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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 08, 1763

Page

2

Amphibious misadventures and royal notices in 1763 era

Reports recount an escaped elephant at Turflay Jar alarmed workers, a Sardinian chapel opening, and marriages and deaths. Also listed are royal rewards, naval, legal, and colonial updates, clergy synods in Holland, French maritime policy, East India Company bond reforms, local militia meetings, and appointments in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.

East India House PHE Court of Directors of The United Company of Merchants of England East Indies Aid Company Leadenhall Street

Sale of Fine Horses at Stapleford near Notchieleci

A sale listing twenty one horses and mares led by a 25 year old Silver-tail, details of lineage from Sir John Harpur, Lord Tratey, and Camillus, with many offspring and sires named. Prospective buyers directed to Mr. John Stevenson at Stapleford to apply. The notice is part of a broader column covering America, weather, and regional notices.

Blenheim Oxford Cross Inn George the Third Great Britain England Frefe MarRtLsoroun John Fielding Gui‘néas Stapleford Notchieleci Heneape John Harpur Ratte Darley Lord Tratey Thomas Gretley Mr. Cook Lovsworth Helmsley Turk Carelefe Regulus Sportsman Cade fFearnonghe Dragon Reulus Whimty Lord Cullen Careless Camillus Care- Ris Cupid Mr. Mutters Sly Cupid Clallers Newmarket Fracis Mutters Cullen Arabian North Diamond Borlase Warren Blueey Susain Susan Walter Burdect Lord ‘Tracey Camilla Mr. Phillips Tartar Rily Cue Mr. Grifewood Lady Thigh Black All Black Silver-tail Svorefiran Carel Fearnoughe John Stevenson Heber Rel Tipperary Cork Dublin Mr. Dickson Indie Kenny Meath Maitland Painstown Ardmuichan Samuel Holt Earl of Rothes Scotland Archibald Edmonstone Hopewell Wexford James Sinnor Maria Abercastle Wm. Reed New Wall St. Anthony of Dublin Phil. Phelan Cadiz Poolbeg Country News Browne Queen’s College Reading Westbroke Bristol St. Stephen’s Church Richard Woodward Canterbury Dover Lydden Norwich Repps Browne Dalling Norfolk Leicester Stoney Salisoury Joseph Simpson Wayhill Salisbury Garisdon Lea Cleverton Stanhope Bruce Inglesham Sarum

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