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... Henry Hunt, Efq. of Stratfod upon Avon ; Mr. Hawtyn, of Banbury ; or Mr. Ifailewood, Attorney at Law, Bridgnorth. ABINGDON RACES, 1789. ON Tulsdat the ijth Day of Sept?mbs_r, will te run for en Culh^m Hjath, near AHingdon, the Member's Puife of FIFTY POUNDS ...
... third Mornings cf the Races } and a Ball at the Town-Hall the firft and laft Evenings.? Ordinaries as ufual. The Earl of MACCLESFIELD, and ? c . Lord Vifcount VILLIERS, I ewidi. ?? Whereas feveral Accidents have happened on the Race Ground by thl Foot People ...
... TEWKESBURY RACES,'i797i WILL be on Wcdncfday and Tluufday the 20th and 2iftof September Inft. — For futther Particulars vide Racing Calendar, No. II and 12. THOMAS VERNON DOLPHIN, ?? Steward. L. MYERS, Ckrk of the Couifc. Ttwkeftmry, Sept, 6, 1797. O ...
... fuyk SALE, the well-known RACING CUTTEB r YACHT DUDU, 15 tons, with all her racing and cruisinf ?? complete. For particulars apply to Edward Fidgett r;^outh. Isle of Wight. OOR SALE, a CUTTER, of 26| tons register r j. r . burden, coppered and copper ...
... Aylefbury Races, 1781, Will be on Wednesday the 19th and Thursday the aoth of September. EARL VERNE V, And ? The Hon. TH O lf ASG RE N TIL LE, | Ste wards - N U N E H A If, Auguft 31, 1781. WHEREAS divers Bet-fans have lately prefumed to hunt, fhoot, ...
... OXFORD RACES, 1793, TT7ILL be on Tuefday, Wednefday, and Thurfday, VV the 2-oth, 21ft, and Z2d of AVflVkl next; and Nutlet tt hereby gh en, That thel'e Races will in future always begin on the Third Tvrsday in August. THE Anniverfary Dinner of the Gentlemen ...
... who fhall ibe Prefent^t the Races, and their Deter- muiatMA Aali bb final. _ . Th «'-orfes, fee. to.be /hewn and entered op Friday ! before Ru.i o .,ng. v at the Horfe and Jockey, in 'St. ?? Oxford, before jhe Clerk of the Race., between the Hour! of Two ...
... Plate, who fliall be preftnt at the faid Races, and their Determination fnall be final. The Horfes, Sec. to be fliewn and entered on Friday before Running, at the New Inn, Oxford, before the Clerk of the Races, between the Hours of Two and Light in the ...
... OXFORD RACES, 1793, WILL be on Tuefday, WeJncfday, a»d Thurfday, the 20th, a 1 ft, and 2zd of Au gust 'next; and Notice U her.ly given, That thefc Races will in future always begin on the 'Fluid 'I'wesday in Atr.usT. LONDON and WESTERN, othcrwifc called ...
... Evenings. C3T ORDINARIES AS USUAL. R. P. JODDRELL, Efq. ? J. LANGSTON, Efq. } Stewards. Whereas fe-reral Accidents have happened on the Race Ground by the Foot People ftanding within the Corda during the Time the Horfet are runnirtg, In Order to prevent ...
... whatever, except tbe rider* for the day's racing, and other persons doing their duty on the Course.—All persons are requested retire behind tbe cords upon the ringing of the bell for saddling, in order to prevent accidents. It is expected that these regulations ...
... the Stock upon the faid Farms. For farther Particulars enquire of Mr. Lloyd, at E_ft Woodhey, near Ntw bery, Berks. Oxford RACES, 1766. A TO be Run for on Port Meadow, near the City of Oxford, on Tuefday the 19th of Aticufr, a Purfe of FIFTY POUNDS, by ...