Stage Coach Route From London To Brecknock And Monmouth
An 18th century notice details the Brecknock and Monmouth stage coach departing Fleet Street London each Wednesday at four am, stopping at Oxford Gloucester Monmouth before Brecknock, with return trips on Thursdays and Mondays. Fares quoted include passenger charges to each town, luggage rates, and child discounts. Also advertised is a sale of select timber trees in Ashstead and Leatherhead, with contact for particulars. Port and dock news follows, including arrivals and sailings to and from London, Poole and Deal, plus court and royal news from London detailing celebrations for the Princess Dowager of Wales birthday, St Andrews day observances, and political appointments.
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