This ad appeared in the London Courier and Evening Gazette on Monday, 8 December 1817.
Bugle Hall as it appears now as a wedding venue.
Also called Bull Hall, Bugle Hall was a succession of houses attached and dating to the medieval era. It was used as a poor house in the 18th century, until fire destroyed it in 1791. A smaller house, Bugle Hall, was built there. In 1818-1819 the free Grammer School was placed here. There was a revolving door of owners after: Bugle Hall – Sotonopedia
Although the website referenced above lists the home as having been destroyed in the 1880s, the advertised Bugle Wedding Venue in Southhampton looks remarkably identical, except for the addition of a fourth story. The wedding venue site lists it as a Grade II Georgian townhouse: Homepage – thebugle.house
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