Newmarket Amusement Rivalries and Cart Race Tales
A letter compares Newmarket and Brentford entertainments, detailing horse races and a three-cart contest along the London road from Lofidon to Brentford. It notes noble spectators, self-driven riders, and a lively, decorous scene while praising union era reforms and Scottish progress since the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Java
Pares Kites
Madagascar
Crab
Periwinkle
Slamerkin
Pe‘riwinkle
China
Lofidon
Brentford
Fex
London
Douglas
Jay
Italy
Greece
House of Peers
House of Lords
William the Third
James
Storth Privy Council
Scotland
England
Euch
Charles the Second
Edwardsthe
Charles the
Great
Hardy
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Guercine
Salvator Refa
Acearfed Bee
Wiat-Gop Hak
Det No Man
A Merry Mad Poem On The Mad Apparently
A playful, aged verse satirizes human folly and madness across roles. It lists husbands and wives, landlords and mendicants, clerks, lovers, lawyers, doctors, and statesmen each driven mad by desires, vanity, or fear as the poem moves through personifications and brief scenes.
Port News Deal in Downside Winds and Royal Ships
A fragmentary report notes strong winds at sea near Downside with Royal Navy ships including Sir Pierrey Brett's command aboard the St. George and Lion, plus references to Rippen and Dilputeh. The text is garbled but indicates maritime activity and weather affecting vessel movements.
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Pierry Brett
St. George
Lion
Rippen
Fithd
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Pekin
Betuseen Earl Douglas Duke
Touraine
John Duke
Argyle and Greenwich
Sowthern