Stolen Saddle Geldings Linked to Warren Stud Auction
Notice details two saddle geldings missing on September 27 from a field owned by John Raymond of Chipwell Essex. Description includes a Kraghie Bay with Star, and a Chestnut with flaxen mane. Reward offered and sale of the late Joan Bortase Warren stud at Stapleford, with listings of many horses, owners, and breeders. Auction planning at Stapleford and Stratton Audley, Oxfordshire.
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Sa‘ur- Kescay
John Raymond
Ely
Chipwell
Essex
Chefnut
Chigwell 5
Auttin Fryars
London
Stapleford
Nottingham
Joan Bortase Warren
Heneage
Mr. Hall
Rattle
John Harpur
Darley
Lord Tracey
Thomas Gresley
Mr. Cook
Vixen
Dodsworth
Helmsley Turk
Careless
Regulus
Sportsman
Cade
Fearnought
Dragon
Whimsey
Lord Cullen
Camillus
Aid
Dragan
Cupid
Mr. Mutters
Sly Cupid
Childers
Francis Mutters
Camullus
Cullen Arabian
North Diamond
Borlase Warren
Susan
Walter Burdett
Camilla
Mr. Phillips
Tartar
Rib
Mr. Grifewoon
Lady Thigh
Partner
Driver
Lot
Silver Tail
Sorfiran
Mr. Warren
Stratton Audley
Hicester
Oxfordshire
John Stevenson
Stapleford Ee Hever
Royal Oak
Alyesbury
County of Bucks
Joan Tempre Howse
Aylesbury
Deceas
Walton
Grefaid
John Dell
Joseph Burnham
Francis Howie
Francis Howle
News from Europe and Atlantic theaters in Septembers
Reports from Madrid Cadiz and Brussels describe shipbuilding and naval actions including the Septentrion sailing to Melila and Spanish treasure fleets, English artillery taken at Havannah, fortifications around Havana, and further notes on trade restrictions in Norway. London and Dublin telegrams mention troop movements and political concerns affecting Poland and Lorraine.
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Holland
France
Flanders
Tunis
Sieur Zoutman
Carthagena
Old Spain
Melila
Africa
Madrid
Brussels
Gaz
Cadiz
Havannah
Mars
Count de Riola
Ferrol
Florida
Havanna
Cabanna
Peterbourgh
Soltikow
Lithuania
Poland
Copenhagen
Norway
Stettin
Basil
Swifferland
Duke de Chaufeuil
Alsace
Lorrain
Hague
Amsterdam
Neuvilles
Earl of Northumberland Hears of Acknowledgment
Dublin Oct 11 news reports the Earl of Northumberland receiving word of a significant acknowledgment. The brief dispatch notes diplomatic reception and assigned duties for ongoing negotiations with Irish representatives in the context of evolving governance.
Speech opening the Irish Parliament by the Earl of Northumberland
In Dublin the Earl of Northumberland, Lord-Lieutenant, opened the Irish Parliament with a throne speech praising past zeal and unity, noting peace in Europe, royal births, reduced future expenses, and urging continued supplies while warning against public disorder among the lower classes. He lauded the Protestant charter schools as a means to instill industry and religion.
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London
Earl of Northumberland
Ireland
House of Peers
Dublin
Europe
Prince of Wales
House of Commons
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