Odiham Races and notices in Hants 1767
Public race events at Odiham Down include the Town Plate for four to five year olds and a Saturday Fifty Pound race for six years and older horses with weight scales and conditions. Entries due October 8 at the George Inn Odiham. fees and payments outlined. weights and penalties specified. Also list of displaced horse, notices of flower roots and seeds for sale at Rose Fleet Street and various wares with prices and delivery terms. Local advertisements include Raisin Wine and Brandy Warehouse offerings and agricultural nets and gear with prices and vendor notes.
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Odiham
Hants
Odiham Down
Fae Pott
N.B
Salisbury
George Inn
Stephen’ Garraway
Rose
Fleet Street
Globe ‘Tavern
Alfie
Catherine Street
Strand
Jamaica
Mountain
Lifton
Madeira
A. Lamb
W.B
The Best Method to Cure Defenses and Medicine Reform
A writer argues for narrowing medicine to one or two remedies and outlines a year long regimen using Tin ure of Cantharides in Elm Bark decoction for leprosy. The piece critiques complex prescriptions and patient impatience, promoting gradual, observable cure progress.
An Easy Cure for a Slow Fever
A pamphlet style remedy claims crude Sal Ammoniac dissolved in water as a universal fever cure. The author urges half to a full dram taken twice daily, with options to sweat or urinate to adjust symptoms, noting it often expels morbific matter and relieves associated pains and bodily distress.
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Gerir
PiAN'' ATION NEWS. New Orleans July a1 report
M ensieur D'Uloa continues at the Bellies with Spaniards building forts along the river. A fort opposite the old one at the right end as you enter the river. Another within gun shot of Fort Bute. A fourth near Fort Charters, Illinois, and another below the Natches on the west side of the river.
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New Orleans
Fort Bute
Natches
Fort Charters
Ilinois
Irish and Scottish News Roundup of Seizures and Disasters
Ireland reports a seizure of a mugging wherry with 164 casks and four chests of tea off Lambay land by George Glover. Also notes the death of Paul Spencer at Muff, Londonderry after travels through Europe Asia and Africa. Economic concerns warn grain shortages from farmer and meatman folly with imports from Quebec. Galway notes the 69th regiment marching toward Cork. Edinburgh reports abundant herrings and mackerel off Scotland’s western coasts. Perth describes a landslide at Kinnoul Hill destroying a farm house and killing an elderly woman.
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Ireland
Dublin
George Glover
Lunla
Lambay
Muff
Londonderry
Paul Spencer
Europe
Asia
Africa
Quevec
Galway
69Th Regiment of Foot
Colville
Corke
Edinburgh
Inverary
Scotland
Perth
Kinnoul
Notable Visitors and Local Crime Report
Bath reports arrival of Earl of Peterborough Lord and Lady Tenham Countess of Shelburne Lady Carey Lady Cecil General Morgan and companions. Bristol notes death of Mr. R Carr linen-draper and hair-merchant. An adjourned Sessions trial found Sarah Lankford guilty of assaulting and imprisoning Jane Bryant Cox, with Cox found in a deplorable naked condition in June.
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Bath
Earl of Peterborough
Tenham
Ile
Local notices and market reports from Wiltshire to Norfolk
The column reports a range of items including a woman named Jane Whatley with a pear tree bearing sacks of fruit, a Battersea area theft, a death in Overton, estate succession, cheese and hop market prices, and local court action over a breach of promise with a Stockport case referenced. It also notes rents, taxes, and agricultural prices across multiple towns and counties.
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Jane Whatley
Boarham
Warminster
Wilts
Overton
Hamts
John Harker
Sir John Stonehouse
Bart
Sir William Sconehouse
Pearman
Emmer-green
Claxan
Gad
Canteriuey
Yhomfaw
Ashford
St. George's
Northampton
Thomas Rolt
Ely
Norrwich
Norwich
Thomas Cobbel
Wilby
Suffolk
Sarah Cobbold
John Wright
Tattersett
Tatterford
Norfolk
Thomas Wright
John Woright
Liverpool
Chester
Stockport
Preston
Fuir
PORT NEWS. Arrivals and departures at the Atlantic ports
Shipping reports list vessels arriving at Boston and Leith and departing from Jamacia and Virginia. Captains Nowland and Nunns aboard ships bound for Philadelphia and Lancaster. The India Pilot Fleet remains, with several vessels named for Lilhon Newhaven Cork and Portsmouth. Multiple targets and cargoes noted including tar turpentine pitch and oars.
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Port News
L.verserl
Daniel Nowland
D. William and
Reids
Britannia
Ham
Lisbon
Bull Bay
Newfoundland
Alowell
Mary
Nunns
Lancaster
James River
Virginia
Lancater
Deal
Wind
Dial
I Phomas
Death of Edward Duke of York and Albany reported
Major John Wrotterley brings news from Venice of the death of Edward Augustus Duke of York and Albany. Born March 25 1739, knight of the Garter, Duke since 1760, Royal Society fellow, keeper of Windsor Lodge. Messengers dispatched to inform the royal family of the bereavement.
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John Wrotterley
Carleton-house
Edward Augustus
Duke of
Genoa
Duke of York and
Albany
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Heber
Tolen
William Knight
Tarringdon
R. Walker
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King’s Armis
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Warker
Wanxby R
J. Wrasels and Co
PDO CO
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County of
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William Marsh
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William Harrison
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Westminter
Alexander Burnett
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Enfield
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Hendon
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Clymock
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Ark
Brine
Wau
Cahire
Henry Winstantey
Chapman
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Carrarven
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Paternoster Row
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St. James’s Street
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James Farrer
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Lockfelter
Turlington
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Wiliam Wray
Nephefy
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Mary Sopp
Rober’ Turlington
King’s Arms
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Royal Exchange
Turlington and Wray
Robert Turlington
Leigh
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Cox
St. Kitt’s
Boston
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Hull
Lady Mary
Heldt
London
Ditto
Gertrude
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Riga
Prince George
Collier
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Sally
Murray
Leith
Mercury
Malcolm
Clyde
Lady Juliana
Stevenson
Falmouth
Clarkson
Baker
Berkeley
Wells
Fox
Jackson
Bristol
Farquharson
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Lloyd
Meyler
Tyler
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