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1845 Advert: 'CAMBRIDGE'S LATEST PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE. <br>JOHN CARTWRIGHT BEGS most respectfully to inform his Agricultural friends, that the above complete and simple Steam Engine may be seen at work at his Manufactory, from 12 to 2 o’clock, on Saturday next, where may likewise be seen several valuable Implements left with him for sale, which were not disposed of at the Show, and which may be bought great bargain. <br>Eagle Foundry, Shrewsbury, July 24, 1845.'<ref>Shrewsbury Chronicle - Friday 25 July 1845 </ref> | |||
1847 Advert: 'TO IRONFOUNDERS, &c. TO LET, <br>And entered upon immediately, <br>The old-established premises called the EAGLE FOUNDRY, situate in Roushill,in the town of Shresbury and late in the occupation of Mr. John Carwright, where there has been an extensive trade carried on for a number of years. The above premises are roomy, and may be worked to a great advantage, a foundry being badly wanted in Shrewsbury, the above offers an opportunity seldom to be met with : there is an excellent nine-horse-power steam engine on the premises, with some other machinery. <br>To treat for the same, apply to Mr. F. H. Lowe, Wharfinger.'<ref>Eddowes's Journal, and General Advertiser for Shropshire, and the Principality of Wales - Wednesday 16 June 1847</ref> | 1847 Advert: 'TO IRONFOUNDERS, &c. TO LET, <br>And entered upon immediately, <br>The old-established premises called the EAGLE FOUNDRY, situate in Roushill,in the town of Shresbury and late in the occupation of Mr. John Carwright, where there has been an extensive trade carried on for a number of years. The above premises are roomy, and may be worked to a great advantage, a foundry being badly wanted in Shrewsbury, the above offers an opportunity seldom to be met with : there is an excellent nine-horse-power steam engine on the premises, with some other machinery. <br>To treat for the same, apply to Mr. F. H. Lowe, Wharfinger.'<ref>Eddowes's Journal, and General Advertiser for Shropshire, and the Principality of Wales - Wednesday 16 June 1847</ref> | ||
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[[Category: Town - Shrewsbury]] | [[Category: Town - Shrewsbury]] | ||
[[Category: Iron Founders]] | [[Category: Iron Founders]] | ||
[[Category: Portable Engines]] | |||
[[Category: Stationary Steam Engines]] | |||
[[Category: Agricultural Machinery]] | |||
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See also Gittins and Cartwright.
1845 Advert: 'CAMBRIDGE'S LATEST PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE.
JOHN CARTWRIGHT BEGS most respectfully to inform his Agricultural friends, that the above complete and simple Steam Engine may be seen at work at his Manufactory, from 12 to 2 o’clock, on Saturday next, where may likewise be seen several valuable Implements left with him for sale, which were not disposed of at the Show, and which may be bought great bargain.
Eagle Foundry, Shrewsbury, July 24, 1845.'[1]
1847 Advert: 'TO IRONFOUNDERS, &c. TO LET,
And entered upon immediately,
The old-established premises called the EAGLE FOUNDRY, situate in Roushill,in the town of Shresbury and late in the occupation of Mr. John Carwright, where there has been an extensive trade carried on for a number of years. The above premises are roomy, and may be worked to a great advantage, a foundry being badly wanted in Shrewsbury, the above offers an opportunity seldom to be met with : there is an excellent nine-horse-power steam engine on the premises, with some other machinery.
To treat for the same, apply to Mr. F. H. Lowe, Wharfinger.'[2]