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1862 The business was sold to [[William Romaine Callender|W. R. Callender junior]]. | 1862 The business was sold to [[William Romaine Callender|W. R. Callender junior]]. | ||
[[Adshead's 1851 Maps of Manchester]] show Gardner & Bazley's Manchester mill on the banks of the [[River Irwell]], a short distance west of the Albert Bridge. The entrance was on | [[Adshead's 1851 Maps of Manchester]] show Gardner & Bazley's Manchester mill on the banks of the [[River Irwell]], a short distance west of the Albert Bridge. The entrance was on Water Street. | ||
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of Manchester
1826 Thomas Bazley and Robert Gardner formed a partnership to control the New Bridge Mills, Manchester, and the Dean Mills, Halliwell, Bolton.
1847 "NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership lately subsisting between the undersigned, Robert Gardner, Thomas Bazley and Richard Gardner, as Cotton Spinners and Merchants, at New Bridge Mills, in Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, and at Dean Mills, in Halliwell, near Bolton, in the said county, under the firm of Gardner and Bazley, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 27th day of February 1847, so far as regards the said Robert Gardner, who then retired from the said concern.—Dated this 6th day of July 1849. Robert Gardner. Thomas Bazley. Richard Gardner.[1]
1862 The business was sold to W. R. Callender junior.
Adshead's 1851 Maps of Manchester show Gardner & Bazley's Manchester mill on the banks of the River Irwell, a short distance west of the Albert Bridge. The entrance was on Water Street.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ London Gazette 10 July 1849