Taken from:
The East Anglian; or Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Norwich, Lynn, and
Yarmouth Herald.
March 26th, 1833
YARMOUTH
The lace shop in King-street, occupied by Mr. BROWN, took fire on Friday,
and
some mischief was occasioned. The shop is warmed by an iron stove, from
which
the smoke ascends through a flue of sheet-iron, and the heat ignited some
wood work adjacent, which gave rise to the disaster. The damages were not
great.
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