller house with coach house and stables, plus ground plots on 200 foot depth with potential fish ponds. Plans viewed at Timbrell’s Grosvenor Street, Swift’s Craven Street, and Ranelagh House at Grefail.
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Rane
Chelsea College
Mr. Timbrell
Grosvenor-street
The
Square
Mr. Swift
Craven-street
Strand
Ranelagh
Grefail
Trials of Murder and Robbery in Early 18th Century England
This Day 15 publis'd outlines criminal trials from 1720 to present, with vivid accounts of lives, confessions, and dying speeches. It lists defendants such as John Smith for murder, Butler Fox for highway robbery, and others including sodomy, riot, rape, and fraud trials, priced at sixpence per number.
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Cranferre
J. Wilford
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
Westminster
John Smith
Butler Fox
Edward Vaughan
Philip Cholmly
Isaac Ingram
William Burridge
Charles Maceave
Edward Dun
Edward Galloway
John James
Thomas Picket
Henry Avery
Thomas Reeves
John Hartley
Francis Hackabout
Gm Dicks
Hawkins and Simpson
Bristol Mail
George Duffus
Mary Harvey
Anne Parker
D. Caffel
Sir Edward Lawrence
John Weston
Wade
Winship
Dr. Fabricius
Blind Cooper
Trantum
Arthur Gray
The Character of a Liberal Man sermon 1734
This Day is publish'd a sermon preached before the Lord Mayor and city governors at St Bridger Parish on Easter Week April 17 1734 by Joseph Rover D D Rector of St Nicholas Coseabby. Printed for W Innys and R Manby at St Paul's churchyard. Includes notices of several religious works in 3 editions.
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City of London
St. Bridger
Joseph Rover
St. Nicholas Coseabby
Sic
W. Innys
R. Manby
St Paul’s Churchyard
Mr. Law
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Codex
D.ne
T. Green
Sir John Falstaff
Charing-cross
Waterland
John ii
Wacy
St. Paul’s Church-yard