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To be LETT, and entered upon at Lady day. A spacious convenient House fit
for a large family, situate in Wokingham, Berks; with a garden walled in and
cloathed with fruit-trees, a terrace and shrubbery commanding, and extensive
prospect, with a double coach-house, stabling for five horses, and small close
of land adjoining.
For particulars, enquire of Mr. Edward Wise Wokingham; Mr. Tucker, at
Reading; or Mr. Kimberley at Windsor.

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Mon 24 March
READING
This day was committed to our gaol, by Edward Togwel, gent. Richard
Netherclife, charged on the oaths of Richard Hollis and Francis Houlton, with
breaking open the workhouse in Wokingham and stealing two loaves and a
slice of cheese.

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Mon 31 March
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On Tuesday night the 11 March was stolen out of the yard of James Webb,
brewer, at Wokingham, an old BLACK MARE, upwards of 15 hands high, has
beenfired on both the hind legs, and much swelled, particularly on the off
leg---whoever can give any intelligence of her, so that she may be had again,
shall receive one guinea reward, by applying to the aforesaid James Webb.

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Mon 7 April
A COUNTRY HOUSE
To be SOLD or LETT, and entered upon immediately. A neat Brick and
Sashed HOUSE,, pleasantly situated near the town of Wokingham, in the
county of Berks, adjoining to the Turnpike road, in a fine sporting country on
the edge of Windsor Forest late inhabited by Joseph Merlott, Esq., consisting
of two parlours, the one 14 feet and a half, by 13 feet and a half, the other 13
feet and a half by 12 feet and a half, a kitchen, wash-house with a pump in it,
cellar, wine vault, four good bed-chambers, two garrets, two coach-houses,
stable for three horses, and a pump in the stable yard, with a good garden well
planted with fruit trees, near 100 yards long and upwards of 40 yards wide,
with a well in it.---A close adjoining, containing between two and three acres,
now laid down with grass, may be had with the same if required.
For particulars enquire of Mr. Wm. Trash, of Wokingham, who will shew
the premises.

WOKINGHAM, BERKS.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION,
By FRANCIS COLLINS
On Tuesday the 22d instant, (unless before disposed of by private contract)
at the Rose Inn in Wokingham, between the hours of two and five in the
afternoon, in one lot, THREE MESSUAGES of TENEMENTS adjoining,
situate in Roth-street, Wokingham; two of them in the occupation of Thomas
Beaver, and Wm. Norman, tenants at will; the other untenanted, with
convenient out-houses and good gardens.
Together with that very large Barn with two threshing floors therein
(commonly called the Tythe Barn, having been originally built for that
purpose) large yard, stable and cart-house thereto belonging.

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