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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 08, 1767

Page

2

Newmarket Races Second October Meeting Begins

The announcement outlines the Newmarket Second October Meeting with listed horses, riders, weights, and races for Wednesday through Saturday. Subscriptions, entry fees, and conditions for entry and starting are specified, with detailed weights and prizes like the Town Plate and Guineas. Strong entities include Newmarket, Rockingham,Offory, Amiral, Profpero, Otho, Grosvenor, Shafto, Bolingbroke, and various horses and weights. The notice requires subscribers to declare days and pay arrears, and mandates certificates of ages and proper fees to run.

Lord Offory Sir J. Moore Amiral R.C. Ld Rockingham Profpero Ld Oslory H. Fi Town Plate R.C Oftner Lord Grosvenor Bandy Mr. Burlton Dolly Lucifer Duke of Bridgewater Mr. Meynell B.c Mr. Shafto Lord Bolingbroke Snap Shirley Falconer J. Turing Newswarket Newmarket Swithis Meir Heber

Odiham Race Week at Odiham Down October 16

Entry rules for the Town Plate and six other races at Odiham in October. Fees include entrance, weights, and steward decisions. Prizes include medals and guineas with stipulations on horses ages and past wins. A drill of race day duties and public notices follows, with a ball planned for the first race day.

Odiham Salisway George Inn

Auction Notice of Goods in Birmingham Trade Stock

To be sold by auction in the large room at the Diphin Birmingham on Tuesday the 3d of Nevember at ten o clock. The entire stock in trades Mr William Hindshuey and others includes haberdashery liften and webullen goods and other assorted wares in sound condition. View time of sale at Mr Harfords dwelling house Moore Street where printed catalogues may be had and from Melt Pearson and Adis in Birmingham.

Diphin Birmingham William Marsh Hambleton Enfield Ighway Ann Green Street Field Edward Ellis Enfield Chace William Harrison College-Street Westminter Alexander Burnett Green-Street Enfield William Marth Lawrence-Street Hendon Fale Nevil Henson Afsignees Geornex Rosinson King’s Head Chertsey Surry Humphry Salmon Bagshot Egham Staines Bridge Weybridge Sunbury Walton Upon Thames Hounslow Savage Ludgate-Hil Bath Étober Charter- House Hinton Somerset Antient Charter-house Hinton Arpnaamurchan Sunart Argyle Britain Kinfochallan Morven Arpytethire McIntyre Strontian Leonard Urquhart Edinbugh

Reading ironmonger sale of stock in trade announced

The houses and shops late in the position of Joseph Bent ironmonger and brazier in Reading announce stock in trade to be sold at a fair in April. Ann Bent his widow and executrix surveys Clare Street shop. The trade is carried on as usual.

Joseph Bent Reading Ann Bent Clare-Street Clare- Market

Mail from France reports a florin incident and naval moves

The dispatch from Porto Ferrajo dated August 23 notes a terrible florin event detaining several ships, including a large French tarten. It cites an armament from Tunis with two gallies, two debecks, four pinks, and six walfiots whose destination is unknown. A Maltese man of war reportedly captured a vessel of the Grand Signor, though unconfirmed. Cadim to Prague letters report Jesuits in Bohemia losing their benefice and facing a forced title claim, with the emperor’s court sending Grenadiers to invest their house. The Aeolus frigate under Venner sailed from Cadim for England and Frankfurt.

France Porto Ferrajo Tunis Cadim Aeolus Want Venner Engand Frankfort Prague Ferdinand II Bohemia

Parliament prorogations and city events noted

The Parliament held prorogations to the 20th of the month while Lords Justices ordered dispatch of business. Alderman Fetherston sworn Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Boyd and Bevan installed. An elegant entertainment followed at Dawson Street. Deaths include Arthur Denny Provost of Tralee and Capt Thomas Wilson of the Royal Irish Dragoons. A Bray fire caused extensive damage before help from Capt Frazier’s Foot. Transports with the 27th regiment reached Cove from Quebec. A Wales to Minehead voyage wreck resulted in all aboard perishing. Kilkenny reports a Trooper M Cabe of the 4th Horse shot himself at Donaghmore.

Dublin Francis Fether Fton Patrick Boyd Henry Bevan Elgrs Dawson -Street Hendrick-street Thomas Wilson Royal Irish Regiment of Dragoons Great Duke of Marlborough Bray Frazer 1St Regiment of Foot Corke Warburton Cove Quebec Wales Minehead Kilkenny M‘cabe 4Th Regiment of Horse Donaghmore Queen’s County

Michaelmas Mayor Of Leeds Borough For Coming Year

Leeds OG reports Michaelmas Day selection of the town’s mayor for the year ahead. mining accidents near Pontefract claim one life. the other injured. Thomas Taylor, solicitor, dies at Rothwell Haigh, London-based son of Purswell-hall. Wheat and barley price shifts noted in local markets. broader market declines cited. Shipping news lists arrivals and sailings from London, Seville, Antigua, Jamaica, Boston, New York, and other ports with numerous vessel names.

Country News Leeds Backhouse Rothwell Haigh Thomas Taylor London Taylor Purswell-hall Berley Barnsley New S. Cowes Langer Arbuckle Caple Curling Lady Juliana Stephenson Westmoreland Hoar St. James Surman King George Coward Chace Price Owen George Bremer Elizabeth Dunkin Jamaica Neptune Wendal Boston Little Joseph Kennedy Mary Ann Graves North Carolina Success Hughes Nelson Ratley Virginia Charming Sally Fowler Cafcoi-Bays Polly Ross Antigua Eagle Amity Knowles Mercury Hyde New-York Scorpion Willa Quebec Friendship Frost Maryland Defiance Askew Rhode Islands N. S del Carmen Bilboat Petersburgh Dod Longfound Bonnete Riga Race North Bergen Happy Return Fenley Guersney

Merchant ship names and origins in a noisy ledger

A list shows multiple vessels and captains with origins in New York Dublin Petersburgh Quebec Cork Hague ditto St. Croix Bristol Pool Newfoundland and Riga. It reads like a shipping or passenger record with many misspellings and duplicated phrases.

Merchants Key Eaton New York Dublin Michael Daniel Petersburgh Ditto Carlton Kirkwood Quebec Cork Amity’s Hague Providence Penmyre Atto Sally Matthews Fromm Minyland Friendship St. Croix Bristol Grandk Duke Brewer Frares Dover Unity Bailey Pool Newfoundland John and Fanny Marshal Riga Dubs Darnell

Duke of York Death and Royal Proceedings at Richmond

The article recounts the Duke of York's illness and death in Richmond including his insistence on privacy, the use of James's Fever Powder, and the failing treatments. It describes royal mourning, the Prince of Monaco's daily visits, and preparations for the corpse to sail to the Nore, plus naval movements and notable appointments and moves among court and city officials.

Soames's Richmond Queen's Palace Duke of York Morrison James Capt. Schutz Italy Dole Spry Prince of Monace le Grand Wratterley Wrotterley Admiralty England Montreal Nore Greenwich Jerusalem Plug Spithead Pheonix S. W Bath Diblin Brixton Southwark Surry Saint Margaret’s-hill Joseph Manocy Daniel Ponton

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