Rare Shells and antiques advertised at No 9 Paradise Row
A fragmentary notice offers a curious collection of shells fit for cabinet or grotto with details for viewing. Creditors of Anthony Rivers, late London merchant, summoned to meet in a Ship Tavern to discuss the bankrupt estate. Masters of ships seek coal-loading work to the South at nine shillings a ton. A large house with four sash windows and outbuildings is for let near St. Albans Church Wood Street.
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