Otley Race Meeting at Quiram Down 1764
Races on the Quiram Down course October 11th with purses of fifty pounds for six year old and aged horses. Classes include four year olds and five year olds, weights assigned by prior wins. Entries to be made at George Inn Durham. fees include half guinea entrance and two and a half guineas towards diversions. No crossing, disputes settled by stewards.
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Odiham
Quiiram Down
Choferhac
George Inn
Durham
Emring
Jamaica Rum and brandy offered for export and sale at Royal Exchange
A notice for export and home consumption wares from the India Company warehouses. Jamaica rum in large quantities and strong cologne brandy priced at various rates per gallon or quart, with carriage free from the Royal Exchange. Wines and ports to be paid for on return, with readings for ready money or credit.
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India Company
Jamaica
Wegman
Royal Exchange
Society of Staymakers Notice at the Black Horse
The Society of Staymakers announces removal of members to Mr John Shroder's Mirre in St Martin's Lane. Masters and journeymen in town and country are invited to apply at Shroder's for skilled service and strong encouragement in all branches of the business.
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Society of Staymakers
Society of
Black Horse
Strand
Elias Blak
John Shroder
Mirre
St. Martin’s Lane
John Shiroder
Leasehold estate sale near Leominster under court order
Pursuant to an Exchequer order, Thomas Harris advertises a leasehold at Montland Manor near Leominster Hereford for twenty one years at annual rent 1 pound 8 shillings 8 pence with renewal terms. Included is a messuage with outbuildings, meadow, pasture, arable land and orchards near the borough. Three parcels of freehold land valued at about 1 shilling will be sold at the same time. Further particulars from Mr Smart in Gray's Inn or Mr Francis Browne solicitor in Leominster.
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Upnarden
Stouzhtony
Sussex
Drean-Lane-End Farm
Chichester
Havan
Deverstiels
Stanstead Forest
Langford
Court of Exchequer
Thomas Harris
Three Horse Shoes Inn
Boroush
Leominter
Hereford
Mont- Land
Leaminster
Thomas Pennie
Leaf Uler
Windsor
Thomas Caldwall
Smart
Gray’s Inn
London
Francis Browne
Leominster
Murky Waterfront Justice Report From Ancient News
In a Connecticut coastal scene Jeremiah Quinley wounds his wife after an argument. Four men, including a doctor, intervene, seize Quinley, lash him thrice hours later, then release him after a reform pledge. Separate Niagara talks reveal border cessions and Native alliances with Lake Erie land transfers.
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Americ A. Boslan
England
Black
Poinc
Lyme
Connecticut
Jeremiah Quinley
Quebec Gazette
Col. Barton
Montreal
Olwvega
Niagara
Streights
Lake Erie
Noth
Town notices and notable arrivals in Sept 29 report
Seucastle reports Alderman election James Parkin as Mayor for the year and Richard Glyn and wife returning from London. Hand-bills invite seamen to join His Majesty's sloop Peggy at Portsmouth. In Bristial Jacob Rowe elected Mayor. various officers named. A murder inquiry at Ruscombe’s house reveals a plundered scene with a gold watch found. suspects detained but discharged. Duke of Bedford and others arrived. cheese prices rise sharply at the fair, attributed to export demand.
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Seucastle
Appleny
Mondy
Noreee
Baroush
James Parkin
Bigs
Richard Glyn
City of London
Peggy
Peresmouth
Plymouth
Exeter
Jacob Rowe
Pilly Ducie
John Barnersby
Tucker
Richard Hayne
Currier
George Herd
Baker
Brisial
Ruscombe
Green
Jong
Tylers
Duke
Bedford
Offory
Capt
Williams
Derrick
Gloucefer
Port News Report of Arrivals at Penzance and Falmouth
PORT NEWS, Penzance, Sept. 29. Arrived the Salisbury Burgess from Tojfham Brudenell Brent from Tenby Prosperous Hackwood from Southampton Mary Preston from Guernsey and Aurora Michell from London. Falmouth Sept. 1g. Arrived the Somerset Kean Iron Neath Forester Eliis from Swansea Active Avery from Bristol and Success Hecking from Havre-d’aince. Sailed the Prince of Wales Hull for Penzance. Pod OF 1. Arrived the Thowes and Wil-
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Port News
Penzance
Salisbury
Burgess
Tojfham
Brudenell
Brent
Tenby
Prosperous
Hackwood
Southampton
Mary
Preston
Guernsey
Aurora
Michell
London
Falmouth
Somerset
Kean
Iron Neath
Forester
Eliis
Swansey
Active
Avery
Bristol
Success
Hecking
Havre-dée-aince
Che Prince
Wales
Hull
Wil
Levee at St James's and court circle includes nobility
Reported events describe a grand levee at St James's with ministers and numerous noble figures including the Duke of Norfolk. Lord Offulften and the Earl of Holderneile were presented to the King, while Archbishop Stone lies seriously ill at his brother's house.
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LN Don
St. James’ss
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Offulften
Tankerville
Earl of Holderneile
Asslington-Street
St. James’s
Stone
Armagh
All Ireland
Andrew Stone
Berlin
Poland
SireSa
Oder
Silstia
Schweidniz
Admiralty
Africa
Victualling-office
His Majésty
la Boinard
Cape Francois
Bourdeaux
Turks Idand
Dover
King George
Patty
London
Col
Carpenter
Handy
Francis Defmarelle
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Canterbury
Pum Deffein
Antoine Leifein
Pierre Quillzac
Namikd Pont Deffein
Jenny Salisbury
Countess of Roscomacon
T. Becker
P. A. de Handr
Surry Street
Andover
Hants
Tarnike Road
Henry Deade
Wellingborough
Northampton
Tivefay
Cheinti
Gilden Lane
Hatton Gardens
Mr. Crof
Shoe-Lane
Fleet-Street
Mr. Puile Jez
Wareh- Maker
Liam
Weston
Cooke
Sunda
Beit
Fir Sean
Carolina
Thomsandasbeth
Henini
Elizabets
Lomion
Fortune
Shipman
Petersburgh
Unity
Gooths
Jersey
Elizabeth
Sco
Rotterdam
Jenny
Scorr
New Vers
Deal
Pof
Gravefind
Caples
Wilshman
Wellererre
Crown Woodford
Oneza
Speedwell
Paythor
Wyburgh
Manerva
Arburchnot
Keppel Welluman
Ann Sua
For
Jgsver
Duke of Dortland
Rimsey
Fowler
Seahorse
Richards
Hudson's "Bay
Charietta
Trom Saloe
St. Sshailian’s
Margaretta
Alvaus
Tom London
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