At the Argyle-Arms, Argyle-Buildings, Oxford-Road, gentlemen and ladies may be supplied with good post chaises and able horses, at 9d. per mile, by their humble servants, William Shepard and Samuel Carr. N.B. horses bought, sold, or stand at Livery; or lett on jobs, by the day, month, or year

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At the Argyle-Arms, Argyle-Buildings, Oxford-Road, gentlemen and ladies may be supplied with good post chaises and able horses, at 9d. per mile, by their humble servants, William Shepard and Samuel Carr. N.B. horses bought, sold, or stand at Livery; or lett on jobs, by the day, month, or year (Online)
At the Argyle-Arms, Argyle-Buildings, Oxford-Road, gentlemen and ladies may be supplied with good post chaises and able horses, at 9d. per mile, by their humble servants, William Shepard and Samuel Carr. N.B. horses bought, sold, or stand at Livery; or le

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[London] : Printed by J. Towers in Piccadilly, [1760?]

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