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• Gillinggate
  ...ant, at the house of James Wilson, Esq., [[Deputy Recorder]]. There was no business of importance". Or was it hurried through in order not to interfere too muc
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• 40 Stramongate
  ...was dissolved, by the death of [[Thomas Crewdson]], in the year 1795. The business was then carried on by [[Joseph Maude]], [[Thomas Holme Maude]], [[Christop
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• Emergencies
  There is also a business specific flood support factsheet provided by CCC and available at: [http://
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• 9 Highgate
  ...blic; and we pledge ourselves to receive the same in the regular course of business to any amount.' Indeed, tradition says that the farmers had a strong supers
  8 KB (1,251 words) - 21:43, 22 October 2017
• Market Cross
  ...and to inspire men with a sense of morality and piety amidst the ordinary business of life. The cross also formed a convenient place where the tolls levied on
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• Rose and Crown Inn
  ...very small and low shops, where a clogger and a hosier had their places of business (see illustration). A shearman's farthing, issued in 1666, was found here w
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• 37 Highgate
  ...re occupied by a [[Mrs Sleddall]], who carried on a fashionable milliner's business behind the quaint old bay windows. Her daughter [[Hannah|Hannah Sleddall]], ...d across the way to this building, to carry on his fast increasing drapery business, to which was added that of dealing in cheeses. As a trade sign Rhodes hung
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• 53 Stramongate
  ...ohn Wilson to Thomas Crewdson in 1779, who carried on an extensive hosiery business close by. The long stair case window, measiring 33 feet by 2 feet 9 inches,
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• Kirkland
  ...uld not afford to pay the necessary £10 for the privilege of setting up a business in the Burgh. The Hon. [[Fulke Greville Howard]], as [[Lord of the Manor of
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• 5 Kirkland
  ...n it's place "[[Betty Shaver]]," the female barber of Kirkland, set up her business. Using the vaulted cellar at the back of the shop as a warehouse for coal,
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• 25 Kirkland
  ...een]] in 1848. Here, in former days, [[Thomas Braithwaite]] carried on the business of ironmonger until his death in 1822, and with him lived his sister, [[Mar
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• Chronology
  ...hful abridgers, eo far as the present editors are concerned. It is not our business to trace the site of the storied, misty, Concanginm, or hazard guesses as t ...who wrung Magna Charta from King John. He had to pay a heavy fine for that business, but his place in history is somewhat better on account of it.
  166 KB (28,207 words) - 16:43, 24 October 2022
• Angel Inn
  ...s business there. After the death of the old man the daughters kept on the business till Prudence died, when the sign was removed to its present situation. A w
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• 19 Highgate
  ...lived there with his daughter, who carried on her "mantua" and fancy dress business, advertised in the ''Carlisle Journal'' to commence on the 24th June, 1801.
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• 30 Kirkland
  ...930.] GELDART, Alfred Dawspn, 30, Kirkland, Kendal, Baker, and carrying on business in copartnership with Alfred Gudgeon, at Kirkland House, 30, Kirkland, Kend
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• Kendal Grammar School
  ...oad]] site, built in 1888 and opened in 1889, where it now operates as a ''Business and Enterprise College''. ...appen to force the door. Of he succeeded heavy tasks were imposed, and the business of the school went on as usual; but, if the boys triumphed, terms of capitu
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• Hanratty's Scrap Yard
  ...ent on to run the scrapyard on [[Beezon Road]]. There was also a plat hire business associated with this use. The Hanratty family also opened a scrap business in Darlington. Owen Hanratty married Mary McGuinness (born 1877) in the are
  892 B (144 words) - 20:20, 10 January 2018
• Provincial Insurance Company Ltd
  [[Category:Business]][[Category:Insurance]]
  289 B (26 words) - 17:43, 14 February 2018
• Kendal and Lancaster Canal
  ..., and various other places, and a general bustle pervaded the entire town, business was suspended, shops closed, and every one seemed anxious to witness the pl
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• 91 Hallgarth Circle
  ...owned by the Council, was presented, stating (i) that, since he commenced business as a grocer at the premises his trade had increased and he had found the st
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• 100 Kirkland
  ...ntly, an old shop. In the days of the notorious Nell Ray it did a thriving business, although Nell had a name of being not to honest - lifting the crust, and t
  517 B (72 words) - 17:57, 26 April 2019
• Joseph T Bintley
  [[Category:Surveyors]][[Category:Business]]
  132 B (14 words) - 03:26, 19 September 2020
• Webster Son & Banks
  [[Category:Business]][[Category:Surveyors]]
  357 B (49 words) - 02:37, 19 September 2020
• Samuel Rhodes
  ...road to [[37 Highgate]] in 1835. [[Elizabeth Winder]] carried on a similar business in 58 [[Highgate]] after he left. ...m circle of friends for a long .. ... youngest son, [[James Rhodes]]. The Business will be carried on by his three Sons, under the name of [[Samuel Rhodes & S
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• Samuel Rhodes & Sons
  The business was started in Kendal around 1826 by [[Samuel Rhodes]] when he came to Kend ...m circle of friends for a long .. ... youngest son, [[James Rhodes]]. The Business will be carried on by his three Sons, under the name of [[Samuel Rhodes & S
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• T&E Rhodes
  Watch, clock and Jewellery Business operating from [[19 Highgate]] His brother [[Edmund Rhodes|Edmund]] came into the business when he was old enough which is when the name changed to T&E Rhodes.
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• Musgroves
  Business started as a drapers by [[William Musgrove]] in 1859 [[Category:Business]][[Category:Shop]][[Category:Drapers]][[Category Department Store]]
  501 B (62 words) - 04:28, 26 February 2021
• 35 Highgate
  [[Category:Business]][[Category:Shop]][[Category:Draper]][[Category:Tailor]][[Category:Hatter]]
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• Kings Arms Inn
  ...tkinson]] ; then followed [[John Jackson]], who in [[1811]] guaranteed the business of the light post coach, and he, in turn, was succeeded by [[James Holmes]] ...he south was formerly occupied by Nathan Lowthian, who carried on the same business of a hairdresser as the present tenant does to this day ; next to this was
  16 KB (2,778 words) - 09:44, 15 August 2023
• Horn Working
  ...actical management of Mr. Eastham. He subsequently became a partner in the business, and died January 28, 1822, aged 48.)"
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• 22 Highgate
  ...esent building. Here he resided and carried on an extensive ironmonger’s business, until his happy windfall of some £20,000, enabled him to retire to Ash M
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• 26-28 Highgate
  ...rship on November 12th, 1825, and succeeded to the printing and stationery business of [[Benjamin Dowson]], which had been carried on in one of the four small Twelve years later [[John Hudson]] retired to a well earned rest, and the business, after a few more years, passed into the possession of Alderman Titus Wilso
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• 121 Highgate
  ...he warehouse where his father, [[James Wilkinson]], carried on his woollen business. The two heights of doors opening to the crane hoist are still remaining. T
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• 163 Highgate
  ...nay. A street view up Highgate must have been a great temptation, both for business and idle pleasure. The most audacious built out, as we know, right into the ...o Stricklandgate, [[James Pennington]] entered in and carried on a grocery business, until he removed up into Highgate; and then [[Wildman]], the predecessor o
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• 90-92 Highgate
  ...me coaches to be open to the street. McNaught carried on a most prosperous business, so much so, that the old folk used to say that, “ although his name was
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• Whitwell Mark Brewery
  Founded in 1757 by [[John Whitwell]] as a wine business on Highgate and registered as a private company in 1883. It was said that t William Mark bought the business and in 1853 the company built a new ale brewery in the garden of the Georgi
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• Whitwell Mark & Co Ltd
  Founded in 1757 by [[John Whitwell]] as a wine business on Highgate and registered as a private company in 1883. [[William Mark]] bought the business and in 1853 and by 1900 the company was one of the town's largest employers
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• Merchant Kendal
  ...r £1000 on stocks. He had banking contacts on London and from his hosiery business he had connections with merchants throughout the country, At home in Kendal ...bills circulating already in the 1770s in Carlisle and the North East with business connections through the wool trade in Furness and with shipping interests i
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• Riggs
  [[Category:Business]][[Category:Bakery]][[Category:Cafe]]
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• 33-35 Highgate
  ...also to Carlisle, and in 1837, [[Thomas Woof]], tea dealer, carried on his business. In an upper front room the Plymouth Brethren first held their meetings.
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• 69 Stricklandgate
  The brush manufactory business was established in the year 1838 by [[Grant and Hodgson]]. The productions
  3 KB (449 words) - 09:30, 11 August 2024
• 13 Stricklandgate
  ...s succeeded by his son, Francis. Matthew Redhead followed, and removed the business next door to No. 21.
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