Grantham Races 1764 Purse Details at Grantham Course
The Grantham meeting on June 17 1764 offers several purses totaling fifty pounds each for horses aged up to five years. Entry costs five shillings with four miles per heat for the main race and two miles per heat for the aged purse. Certificates from the breeder via the George Inn entry deadline. Winnings and numbers to be sold or reserved. disputes decided by majority subscribers. Cock fight at the King’s Arms noted.
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Grantham
Lincoln
George Inn
Hareldine Crabtree
King’s Arms
Vnal
Keepfern
Crotinton
Ferson
Heber
Bridgwater Races 1764 Two July Meeting Details
Notice from Bridgwater Somerset about races on July 24 and 26 at the course near Bridgwater. Fifty pounds stakes open to horses, mares, or geldings never winning more than two races, age and weight allowances specified. Entry rules require certificates, entrance fees, and weighings at Swan Inn. Winners fund next year’s plates. disputes to be settled by subscribers. Start times 4 pm. balls and assemblies as usual.
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Bridgwater
Somerset
Swan-Inn
Don Atalezing
Devon
Evi
Piatt
Poland
Crutvicia
Duglo Lius
Cracow
Crusvicia
Piast
Crofvicia
Semovit
Leszko
Semomytlaus
Hanover
Caroline
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Amelia
Duke of Cumberland
Mary
Louisa
Dauchess
Kentington
Duchess of Newcastle
Catherine Pelham
Lady Hertford
Miss Vane
Duke of Newcastle
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Dorset
Duke of Grafton
Ear of Burlington
Lord Wilmington
Earls of Essex
Cholmondeley
Rob. Walpole
Horatio Walpole
Mr. Pelham
London
Prince of
Robert Barker
zenuJeman
Comepany
Portsmouth
King
Grant
Bengal
Anson
Solebay
Beckinghan
Moor
Africa
Penzance
Estate Auction and Sale Notices at Malpas and Covent Garden
Oldstyle notices advertise multiple auctions by Mr Goub and Mr Lancrorp. Items include lordship furniture, bedding, china, live stock, farming implements, and a large freehold estate at Woodcote near London. Viewing schedules, catalogues, and locations span Cholmonsedey Hall near Malpas Cheshire to Covent Garden and regional English inns.
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Goub
Viscount Malpas
Cholmoncedey Hall
Malpas
Cheshire
Alderney
Mr. Goail
Upholder
Old Baily
Lutgate Hill
London
Mr. Good
Ludgate Hil
Manchester
Change Coffee House
Liverpool
Chester
The
Eagle and Child
Warrington
Griffin
Nampewich
de Red Lion
Malyas
George Ac Whitchurch
Batlo Am Alto Relieva
Flamingo
Gibsons
Rubens
Verrio
I Wales
Che Prearedt
Woodcote
Edinburgh May 26 Fashioned Royal News and Trials
News from Glasgow and London recounts Roseberry’s Facy marriage to Sir Edward Ward’s daughter, election of Dr Thomas Reid to Glasgow University chair, a Glasgow magistrates case against a military officer, and General Assembly activities. Additional items include Birmingham marriages, Wiltshire crime, Wiltshire murder, and a Lord Arundel smallpox recovery.
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Edinburgh
Fark
Roseberry
Facy
Edward Ward
Glasgow
Thomas Reid
King’s College
Aberdeen
University of Glasgow
Smith
Church of Scorlum
Earl of Glasgow
Alexander Gerrard
Marithal College
Grange-house
Alexander Seton
Sir Alexander Seton
Pirmedden
College of Justice
Country News
Birmingham
Litchfield
John Ford
Miss Newton
Newton
Bristol
Worcester
John Math
Madley Heach
James Newham
Cliffepypard
Wiltshire
Edward Goddard
Rogers
Newenr
John Goodman
Port News Arrivals and Sails From Various Ports
May reports from Penzance Weymouth and other ports list arrivals by ships such as Prince of Wales Charming Polly Abbott and Endavour Matthews with corn cargoes. Other vessels like William and Elizabeth and Young Brothers Lidtel arrive from Falmouth Newcastle. Several ships sail for London Leghorn Madeira and Norway with crews noted.
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Penzance
Prince of Wales
London
Charming Polly
Abbott
King George
Notrin
Endeavour
Matthews
Weymouth
William and
Elizabeth
Thorne
Ellury
Cross Oak
Manfzl
Phenix
Newcastle
Portsmouth
Young Brothers
Lidtel
Falmouth
Branswick
Curry
de Montigue
Waterer
Pyenenth
Deal
Spackman
Hawkings
Scarcedale
Burstall
Leghorn
Scullon
Madeira
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Court of Chancery
Delrs
Moy le
County of
Carlow
Bawn
Longford
Kingdom of Ireland
Westley Harman
Moyle
Charles Doyne
John Kelley
Dublin
Timothy Conningham
Field-Court
Gray’s Inn
Ireland
Paentee
Thommas
Bible and Sun
St. Paul’s Church
T. Greenough
Germany
England
Donald Monro
St. George’s Hospitals
A. Millar
D. Wilson
T. Durham
Strand
Payne
Mews
R. James
J. Newbery
Bible
Sun
St Paul’s Church Yard
Paul’s Church
William Sheustone Ely
Laeghorne
Algarotti
St. Kilda
Kynaston
Tacitus
Hippisley
Efaus
Hamilton
Falcon Court
St. Dunstan’s Church
R. Baldwin
Pater
Walker
Fleer-Lane
Qld
Vixest Fritas, Waessels and Co
Bath
James Bernard
Betty Carew
Thomas Carew
Croscombe
Somersetshire
Malmesbury
Wilts
Selisoury
Lord Arundel
Wardour Castle
Jacob
Barnes
Shaftesbury
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