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1841 Sale notice (brief extract): 'EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD IRON WORKS, In the Mining District of Staffordshire. <br>TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by E. & C. ROBINS & Co. ... All that very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, called Tipton Old Church Iron and Tin-plate Works, situate at Tipton, in the county of Stafford, the whole comprising a site of upwards of 8,000 yards of land.<br>The Buildings are substantial and in good repair, comprising two very large Forges, Sheet Mill, Foundry, Workshops, Warehouses, Clerk's and Workmen’s Dwellings, &c. and will be sold in the following or in such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time: <br>— LOT 1,—The very convenient and extensive Iron Works, called the New Forge, warehouses, a superior steam engine of eighty-horse power, with three boilers, six mid or heating furnaces, and eight smelting furnaces. This lot has a considerable frontage to the private basin, and an entrance from Prince End Road | 1832 Partnership dissolved. '...the Partnership or joint trade subsisting and carried on by and between the undersigned, John Round and Isaac Caddick of Tipton Old Church Iron-Works, Tipton, in the County of Stafford, Iron and Tin-Plate-Manufacturers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent...'<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/18913/page/538 The London Gazette Publication date:9 March 1832 Issue:18913 Page:538]</ref> | ||
1841 Sale notice (brief extract): 'EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD IRON WORKS, In the Mining District of Staffordshire. <br>TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by E. & C. ROBINS & Co. ... All that very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, called Tipton Old Church Iron and Tin-plate Works, situate at Tipton, in the county of Stafford, the whole comprising a site of upwards of 8,000 yards of land.<br>The Buildings are substantial and in good repair, comprising two very large Forges, Sheet Mill, Foundry, Workshops, Warehouses, Clerk's and Workmen’s Dwellings, &c. and will be sold in the following or in such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time: <br>— LOT 1,—The very convenient and extensive Iron Works, called the New Forge, warehouses, a superior steam engine of eighty-horse power, with three boilers, six mid or heating furnaces, and eight smelting furnaces. This lot has a considerable frontage to the private basin, and an entrance from Prince End Road....'<ref>Shrewsbury Chronicle - Friday 23 April 1841</ref> | |||
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1832 Partnership dissolved. '...the Partnership or joint trade subsisting and carried on by and between the undersigned, John Round and Isaac Caddick of Tipton Old Church Iron-Works, Tipton, in the County of Stafford, Iron and Tin-Plate-Manufacturers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent...'[1]
1841 Sale notice (brief extract): 'EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD IRON WORKS, In the Mining District of Staffordshire.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by E. & C. ROBINS & Co. ... All that very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, called Tipton Old Church Iron and Tin-plate Works, situate at Tipton, in the county of Stafford, the whole comprising a site of upwards of 8,000 yards of land.
The Buildings are substantial and in good repair, comprising two very large Forges, Sheet Mill, Foundry, Workshops, Warehouses, Clerk's and Workmen’s Dwellings, &c. and will be sold in the following or in such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time:
— LOT 1,—The very convenient and extensive Iron Works, called the New Forge, warehouses, a superior steam engine of eighty-horse power, with three boilers, six mid or heating furnaces, and eight smelting furnaces. This lot has a considerable frontage to the private basin, and an entrance from Prince End Road....'[2]
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- ↑ The London Gazette Publication date:9 March 1832 Issue:18913 Page:538
- ↑ Shrewsbury Chronicle - Friday 23 April 1841