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WESTMORELAND.

John Upton, esq.

WILTS.

W. Powell Bendry, esq.
Henry Biggs, esq.
Mr. Burt

T. Calley, esq.
T. Cousens, esq.
Thomas Crook, esq.
John Davis, jun. esq.
Ambrose Goddard, esq.
Mr. Habgood
Mr. Hayden

G. J. Kneller, esq.
Mr. Maskelyne
A. M. Mills, esq.
Capt. Monkland
William Northeý, esq.
H. White Parsons, esq.
N. W. Peach, esq.
Mr. Samuel Postans
Col. Thornton

Mr. L. O. Weeks, Veterinary
Surgeon, Salisbury

A. White, esq.
W. Wyndham, esq.

WORCESTERSHIRE.

Edward Bannister, esq.
Richard Bayzand, esq.
Mr. Walter Benton
Dr. Berkeley
Mr. R. Bradley
Mr. Calcott

Francis Canning, esq.
Capt. Chambers
Edw. Dixon, esq.
B. Farmer, esq,
Mr. Fieldhouse
Mr. John Griffiths
Mr. E. Hammond
T. Hawkes, esq.
T. C. Hornyold, esq.
T. Marshall, esq.

Col. Newport
Mr. Palfrey
R. Pardoe, esq.
E. Penrice, esq.
W. Prattenton, esq.
W. A. Roberts, jun. esq.
Mr. M. Sharman

J. Terrett, esq.
W. Wakeman, esq.
E. F. Welles, esq.
Mr. Wheeler, 2 sets

YORKSHIRE.

Mr. Joseph Acred
Mr. Alderson
John Bell, esq.
Mr. Best

R. Bower, esq.
Mr. M. Brunton
Mr. D. Burnell
Mr. Clark

Mr. Clarkson
J. W. Clough, esq.
Bryan Cooke, esq.
Mr. John Cooper
R. Creyke, jun. esq.
Stephen Croft, esq.
Mr. James Croft
G. Crompton, esq.
Robert Denison, esq.
T. Duncombe, esq.
William Ellis, esq.
W. C. Fenton, esq.
Mr. Thomas Ferguson
Mr. R. Frank
W. Garforth, esq.
R. O. Gascoigne, esq.
John Grimston, esq.
Messrs. Hargrove and Co.
Mr. T. Harrison
Mr. W. Harrison
F. Hartley, esq.

W. N. W. Hewett, esq.
Mr. T. Hewitson

Ellis L. Hodgson, esq.
N. B. Hodgson, esq.
Har. Hudson, esq.
T. Hustler, esq.
Mr. W. Hutchinson

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H. Jadis, esq.
Mr. R. Johnson
Mr. Mark Key
Mr. Kirby

Mr. W. Knapton
Mr. Lambert
William Lee, esq.
Mr. Littlewood

Mr. Lockwood
Mr. E. Macfarlane

R. Rhodes Milnes, esq.
Mr. Monkman
Mr. John Nalton

J. P. Nevile, esq.
Conyers Norton, esq.
Mr. Peacock

Mr. Thomas Pearson
Henry Peirse, esq.
Mr. W. Peirse
Mrs. Pulleine
Mr. R. Rayner
Mr. E. W. Rhodes
Mr. Scaife
Mr. Sisson

Tatton Sykes, esq.
Mr. Thompson
G. Treacher, esq.
H. Vansittart, esq.
H. Verelst, esq.
Mr. Thomas Walker
Mr. Walsh

Richard Watt, esq.
Francis Watt, esq.
John Wharton, esq.
Mr. Whitaker

Edward Wilkinson, esq.
Mr. Thomas Wilkinson
Chr. Wilson, esq. 2 sets
Mr. W. Wilson
Mr. John Wisker
J. A. S. Wortley, esq.
W. Wrightson, esq.
Thos. Wycliffe, esq.

WALES.

Mr. T. Adams Mr. R. Barnard Mr. T. Bowen

Mr. W. Bradley

Col. Colby

Edward Corbet, esq.
Thomas Davies, esq.
Mr. W. Edisbury
The late Mr. Harley
The Holywell Hunt
J. Horsley, esq.
John Humffreys, esq.
Robert Jenkins, esq.
Thomas Jenkins, esq.
Thomas Johnson, esq.
Robert Jones, esq. 2 sets
J. Jones, jun. esq.
Mr. E. Lewis

Edward L. Lloyd, esq.
John Macnamara, esq.
John Madocks, esq.
R. Mytton, esq.
J. Nanney, esq.
T. Newte, esq.
Major Powell
F. R. Price, esq.
David Pugh, esq.
Mr. L. Pugh
T. B. Rous, esq.
Robert Wrixon, esq.

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Ditto, for the Great Club

James Hamilton, esq.

John Hamilton, esq.

Peter Hay, esq. Mr. Joseph Heath Mr. M'Ewen

R. Dundas M'Queen, esq.
R. A. Oswald, esq.
William Scrope, esq.
Mr. John Smith
Archibald Stirling, esq.

R. Wallis, esq.

IRELAND.

Capt. Bacon, 19th Light Dragoons

William Battersby, esq.
Chr. J. Blake, esq.
Mark Browne, esq.
Henry Bruen, esq.
John Bruen, esq.
Col. Burke
Fitz-M. Caldwell, esq.
John Copley, esq.
Capt. Cottingham
Hugh Croke, esq.
Patr. Daly, esq.
James Deacon, esq.
Gerard Dease, esq.
Robert Doyne, esq.
Mr. Edwards
J. Farrell, esq.
Mr. Fenner

T. French, esq.
Robert Gore, esq.
Jason Hassard, esq.
Charles Hawkes, esq.
Messrs. Hunter

G. Johnson, esq.
Townsend R. Keily, esq.
J. Kirwan, jun. esq.
Dr. Little

Col. Loftus
Peter Low, esq.
Col. Lum

James Molony, esq.
P. Newton, esq.
G. Pepper, esq.
G. Prendergast, esq.
R. A. Rose, esq.
John Taylor, esq.
James Watson, esq.

Mr. Watts, Veterinary Surgeon
John Whaley, esq.

EAST INDIES.

H. Batson, esq.
H. Ellis, esq.
Henry Parry, esq.
Major R. Stevenson

NORTH AMERICA.

Walter Bell, esq. William Haxall, esq.

JAMAICA.

Thomas Evans, esq. Benjamin Scott, esq.

ABSTRACT OF ACTS OF PARLIAMENT,

RELATIVE TO

HORSE RACING.

THAT from and after the twenty-fourth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and forty, no person or persons whatsoever shall enter, start, or run any horse, mare, or gelding, for any Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, unless such horse, mare, or gelding, shall be truly and bona fide the property of and belonging to such person so entering, starting, or running the same horse, mare, or gelding: nor shall any one person enter and start more than one horse, mare, or gelding, for one and the same Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing; and in case any person or persons shall, after the said twenty-fourth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and forty, enter, start, or run any horse, mare, or gelding, not being the property, truly and bona fide, of such person so entering, starting, or running the same for any Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, the said horse, mare, or gelding, or the value thereof, shall be forfeited; to be sued for and recovered, and disposed of in manner as is hereafter mentioned; and in case any person or persons shall enter and start more than one horse, mare, or gelding, for one and the same Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, every such horse, mare, or gelding, other than the first entered horse, mare, or gelding, or the value thereof, shall be forfeited; to be sued for and recovered, and disposed of in manner as hereinafter is mentioned.

Any person that shall enter, start, or run a horse, mare, or gelding, for less value than fifty pounds, forfeits the sum of two hundred pounds.

Every person that shall print, publish, advertise, or proclaim any money, or other thing to be run for, of less value than fifty pounds, forfeits the sum of one hundred pounds.

PROVIDED, That every Race that shall be thereafter run for any Plate, Prize, or Sum of Money, be begun and ended in one day.

Horses may run for any sum on Newmarket-heath, in the counties of Cambridge and Suffolk, and Black Hambleton, in the county of York, without incurring any penalty.

AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, BY THE AUTHORITY AFORESAID, That from and after the twenty-fourth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and forty, all and every Sum and Sums of Money to be paid for entering of any horse, mare, or gelding, to start for any Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, shall go and be paid to the second best horse, mare, or gelding, which shall start or run for such Plate, Prize, or Sum of Money, as aforesaid.

PROVIDED ALSO, That nothing therein contained shall extend, or be construed to extend, to prevent the starting or running any horse, mare, or gelding, for any Plate, Prize, or other thing or things issuing out of, or paid for by, the rents, issues, and profits of any lands, tenements, or hereditaments; or of, or by, the interest of any Sum or Sums of Money, chargeable with the same, or appropriated for that purpose.

DUTY ON HORSES.

FOR every saddle-horse, coach-horse, &c.

to be paid, and

for every horse, mare, or gelding, entered to start or run for any Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing whatsoever, the further sum of two pounds two shillings.

AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the owner of every horse, mare, or gelding, entered to start or run for any Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, shall, previous to the entering or starting such horse, mare, or gelding, pay the sum of two pounds two shillings, as the duty for one year; which said money shall be paid for the use of his Majesty, his heirs and successors, into the handsof the Clerk of the Course, Book-keeper, or other person authorized to make the entry of such horse, mare, or gelding, being to start or run for such Plate, Prize, Sum of Money, or other thing, as aforesaid; and if any owner of such horse, mare, or gelding,

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