Worcester Races and Preston horse events in August
Worcester August racing agenda includes purses of eighty pounds on the 3rd for horses five to six years old, with detailed weights and heats, stand at Humphry Moore’s Unicorn and Langton’s Rein-Deer. Preston races list four days of purses from June 27 to 36 with weights, entrances, and stewards, plus cock main and coach notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Pitchicroft-Ham
County
Cuty
Lord Foley
Hunter’s Parfe
C. Co
Humphry Moore
Unicorn
Broad-Street
Guildhall
Hooper's
Preston Races
Lancashire
William Dawson
Preston
Horfes
Src
Thomas Clifton
Thomas Braddyll
Lord Strange
Edward Dicconson
Puzey and Boyer
Hurt
Barton
N.B
Stilton
Peterborough
Deeping
Bourn
Falkingham
Slaaford
Lincoln
Rein Deer Inn
London
Auction notices for stud stock and household effects in Hyde Park and Huntingdonshire
Public sale notices listing Mr Ponp and others offering the entire stud of high bred brood mares and fillies, road and coach horses, post horses, and accompanying furniture of the late Lady Conyers. Viewings begin late May with sales from June 1 and 3, at Park Lane and Stoughton locations, with catalogues available in London and local inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponp
Merry
Park Lane
Hyde Park Corner
Little Driver
George Stephenson
Port Chaife
Richard Vernon
Porn
Megry
Geo. Stephenson
Earl Waldegrave
Forp
Lady Conyers
Deceas
Stoughton
Kimbolton
Huntingdonshire
Eaton
St. Near’s
Inlet
London
To Be Sold Freehold Estate and Rectory in England
To be sold a freehold estate at Oddington near Stow on the Wold Gloucestershire with farm buildings and rich soil suitable for enclosure. Details by William Grayhart Cirencester or Henry Watzhe Gloucestershire. Also perpetual advowson of a rectory valued at about 10 pounds yearly within a convenient reach of three market towns and a turnpike road. Enquiries to William Chappell Nottingham Tob Brough Newarke Pares Leicester Wackinson Joughborough or Jackson Furnival's Inn London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Bennett
Curristor’s Street
Chancery Lane
London
Henry Harpur
Middlesex
Duke’s Place
Hollingham
Kent
William Graves
Symond’s Inn
Henry Athwwarr
Great Linford
of Bucks
Meff Fyre
Aylmer
Eyre
Christ’s Hospital
Uddeston-Hall
Vauxhall
Firmingham
Warwick
Birmingham
Warwickshire
Shrept Tre
Tias
Woileffor
Andrew
Butlers
Smith and Karnion
Waite-Merchants
I Tower
Lonon
Young Lady’s Magazine
Mei. Wilton and Fell
Oxford
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Dublin
Great Britain
Ireland
Oddington
Stow
Gloucette
William Grayhart
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
Henry Watzhe
Vince
William Chappell
Nottingham
Tob Brough
Newarke
Trent
Pares
Leicester
Wackinson
Joughborough
Jackson
Furnival’s Inn
Laon
Aisecrhole
Freemantle-Dark
Kingscleer
Hanis
Francis Cottington
Alice
Meff
Popham and Sanrer
New Inn
Freemantle Park
Bath
Salisbury
Palinguoks
Newbury
Readius
Leek
Stafford
Gilbert Cheshire
Mr. Whitby
Derby
Mr. Chattertor
Afborne
Fate of Partisan Count Tottleben Decided at Court
Yesterday reports from Moscow and London describe the court martial convicting Count Tottleben of dangerous acts against the Empire. He is deprived of estates and rank, banished to the frontier, with life spared, and instructed not to return under penalty of death. The Empress orders his removal and sequestered assets restored to claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
France
Flanders
Moscow
Count Tottleben
Parentsife
Mafaw
Borck
Russia
Charles of
Saxony
Dyer
Ernest-Joan
Koninia
Szymowsky
Margaret Kratiowna
Gafpur Raykul
Beijing
Lambert
Warsaw
Siberia
England
Clement of
Rome
Liege
Penice
Othman Porie
Dalmatia
Corfu
Leghorn
Pisa
Italy
Leopold
Tuscany
Cadiz
Drei
Havannah
America
London
Hacise
Sardinia
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St.Georee Normans
Bull Inn
Bishopsgate Street
Whittam Eloar
Angel Inn
Ishmael Goopuanpd
Rein Deer
Lincoln, and Co
E- Sumpter
St. Bride's
Fleet-Street
Pott
Joan Witses
Wilkes
T. Becker
P. A. de Honor
Ion
Brelriotheca Tehrorogica
Milner
Barker
Edward Ballard
Booktelier
Little Britain
Newgate-Street
Mel
Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Rebdton
New Bond- Streets
Walter
Charing- Cross
Lewis
Buffel-Street
Covent-Garden
Owen
Temple-Bar
Henderson
Royal Exchange
Child's Coffee- House
St. Paul’s Church-yard