From Carlisle Spedding, Whitehaven, re his eye trouble, the new waggonway at Whingill including measures to deal with runaway waggons by means of switching the rails, comments on Menzie's schemes and family matters.

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Language: English
Classmark: Strongroom
From Date: 1755-06-15
Previous Identifier: NRO 3410/Brown/1/264

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