Horse Racing Plate Events at Banbury Term Day
A historic racing card lists the King's Plate and Gentlemen's Contribution Plate events with four to six year old horses, two mile heats, and weights ranging from 7st 12lb to 8st 7lb. Entries include Dan Duty, Wondering, Petasus, Dampier, Alexis, Hyacinth, Ranger, Bedfellow, Vagrant, Free Hawke, Sample, Nestor, Aeneas, Electra, Walley, Slim, Tyrant, and Creeper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
Belfin
Dan Horfr
Dan Duty
Wildman
Gr.h. Wanton
Banbury
Ch. H. Alexis
Vernon
B. H. Hyacinth
Strode
Ch. H. Ranger
John Shelly
Foley
Mr. O'Kelly
Eic
WEDNE
Mr. Walker
Bedfellow
Charles Sanbury
Vagrant
Mr. Buggen
Free Hawke
Thomas King
Fennins
Nestor
Walker
Aeneas
Charles
Bunbury
Brand
Eriday
Gett
Tyrant
M.j.n
Mr. Brand
Brown
Fiiley
Electra
Sir Charles Bun Ury
Walley
Syrold
Yid Merch
Slim
Mr. Vernon
Horfe
Hyacinth
Gyrold
Williams
Rebels or Negotiation in the Middlesex Journal
The letter argues that the Gazette’s use of rebels labels narrows options for diplomacy with Americans. It warns declaring rebels ends negotiations, condemns policy that treats rebels as conquerable, and urges prudent language to avoid locked paths to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House of Commons
Dery
Congress
Trade and America Ties Fold Our Wealth and Power
Review of national commerce argues that Britain's wealth hinges on its friendly link with America. If trade declines, manufacturers suffer, fabrics export shrinks, and a sick economy challenges larded men who now prosper. the kingdom risks decline while ambitions fade. The piece laments imagined self-sufficiency and warns against cooling relations with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Standing army threat ends commerce and wealth, CRITO warns
CRITO argues that imposing taxes and military force on America undermines prosperity built on manufacturing and trade. He warns a standing army paid by America sacrifices national wealth and risks ruin, reversing the colony’s gains and inviting violence.
Narrative continuation of Mr Daniel Peragan case
The narrator recounts testimonies from Mrs Rudd and the Adairs about influence and actions to aid Mr Peragan’s family. William Adair directs him to relocate to the country, calma plans for banking work, procure political allies, and deliver funds. Bond returns, 200 given for plate, and payments moved to country residence to avoid public knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Peragan
Robert Adair
William Adair
James Adair
Wiliam Adair
Rudd
H.x
Bug
Financial scheming in 1774 tied to Adair and Rudd
The narrative describes bonds and large sums moved through Mrs. Rudd for Mr. William Adair to fund a banking venture and personal expenses. Including loans of 3260 pounds and 4000 pounds, the arrangement sought private handling, with changes in allowances and a proposed Suffolk estate Worthling manor for parliamentary qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisar Adair
William Adair
Wilson
Rudd
Carrried
William ‘Adair
Birchin-lane
Mills
James
Adair
W. Adair
Merf. Adairs
James Adair
William
Wm. Adair
Harley-street
Collins
Crofts
Pall Mall
Suffolk
Worthling Manor
Family business talk and aims of a partner in Paeimall
A fragment discusses a Saetier in Paeimall and a brother being admitted as a partner in the house. It mentions E. seeking a seat in parliament and pursuing a Baronet title for June. If successful, he plans to increase the fortune he intends to give to someone, exceeding 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeimall
Iune
Public plea from a jailed wife defending Perreau case
A woman writes to the editor defending her integrity amid accusations tied to the Perreau affair. She argues she never lied for gain, laments harsh treatment, questions his family’s motives, and asserts her marriage as her sole relation to Perreau. She vows to publish further details and seeks impartial judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perreau
Robert Berreau
Daniel
Robert
Mr. Perreau
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The
Middlesex Journal
Middlesex. Journal
Jandwick
Greenville
Jun
Balt
Nhone
CRITO
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