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lit 1 Wj' »«■ s fWr tit Waiertn tfe ' k Vy - Henry 8,„. Whfc, Zu£ 4ir Wllh.n lew
... abovementioned ce of'Newbul';. Par,KU rS b£ h ' «'• Vin. fftin? C pat,on Th aSG,eed Con! B , of ' accuftomed Shop, with Parlour; itthen, Bed-chambeis, large inclofed Yard, Garden Brewhoufe, with other Conveniences, and Two Tenements the Yard. '!^ i ° ...
TO Sold AUCTfON, the While Hart Ini» in Hook, Hants, on Monday the Davof November i77i, between the Hours of
... knowing what take fome Company coming fee her Miflrefs in the Afternoon, by taking hold the Wail horn the Kitchen into the Parlour, the burfl in upon them, and fat herfelt down in Chair. Some one then r.e that Mr. HiU's M;dirme was t\r the Ui'c of Poor ...
SfHi 6 M, 1 Kv HESMAKER and GLOVER, Leave acquain hi* friends and the Public, he has opened Shop in
... Overton, Within or eight Miles above Placet, A HOUSE, confiding a Parlour, ßad-Chamber, Servants and Kitchen (furnifhed), or Lodgingwith the above Conveniences, for Gentleman, hit Wife and Maid. The Gentleman and Lady may be to Soard in the Family, Should ...
fc s PA 1 by , A y c 1 DANIEL, ft O.JI (fiy Order the Executors ff the late
... building on j which may viewed by enquiring of Mr. Clark High Wycomb, and primed Pariiculart had at the Place Sale, the Son at Maide'f.Klad, the Bull of Mr. Norton Uxbiidge. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, LUKE MEDWIN, at Wood End Farm, near Great Marlow in the County ...
RICHARD PICKETT, having taken the White Hakt Inn, Duke-ftreet, Reading, takes this method :!ie public that his ..
... nit than te», *r than twenty miles, from Reading: conlilting of drawing ro ...
Tf IK Creditors theUte Mr. Wm.Gakierr, Wo, ting are defired meet at Mr. Wm. Wane's, the White Hart at Wortieg
... and but twice in Lir ...
T PuJLD F O R D. IT, and entered upon at Michaelmas •.V °' d BAKE-HOUiiE v. , ' SE
... enquhe the next donr. ' 1 genteel HOUSE, M r!e in the neighborhood of Maiden- Head and vie.,' the Oxford road one mile and from Maide.ihead, from three Mar.ft* ,j twenty.feven and* half from Hyde Park ■I'fiar. !•,),- further enquite of Mr. Lee, ? J h- ...
GREAT MARLOW. MR.! RASn, Surgeon and Man-Mi owire, and Succeflbr to the late Mr. Wm.SNEATH, of Great Marlow, ..
... or known by the name of Foit George the ground floor, a hall, breakfaft parlour, dining ditto, one elegant drawing room three chambers on the fir floor j three attic rooms for maids, and two rooms over the kitchen, with back ftairs for men a coach-hou and ...
S I N G N G. THREE given fertile Prizes at on Tickets be George Inii, Odiham, * One Shilling
... fituated in the pleafant village of Cook ham, near Maidenhead, and within fifty yards the banks of the Thames; coniHting of two parlours, three bed-chambers, exceeding good garrets for fervants, an excellent kitchen, butler's pantry, brewhoufe, with feveral ...
OAK TIMBER. TO SOLD by AudHon, the Crown lan, in Bafmgftoke, the iuiiaut, three o'clock the afternoon, EIGHTY ..
... t HOUSE, agreeably fituatfd in the pleafant village Cookham, near Maidenhead, and within fifty yards the the Thames; two parlours, three bed-chambers, exceeding good gat rets for ferv&nts, excellent kitchen, butler's pantry, brewhoufe, with feveral offices ...
GREAT MARL O W, Btcii. MR. HART'S ANNUAL BALL, will be Tuefday the at the Upper Crown, Great M«irluw. ■
... agreeably in tlie pliant village of Cookham, near Maidenhead, and within fifty yatds of the bmks the Thames; conflicting of two parlours, three bed-chambers, exceeding good garrets for fervants, an e*cellent kitchen, butler's pantry. brewhouie, with feveral ...