Brentwood Races at Parslee Wood and Local Theft Report
Report covers the Brentwood racing meeting on Parslee wood common near Brentwood Essex with Plate events for four year olds and a two Guinea scale fee, plus a dinner at the Crown. Also details a theft near Packington, Leicestershire, describing two men, a third companion, and a five Guinea reward, and a sale of Upsall manor and surrounding farms in York.
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Erentwood
Parslee Wood Common
Brencwood
Essex
Amion
Eich Hor
Nwe
Crown
Brentwood
Frentwood
Freeman
Heber
Laberty
Packinton
Asbby de la Zanch
Leicestershire
Avour
Anil
Fidward Ashpinshaw
Affaby-de-la-Zouch
The
India A
Galton
Jamaica
Coaries Wenman
Royal Exchange
Holland
S. Garraway
Ac Che
Rofa
Globe Tavern
London
Alxes
Imperial
Lyis Magisty
Nenbiergy Bookeller
Empress seeks to extend trade and revenue gains
From Paris and Philadelphia letters dated August and July, reports outline British fiscal moves and colonial distress. The Empress aims to expand commerce and revenue, with Count Munich appointed to lead the commission. Amsterdam and Hamburgh bankruptcies stir unease while American frontier letters describe fires, dislocation, and refugee misery near Carlisle. Sir William Johnson convenes with the Six Nations at German Flats as frontier intelligence notes enemy movements and militia orders. Detroit and Niagara hosts describe sieges, vessel actions, Indian camps, and merchant defense amid ongoing war.
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France
Peterbourgh
Munich
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Fabustus
Hainburgh
Paris
Council of State
America
Philadelphia
Carlisle
New-York
Albany
William Johnson
William Brighten
Congress
Sir William
William
Mohawks River
Col. Vanderheyden
Schenectady
Niagara
Detroit
Campbell
66Th Regiment
Robert. Davers
St. ‘Duthy
Roberton
London council notes royal affairs and arrivals
Report from London describes a Str James's council with Secretaries Grenville and Egmont, plus the French envoy. It mentions a private audience for a royal birth notification, ongoing construction at St James's for the Queen, and the arrival of the great Elephant from the East Indies after a weary voyage.
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Str. James’s
Beliony St. James's
Ahe
Eatty Indies
Aris
Howie
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Bevery
William Harvey
Chixwell
Deceas
Newmarket
Chigwell
Caraldanes Tole
Bever
St. Martin’s
Thomas
Fellows
Fuitian
Harfe-Yard
Drury-Lane
Perons
Bam
Elinfiey
I ‘King
Pasest
Walker
Jour Waychoy
A. du
Roper
Win
Revis
Fleet-Street
Andah Rerfoys
Jae
Thame
Bercain
Dalton
Shiells
Owen Connelly
Pardan
Rica
Clements
Upfall
County of
York
Thirsk
Northallerton
Ups
John Raper
Cleaver
Castle-Howard
Mr. Weather
Coxwold
Easingwell
Mr. Weatherill
John Briggs
Tobsolde
Michaelmas
New Thame
Oxford
Way
Charles
Sweden
Lake Erie
Fator Gladwin
Dalyell
Major Rogers
Dalyel
Hopkins