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... above Ptirfes. /v. ' . ThdC will bean Aflcnibiy every Night during the Races. The Races arc intended to ue continued in Whitfiin-week, every Year, for the future. DARLINGTON RACES. ON Tuefday the 25th of April Inft. a Purfe of 20 1' uiut ?? iy rive Year ...
... Cariifle, March 6, 1748-9. THIS is to acquaint thcERETHERN of theBRiDLE, tha Cailille Races will be poftponed till further advertifed, upon the Account of the Dillempei amongft the Cattle. \T7 HERE A S on Wednefday the Bth inf.. in the ? * Night, tl.e ...
... allowed to run for 1 hi?. AIIJ it is delved, that no Hoifemen come upon the Cmule at the laid teveral Races, but thofe that arc to uni, for fear of Accidents to the People on Foot ; and Stands will be erected for the Specta- tors, from whence they may fee ...
... the leaft Reward either to himfelf or Progeny. We hear from Cudderftone, in Yorkfliire, that on Tuefday laft a melancholy Accident happen'd to one Tho. Colick, who going with his Cow to a Neighbour's Bull in the Doe Park there, the Bull run at him, and ...
... carry nine Stone, all under to h»e an Abatement*, three Heats, thrice about the (aid Race, computed fout Miles, for each Heat, four or more co enter and run, or no Race : Entrance Half a Guinea. On Wednefday the 6th, a Purfe of Twenty Guineas, by Four and ...
... Parts of Westminster. !i Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland ??ey, in their Way to the North to review the .??? at Derby Races the 22d instant, in order to meet his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Gore, Lord Anson, and several other Persons of Distinction ...
... adjoining the faid Race, fhall, if a Foreigner, pay 10s. 6d. but if an Inhabitant of the faid Town only 5 s. N. B. The Race is well drain'd, and in good Order for Running : And no Ilorfes but the Racets will be permitted to come upon the Race; and there wiil ...
... General Wade, at Northall-Common, and in Odlober next will take the Diveriion of the Horfe-Races at Newmarket,;; from whence we have ' Advice of a very dismal Accident that happened at a Place called Burwell, 3 Miles from thence,viz. A Puppet-Shew was. acting ...
... and tan each (or bye Kittles 1 for five Guineas a Battle, ani ioe the Main. And an AlVembly every Night during the Races. STOCKTON RACES. To be RUN for, ON Monday the fth Day of September next, Fifty founds, by five 01 fix Year Olds, rive Year Olds cairying ...
... daring Arms to your rebellious Hearts. Our Southern Traitors Treason's Self disgrace ! A strutting, blust'ring, abject, coward Race ! Nor Jac's, nor Georgians, Scotch nor English true, } But foam and froth, - a Ribband, plaid or blue ; } Such Somethings, ...
... l>cm feveral London Prints, April 26. A melancholy Accident happened on Wednef- day Sigh; 1 ft.yv.icn their Majefties and the Royal F in Iy came from the Plav-lu.ufe, viz. Mr. Per- ry . ?? > drove the Queen's leading Coach, having juli let down fome ot ...
... adjoining the faid Race, fhall, if a Foreigner, pay 10s. 6d. bm if an Inhabitant of the faid Town only 5 s. .„. _ N. B. The Race is well drain'd, and in good Order for Running : And nollorles but the R^ers will be petmitted to come upon the Race; and there will ...