1784 Entire from John Ware & Son, Printers, who established the local newspaper Cumberland Pacquet in 1774, addressed to Eden Hall near Penrith and showing a fine two-line WHITE/HAVEN, CU 461, 33 x 15 mm.
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1784 Entire from John Ware & Son, Printers, who established the local newspaper Cumberland Pacquet in 1774, addressed to Eden Hall near Penrith and showing a fine two-line WHITE/HAVEN, CU 461, 33 x 15 mm.