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Journal of the House of Lords
… 7 Liverpool. Lancaster 8,938 13,584 298 22,820 Lancaster. Whitehaven 29,920 25 209,801 164 9,394 45 45 249,115 189 Whitehaven. Carlisle 1,191 9 1,191 9 Carlisle. Berwick 600 …
Journal of the House of Lords
… at Port of Delivery, Beaumont, 164. - have beaten Whitehaven Coals out of the Market, Coffin, 228. - and … 69 to 71. - of Coals at Norwich, Stark, 141. Whitehaven Coal is superseded by Welch Coals, Coffin, 228. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… carried to any Place within the Limits of the Port of Whitehaven; and under Mr. Herries' Letter, 12th May 1823, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… exclusively; we are sending a little from Cardiff now. Whitehaven Coal used to supply Cork and Waterford; but the Welch Coal has beaten the Whitehaven Coal almost entirely out of those Markets. Is it … Wales to Dublin; but there is none can compete with the Whitehaven for Use in Houses. Are you intimately acquainted …
Magna Britannia
… considerable borough and market town, about 13 miles from Whitehaven, 26 from Carlisle, and 314 from London. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 8 d. read 49,095 l. 17 s. 8 d. p. ccxlix, I. 3 from foot (Whitehaven), for 1,569 l. 13 s. 7 d. read 5,589 l. 13 s. 7 d. … 10 d. read 84,511 l. 10 s. 5 d. p. cclii, I. 21 from foot (Whitehaven) for 103 l. 12 s. 0 d. read 104 l. 12 s. 0 d. p. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 27 from foot, add "Swanzey 1 13 4". line 23 from foot (Whitehaven), for "333 16 3" read "333 16 3". ccix, line 16 … for 1,202 14 10" read "1,251 14 10". ccxxxiii, line 4 (Whitehaven), for "1,341 16 0" read "1,341 16 6". line 12 …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… employed; there is a small coasting trade, chiefly with Whitehaven, and foreign vessels occasionally land cargoes of …
Survey of London
… the clockmaker James Harbud and a watchmaker from Whitehaven, John Davidson, insolvent in 1772. 29 John …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… sea-port, markettown, and newly-enfranchised borough of Whitehaven; the market and sea-port towns of Maryport, … Carlisle and Cockermouth each return two members; and Whitehaven, by the act, is invested with the privilege of … miles: the principal collieries on the coast are those at Whitehaven and Workington, which supply by far the chief …