Examination of the situation of the new pit to be sunk by lessees of Fawdon Colliery (Pages 45-48)

Date 1820-06-27 — 1820-07-01

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Request by Thomas Robson on behalf of Matthew Bell Esq for an examination of the situation of the new pit to be sunk by Messrs Newmarsh and Co lessees of Fawdon Colliery, which would be detrimental to Matthew Bell’s plantation at Woolsington. Report by James Jobling, Edward Steel and John Straker

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Language: English
To Date: 1820-07-01
Classmark: Strongroom
From Date: 1820-06-27
Previous Identifier: NRO 3410/John/12/45

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