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... depre- A convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, c d gene- fituated on the ‘ate int PS or the no- Stal 2! wT a convic- 5 = hee IPs WICH gt RACE Pa Qh. od ae portant VV jth, and the &th ot July. Public breaktatt: and balls at the The ordinary wili be the fi regately and ...
... ¦¦ ?? â ¦ ¦ IPSWICH RACES WILL be on T.uefday, Weduefday and Thurfday the 3d, .|th and sth of luiy next. Sir HARRY PARKER, Bart. > ? , JOHN VERNON. EG*, j -tewards. iyy The horfes to enter at the Ship as ufual. LOES and WILFORD HUNDREDS ~~ ASSOCIATION ...
... ODSEY RACES, in Hertfordshire, 1764. ON Wednesday the 12th of September will be run for, a Purse of FIFTY POUNDS, by Hunters; free only for such Subscribers who shall have subscribed before the First; of June. Horses which start for the same, to have ...
... IPSWICH RACES, 1797. - Wl LI. beon Tuefday, Wedriefday and Thurfday the 4th, ethand 6th ef July next. The MA RAJULS CORNWALLIS, > Stew _ rds - WILLIA-VII.ERNERS, Efq. $ Stewaras - ANTED at Midfummer next, A Servant in the capacity of Footman, who thoroughly ...
... %Ao in the &m»ad the rtiUfortcrie Kii! WOO!.. I, in. Ik^kin,manner. A ...
... as far as the Soirel Horle (about a quaiter of a mile from the place where the accident Inppened) when he dropped down ar.d expired im- mediately. In luch melancholy accidents, it is too often a difficult matter to find thofe who are ready and willing to ...
... comedy of the C of the le- ACCIDENTS, and the farce of RETALI: After begin after The days of Widn s rejected race week will be Monday, day and Friday. For ns, Col, Cock als T a ING at the Cocer and Pre fis Of. et aie the fer- races, between the gentiemen ...
... prefent. 6. Yefterday a Gentleman riding with too much Precipitation among the Crowd at Barnet Races, bad the Misfortune to be thrown from his Horfe, by which Accident hefrallured his Scull and died upon the Spot, ...
... charg- ed On the coroner's inqueft, with killing Ambroie Sadler, an apprentice at the fame mop, in his own defence. This accident was occafioned by an unhappy quarrel. The young man in con- finement bears a very good character for his fo- briety and ...
... Cofnpanion for Town and Country { containing full and pirticuiar inftruAlont fa* riding, hunting, fowling, (bttiag, fiflilßg, racing, fantay, cock. Ing, hawking,dec. with th* various methods ebferv’d In breeding and dieting of horfts both ior the road and ...
... very fplendid, as were many of the Nobility. t. 7he Marquis cfGranby, who had a Fail from a Scaffold at Scarborough Races, by -which Accide.it.be was much brutfed, is no-w perfectly recovered; and Yefterday he went to Court, to pap his Compliments to their ...
... (ihe bulk of bis fortunc)ti!l half year they were due. Ilcfcrs’ed office of Sheriff for this county in y5 y. Wnbrothers accidently met lately at the King's Head in Hcvenngland, Norfolk, who had not each other for years; one aged 95, the other 84. After ...