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MATTISHALL BREWERY |
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The Brewery of Mr. Lindsey sought to
employ Two good Workmen, Journeymen Coopers, for a period of two or
three months, in making casks - February 1813.
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For Sale by Auction, Saturday 30th July 1825, late the property of Mr.
William Lindsey, deceased.
The sale being a valuable and complete Farm which included a capital
Dwelling-house, a Brewing-office with Vat and Store-rooms, a
Malting-office with kiln of 25 coombs steep, Barley Chambers and
Counting-room; a Farm-house (let as Cottages), Barns, Stables, Granary;
also Yards, Gardens, Orchard and about 150 Acres of very rich Arable and
Pasture Land.
The Brewery fitted up a few years since at great expense, and a very
extensive and lucrative retail malt trade being carried on.
Situated near the Church.
Possession at Michaelmas. |
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Henry Moore, given as Brewer, 1836
<The above property?> |
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For Sale by Auction, Thursday, 27th
April 1848, the Capital Brewing Plant complete, Malting and Brewing
utensils, quantity of valuable Beer Casks, Double-brested Van on steel
springs, Dog Cart, two Square Carts, two Tumbrels, two Ploughs, and a
quantity of Farming Implements. Also eight Ash Timbers, and one Willow
Tree, the property of the late Mr. William Pilch.
Situated near the WHITE
HOUSE. |
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