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... subs . ) Mr. T. Spence's b . c . Cardsharper , by Sleight - of - hand , 4 yrs . , 6st . 121b . ( J. Gill ) Mr. Brown's b . c . Haxby , 4 yrs . , 7st . 3lb . ( Ashmall ) . Mr. E. Gill's b . g . Bourgeois , 5 yrs . , Sst . 121b ...
... subs . ) Mr. T. Spence's b . c . Cardsharper , by Sleight - of - hand , 4 yrs . , 6st . 121b . ( J. Gill ) Mr. Brown's b . c . Haxby , 4 yrs . , 7st . 3lb . ( Ashmall ) . Mr. E. Gill's b . g . Bourgeois , 5 yrs . , Sst . 121b ...
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... subs . ) Mr. T. Parr's br . c . Benhams , by Van Tromp , 8st . 71b . ( C. Marlow ) Mr. Pell's b . f . Pole Star , 8st . 5lb . ( Kendall ) Mr. Nicholson's br . f . Berezina , 7st . 12lb . ( Ashmall ) Ld . Wilton's b . c . Shoreham , 8st ...
... subs . ) Mr. T. Parr's br . c . Benhams , by Van Tromp , 8st . 71b . ( C. Marlow ) Mr. Pell's b . f . Pole Star , 8st . 5lb . ( Kendall ) Mr. Nicholson's br . f . Berezina , 7st . 12lb . ( Ashmall ) Ld . Wilton's b . c . Shoreham , 8st ...
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... subs . ) Mr. T. Parr's b . c . Saucebox , by St. Lawrence , 3 yrs . , 5st . 12lb . ( Fordham ) Mr. Ewbank's ch . f . Nell Gwynne , 3 yrs . , 5st . 7lb . ( Ducker ) .. 1 2 .. .. 3 4 Mr. T. Bancroft's b . c . Helmet , 4 yrs . , 8st . llb ...
... subs . ) Mr. T. Parr's b . c . Saucebox , by St. Lawrence , 3 yrs . , 5st . 12lb . ( Fordham ) Mr. Ewbank's ch . f . Nell Gwynne , 3 yrs . , 5st . 7lb . ( Ducker ) .. 1 2 .. .. 3 4 Mr. T. Bancroft's b . c . Helmet , 4 yrs . , 8st . llb ...
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... subs . ) Mr. Tealey na . ch . g . Sailor , by Hereford , 6 yrs . , 10st . ( R. Sly ) Mr. Turner's b . m . Battle , 5 yrs . , 9st . 7lb . ( H. Bell ) .. Mr. Henderson's ch . m . Maley , aged , 9st . 61b . ( Fulton ) Won by two lengths ...
... subs . ) Mr. Tealey na . ch . g . Sailor , by Hereford , 6 yrs . , 10st . ( R. Sly ) Mr. Turner's b . m . Battle , 5 yrs . , 9st . 7lb . ( H. Bell ) .. Mr. Henderson's ch . m . Maley , aged , 9st . 61b . ( Fulton ) Won by two lengths ...
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... subs . ) Mr. Lucy's gr . g . Bluebeard , 6 yrs . , 11st . 7lb . ( £ 100 ) ( Mr. Elwes ) Capt . H. Rhys's gr . m ... subs . ) .. 1 2 3 Mr. Wood's br . m . Miss Hatch , by Infidel , aged , 6st . 41b . - incl . 2lb . over ( £ 20 ) ( Quinton ) ...
... subs . ) Mr. Lucy's gr . g . Bluebeard , 6 yrs . , 11st . 7lb . ( £ 100 ) ( Mr. Elwes ) Capt . H. Rhys's gr . m ... subs . ) .. 1 2 3 Mr. Wood's br . m . Miss Hatch , by Infidel , aged , 6st . 41b . - incl . 2lb . over ( £ 20 ) ( Quinton ) ...
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Page 403 - ... the breadth, the remainder shall be esteemed the just length of the keel to find the tonnage ; and the breadth shall be taken from the outside of the outside plank in the broadest...
Page 403 - Ship, be it either above or below the Main Wales, exclusive of all manner of doubling Planks that may be wrought upon the Sides of the Ship; then multiplying the Length of the Keel by the Breadth so taken, and that Product by Half the Breadth, and dividing the whole by Ninety-four, the Quotient shall be deemed the true Contents of the Tonnage.