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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 18, 1775

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Auction of mares and racehorses at Turf Coffee House

A broad auction notice details bay mares bred by Babraham and Eclipse lineage, plus several good horses and training stock to be sold at the Turf Coffee-House and Tavern near Hyde-Park Turnpike on Monday next. Catalogues available privately. partnership dissolution noted. creditors urged to send accounts.

Tattersall TURF Hyde-Park Turnpike Bay Mate Babraham Mr. Kailey Ally Burford Newmarket Eclipse Basilius Epsom Oxford Lot Atwisk and Son

Berkeley Addresses Gloucester Electors in 1775 Campaign

George Berkeley writes to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Gloucester county thanking supporters and pledging to honor the county with sincere, independent conduct in Parliament. He asserts his campaign success and promises to visit all parts of the county, seeking continued favor. Berkeley Castle, Of. 28.

House of Commons Sele J. Almon Bustington House Picaye Southwark Hereford Isle of Man House Brechine Perth Berwick Clackmannan St. Andrew’s Nairn Southmolton Devonshire Sandford Oaker Winchester-street Gibson Hilington Polly Gibson Hayston Ivorsk Sect Iwich Bond Scotland Basieburgh Grillicng Joan Gloucester Chetter Fervart G. Berkeley George Berkeley Glouceser

Trade and policy proposals from AH Child edition

A classical period discussion presents weighty points on merchant companies navigation naturalization of strangers and Woodwy manufactures. It condemns Northern Colony planting, favors reducing interest to 4 percent and proposes a court of merchants for maritime disputes and a bill transfer law. Lord Mahsfield's speech is noted.

Noel Q Stade AH Child Richardsom Urquhart Jusiah Child Mather Mahsfield Cech

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