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L30/11/132/61
Title
[Typed transcript] Read. Thorpe. Dilapidated public house at Blunham. Nathaniel Gee. Owing to dearness of provisions, has raised Park labourers 1s a week each, but hardly enough for those who have families to buy bread; most farmers give more. Can get no labourer for himself for less than 12s week.
Date free text
20 Nov 1809
Production date
From: 1809 To: 1809
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Persons/institution keyword
Thorpe,
Gee, Nathaniel,
Harrison, Lewis,
Hume-Campbell, Amabel, 1st Countess de Grey, 5th Baroness Lucas
Keywords
CORRESPONDENCE, BLUNHAM, Blunham inns, labourer, bread

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Wrest Park [Lucas] Archive
fonds | L
- Correspondence
  sub-fonds | L30
  1651-1913
  - Wrest Park (Lucas) Correspondence: To Amabel Yorke (Born 1751, died 1833), Countess de Grey 1816 , B...
    series | L30/11
    1778-1833
    
    Correspondence from Lewis Harrison, Silsoe or Harrold. Many not dated c.1807. (Steward 1807-1814?)
    file | L30/11/132
    1807-1814
    [Typed transcript] Read. Thorpe. Dilapidated public house at Blunham. Nathaniel Gee. Owing to dearne...
    item | L30/11/132/61
    20 Nov 1809