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1825 Advertisement: 'To SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. Foster, at the Colliery, Oakenrod, near Rochdale, on Thursday the fourteenth day of Sept. 1815, a Most Capital ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE, made by Messrs. Smalley. Thwaites, and Co. of Bolton ; the Cylinder Forty Inches diameter, with most excellent Beam, and about Thirty-three Yards or upwards of Twelve-Inch. and Thirty-three Yards of Nine- Inch Pump Trees, and various other Things lately used at the said Colliery. <br>For Inspection, apply to Mr. Edmund Else, Reed-Inn, Rochdale.'<ref>Leeds Intelligencer, 11th September 1815</ref> | |||
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of Union Foundry, Black Horse Street, Bolton
Iron Founders
Was Smalley Edward Smalley?
1825 Advertisement: 'To SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. Foster, at the Colliery, Oakenrod, near Rochdale, on Thursday the fourteenth day of Sept. 1815, a Most Capital ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE, made by Messrs. Smalley. Thwaites, and Co. of Bolton ; the Cylinder Forty Inches diameter, with most excellent Beam, and about Thirty-three Yards or upwards of Twelve-Inch. and Thirty-three Yards of Nine- Inch Pump Trees, and various other Things lately used at the said Colliery.
For Inspection, apply to Mr. Edmund Else, Reed-Inn, Rochdale.'[1]
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- ↑ Leeds Intelligencer, 11th September 1815