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Will set out from Wokingham, on Monday next the 7 instant, at six o’clock in the
morning and returns from the inns in London a eleven o’clock, and leaves the White
Horse Cellars at twelve o’clock
Inside passengers from Wokingham to London 7s. To Bracknell 6, 6d.; and from
Sunninghill 5s. 6d.---Outsiders as before. Performed by your humble
servants.
JOHN CLODE and Co.,
The proprietors will not be accountable for any thing above the value of £5. Unless
entered and paid for by as such..

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Mon 21 Aug
WOKINGHAM
TO be LETT, and entered upon immediately. A genteel modern-built Sashed HOUSE;
consisting of a large hall; two parlours, a kitchen, a dining-room, four bed-chambers,
(besides garrets) good cellars, wash-house, brew-house, stables, and other out-offices,
with a large garden walled round,---The premises are pleasantly situated in the town
of Wokingham, a turnpike road by the door, and 32 miles from London,
For particulars, enquire of Mr. James Webb, at Wokingham aforesaid.

BERKS
TO be LETT or SOLD, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, A FREEHOLD
HOUSE, well situated in Shute-End, Wokingham, for town and country custom, now
in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Stanford, grocer and baker, who is removing to the Bell
in Broad-street, Wokingham. The counters, shelves, drawers, and other fixtures, to be
had at appraisement.---The premises consist of a large shop, a bake-house, with an
oven that will bake nine bushels, a parlour, kitchen, wash-house, cellar, five bed-
chambers,, a large yard, two stables, two barns,. A cart-house with a piddle of land
adjoining,, and a garden.
For particulars, apply to Mr. John Feltham, in the Market-place, Wokingham.

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Mon 4 Sept
WOKINGHAM, BERKS
TO be LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas next. Three closes of ARABLE LAND
and Town MEADOWS, situate opposite the Tan-house, near Wokingham town,
containing in the whole about 18 acres, lately in the occupation of Mr. Round.
Enquire of Mr. Edward Wise at Wokingham

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Mon 30 Oct
WOKINGHAM, Oct. 28, 1780
MR. TAPLIN, (to attain a proficiency in the Science and Practice of MIDWIFERY)
finding his constant and requisite attendance at the Lying-Inn Hospital, and Private
Lectures, will render his residence in London till Christmas, a matter of indispensible
necessity, has delegated to Mr. Swan, (Mr. Wheeler’s late assistant) the power of
officiating in his SHOP, during that period; but humbly hopes his temporary absence,
on so pressing an occasion, will not (at his return) deprive him of a continuation of
those favours he has already so largely and liberally experienced.

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