remained closed and tenantless until March, 24 i8g7, when the landlords fixtures including engines, boilers, ilintmilling plant, machinery, etc., were disposed of by public auction,and shortly afterwards the works and land were sold in separatelots, and in due time two or three streets of shops and… … Ily. II. KuiNb u¥ THE Don Iuttekv, i(joi>. In its best dajs the Don Pottery probably turned out moregoods than an}- other pottery in the county, except Leeils. Itconsisted of eight large kilns or ovens, namely, three biscuits and five glosts, Formerly in Samuel Barkers time an enormous export…
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