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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 ...
... SCARBOROUGH SPAW. Whereas by an Accident which happened to the Spaw at Scarborough about Christmas the Publick have been deprived the Benefit the Spaw Water for these three Months paft; We, the Bailltfs of Scarborough, do hereby give Noiice, Thar the ...
... Anb.ther Accident happened at Lefingham; on. Tuefday Morning the 7th Initant, which had Paris. 1 9 like to have proved fatal. One Richard Lan; Hey write from St. Ma. a Widower, who had courted a Gentleman's lo that on tht 28th pit Servant of that Town ...
... 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 ...
... Hie ACCIDENT; A pajloral tJJaj. FRom rofy fingers, Morning (book the dew; From Nature's charms the vail of Night (he drew; Reviving colour glow'd with broken light; The varied landscape dawn'd upon the fight; The lark's firft fong melodious floats air; ...
... From the London Evening Poll, June 8. Laft Tuefday began the Races arSatum for his Alajeil)'s zoo Guineas; three flatted, and two wcrc diflanccd the fiat Heat by the fame Marc that won at Wincheficr, viz. Mr. Jack- Con's. LaftWeek Mr. William Armarong ...
... Casualties. Burnt accidentally St. James's Weftminfter Drinking i. knfilf (be.ng at St. Giles's in the Fields i. KillNd accident -y Dray . without Aldgate .. Smothered.accidentally in the Muda the River (buried ac St. Martins the Fields) i. Chriftned ...
... 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 ...
... received Sentence of Death. SIR,' Eutopia, Aug. 19. V Efterday the Horfe Races ended at Grantham, where the Lord Cardigan's Cade-Colt won the ; great Plate. During the whole Time ofthe Races, there was the greateft Appearance of Nobility that wasever known, ...
... fSeecles, a very melancholy Accident bappen'd in the River there, by jo young Men and Women fail- ing in Sir Ed Bccon's ITeaiure Boat, which by lome unskiltul Manage- ment was overfet, and i s Peribns ?? ; the reft were accidently fav'd by i Men, who were ...
... lifelefs Body without a Head is the beft Emblem of it. The Duke of Buckingham mcunted the Trenches the Night before the unhappy Accident, which was the Reafon we were not there when it happeued. On this fatal Occafion the Marquis de la Jamaike, Son to the Duke ...
... a Certificate did not arrive before the other Ifl ltte J.___The Magiftrates have not as yet deter- jlthePrize.— — After the Race an Input of^ve^ni- ?? by a Horfe belonging to iVlr. Scot Plumb- ?? was the moft numerous and jtfiif Company ?? nt Leith ever ...