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ID NEIMME/John/5/74

Volume 5 / Johnson / Letter from "Silly Billy" attacking various characters in the Coal Trade Pages 74-76
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Full description

Letter from “Silly Billy”, Dockwray Square, North Shields to his “Son Will, Coal Exchange, London” attacking various characters in the Coal Trade

Further details

Language
English
Classmark
Strongroom
From Date
1808-03-18
Previous Identifier
NRO 3410/John/5/74

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