From Henry Masterman, Little London, re the problems of his tenant, widow Bell, including the detrimental effects of quarrying and a byway on her land and non-payment for milk and re the quality and quantity of Throckley coal in London.

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Language: English
Classmark: Strongroom
From Date: 1754-11-08
Previous Identifier: NRO 3410/Brown/1/300

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