Lines From An Act Concerning Appeals and Public Order
A fragmentary legal and political notice discusses suspension of judgment on appeal upon recognizance with sureties, costs, and double damages. It references existing acts, peace officers, and tendered amends, urging impartial enforcement and caution in restraining workers and public gaming. It then shifts to commentary on governance, liberty, and Parliament, urging vigilance by Londoners amid suspected colonial and military concerns. Newark racing results follow, listing horses and winnings from recent heats and sweeps with owner names and horse names.
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Hall
Hazard
St. James’s
Britannicus
Duke of York
Charles the Second
England
London
Minorca
House of Commons
Newark
Crofit
Nis Prins
Mr. Turner
Tom Fones
Bethell
Regulus
Lord Robert Sutton
Little John
Mrr. Selby
Champion
Mr. Smith
Tartar
Mr.Hardy
Miss Wesnwood
Mr. Vane
H. Fahion
Atkinson
Patch
Lord Gower
Devil
Mr. Marshall
Lottery
Thorough Horse Races Reported With Multiple Winners
An 18th century racing summary records multiple two mile heats for four year olds and five year olds, noting winners like Mr. Swinburn's Bay Colt Nabce and Lord Albemarle Bertie's Grey Filly. Dispatched letters discuss fort William Henry, naval actions near Boston and Portsmouth, and privateering captures amid broader wartime news.
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Odworth
Mr. Osbaldiston
Chef
Robert Sutton
Mr. White
Bys
Mr. Goodwin
Morpelh
Mr. Swinburn
Nabc
Gotz
Cade Wee
Dainty Daw
Mr. Mann
Mann
Neptune
Ledbury Peat
Baynes
Fox
Philadelphia
Hall
Fort William-Henry
Fort Edward
Béleg
St. George
Patmouth
Bristo
Tre
Nancy
Juernsey
Spain
Conti
Plymouth
Lancaster
Chichester
Lilies
Portsmouth
Edward Hawke
Spithead
Flymours
Boscawen
Hawke
Knowles
Broderick
George Fotter
Santa Cruz
London
Firtherbank
George
Durell
Admiral Hawke
Silesia
Breslau
Vienna
Prince of Bevern
Catterwood
Liverpool
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Picaragua
Antigua
Guardaloupe
Coas
Boston
Oporto
Bo Caviz