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Northampton Mercury 31 December 1825
BEDFORDSHIRE
MAGPIE INN, WOBURN
John Hill, of the Cross Keys Inn, Saint John Street, London, begs leave most respectfully to inform the Public and particularly Commercial Gentlemen, that he has purchased and entered upon those commodious premises known as the Magpie Inn, at Woburn, long established as a most respectable commercial Inn and Travellers' House, in which , by strict attention and supplying Articles of the very best Quality, he trusts he shall merit a Continuation of their Favor and Support.
John Hill cannot omit the present Opportunity of offering to his numerous Friends and Customers at the Cross Keys Inn his unfeigned Thanks for their Favors and hopes to receive the same during the Remainder of his Time in that House.
N.B. John HIll intending to remove from the Cross Keys to the Magpie his extensive Stock of [unreadable] flavoured old Wines, of very superiour uality, he will be enabled to supply his Friends and the Public upon moderate Terms.