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Just hours after the birth, Tori tweeted: "Our family's so happy 2 announce tht 10/10/11 R baby girl Hattie Margaret McDermott was born at 7:08am! Xoxo"
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The couple wed in 2006 after meeting on the set of a TV movie.
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High Above Hay sportive, Ride The Highest Road in Wales
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Great Weston Ride On The Up
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With just five months to go now until the 2014 Great Weston Ride, this very highly-rated West Country challenge ride is well on course for another bumper entry and all set to surpass the 1,000-rider mark for the first time. Ride Organiser, Darren McKimm, commented: More >
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everything is set, except for the rubber hose... i'm having trouble finding a 5/8'' one. I found a 1/2'', though, and although it's smaller in diameter than the one in the design, it appears to still leave enough room for the water to run through over the copper tubing. So, my question is: can I use this one or should I keep looking? Is there a relation between the inner diameter of the rubber hose and cooling efficiency? And in this case, if I bought a giant-sized (let's say, 1''), would it chill the wort faster?
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A Deer Park cheerleaders dream came true. The freshman with Down syndrome got to join her squad on the sidelines one week after being told she couldnt because she was a liability.
Brittany Davila made her mark back on the field on Thursday.
The 16-year-olds story made national headlines. Brittany was told cheer in the stands at a recent volleyball game over what the district later called a misunderstanding.
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The honorary cheerleader knows many of the cheers and only steps away from the squad when its time for stunts.
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30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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The idea of welcoming has taken center stage at the Extraordinary Synod of the Family the past two weeks. And as usual the headlines have been sensational. Fill in the blank for the special interest group who is dissatisfied. This cardinal said something this group thought was unwelcoming. That bishop said something that group thought was welcoming, and so forth. The word of the day seems to be welcome.
I think we are all looking for welcome from our church. We all have our issues and problems and are broken by our sins. Why do some feel so excluded? What does it mean to be welcoming? I think it means different things to different people. To some it means live and let live. To others it means hate the sin but love the sinner. Many people want the church to change to meet their lifestyle choices, rather than them changing their lives to conform to the gospel. Some people have a political agenda. Some people are just plain mean.
Today we hear from the book of Exodus the call to hospitality. Do not oppress the alien among you, for you were once aliens yourself. Hospitality – welcoming the stranger – is a core virtue for Middle Eastern societies even today. Even before they were the chosen people, the Hebrews were wandering Bedouins. When they wandered around the desert, they relied upon the hospitality of other Bedouins sometimes for their very survival. And so being hospitable was a matter of life or death, and elaborate rituals sprung up around the welcoming of strangers.
Welcome strangers when their lives depend on it so that strangers will welcome you when your life depends on it. Isn't that what loving you neighbor as yourself is all about? Don't our lives depend upon it?
Every time I hold a class preparing parents for the baptism of their children, I try to get them to understand the awesomeness of their decision and exactly what they are committing to do. I'd say that most of them have been away from the Church for some time, but something about the responsibility of becoming a parent has made them come back to have their children baptized. We talk a lot about what it means to be a Catholic and what their rights and responsibilities are as a Catholic.
Many of them are surprised that they have rights as a baptized person. All they'd ever thought about was their responsibilities; the rules they have to follow. But one of the key rights we discuss is their right to feel welcome in the church. Usually they say that welcoming means being non-judgmental. They want to feel at home in the church itself. They want to walk in, even if they haven't been in church for a long time, and feel that they have a place there.
And we don't talk about why they haven't been to Mass. We talk about how the baptism of their children is a new beginning, not just for their sons and daughters but for their entire families. We don't get into any issues or misunderstandings they may have, that's for later. We just ask them to come and see and be open to the gospel. The Mass is not the time or place to have a discussion with someone about their lifestyle choices. But we don't sweep those issues under the rug. We talk about them in a different venue.
We try to welcome people like Jesus welcomed them. For Jesus, there was always an action and a reaction. He welcomed tax collectors and sinners into his company of disciples, but he then called them to reform their lives. He knew that by welcoming them he was not necessarily condoning their former lives. He was more concerned with what they were going to do from that point on.
"Come and see," he says. Come join my disciples. And when you do come and see it is our job to give you the entire picture. And it is your job to seriously consider the gospel and then decide whether or not you can accept it and live it. The same Jesus who said I have not come to condemn you is the same Jesus who said "Will you also leave?" Remember that in John's gospel all but 12 rejected Jesus' message. Jesus didn't water down the gospel just to pacify them. He called them to make a choice. He calls us to the same choice.
You know, it wasn't just the tax collectors and sinners that Jesus welcomed and called to him. It was also good, church going folks like you and me. Just as the apostles sometimes had an "us-vs-them" mentality, seeing themselves as the righteous but the outsiders as sinners who had to reform, we do the same thing. We're the good folks who have to welcome the bad folks, so that they can become like us. But we're all sinners, we all have our own issues and problems, and we all have to welcome one another.
I think we all want the church to welcome our ideas and positions, but are we welcoming to the church as we try live the life of the gospel? We all want the church to change, but are we willing to change?
There is a story of a mystic, Maria Simma, who supposedly could communicate with the souls in purgatory. Sort of like in the movie The Sixth Sense. Typically she only listened to the souls when they came to her asking for prayers that they be released, but one day a woman came to the mystic asking her specifically about two people, a woman and a man from her town who had died several months earlier. Maria supposedly was able to contact these folks and reported back to the woman. She said that the woman had already been released into heaven but the man would have to stay in purgatory for a long, long time.
"How can that be?" the woman asked. "The woman was a notorious prostitute who committed suicide and the man was our parish priest, a very holy man! How could he still be in purgatory but the prostitute already be in heaven?" "Well," the mystic answered, "the prostitute did kill herself by standing in front of an oncoming train, but her last words were 'At least now, Lord, you won't have to be disappointed in me any longer.' But the parish priest refused her a Christian funeral and burial because of who she was and what she had done."
This may be just a story, but I think you get the point. Mercy always triumphs over judgment. The Diocese of Springfield, Illinois released a study last month that tracked the main reasons people had left their parish and ultimately the Church. The number one reason given was something the priest or deacon had said or done that offended the person.
I know that there have been times when I blew it. Technically I was right when I explained a certain teaching to someone with questions, but the way I said it or the venue I chose to say it in was wrong. Sometimes we are so busy we just fire off a curt response or comment without thinking about what the person is really asking or experiencing. That can come off as callous and unwelcoming. Sometimes we are just inflexible, self-righteous legalists, so sure in ourselves and our positions, and we drive people away. Most of the time we're not even aware of what we're doing. We just never see the folks again.
And oftentimes the teachings of the church seem unwelcoming because it's not "anything goes". The church does not change with the world; we are called to change the world. And just as Jesus did not accept every lifestyle as good -"Go and sin no more" - the church of Christ cannot either. But sometimes the way we say it is unthinking or highly theological or non-pastoral. That doesn't mean the teaching is wrong, just our way of doing it may be. We can't change the truth, but we can change our intent.
We need to be aware of our intent. Are we just being self-righteous or do we truly care about the person when we try to explain or correct? It is a struggle these days to balance welcoming. It takes effort and thoughtfulness and kindness. The message of the gospel is all inclusive and we're all struggling to receive it and live it. All we are is one beggar helping another beggar to find bread.
And it takes time. When we welcome someone into our home, especially if it is a new guest, we usually spend a bit of time with them. We don't leave them standing on the doorstep. We invite them in, take their coat, offer them something to eat and drink, and get to know them better. We engage in conversation, not condemnation. And we usually are on our best behavior. How easy it is to discount someone and their situation in the age of social media. How often do we lovingly take the time to truly welcome someone who is struggling?
But hospitality is not giving your guest the run of the house. The owner of the house opens the door but the visitor needs to respect the owner and the house. Making yourself at home does not mean you can trash the place. In that way both show hospitality.
Pope Francis was in the middle of the whirlwind surrounding the Synod on the Family. The core questions was always, "What will Francis do? What side will he come down on?" We he support our agenda or theirs?" Well, in true Francis style, he embraced and welcomed everyone as Jesus did. This is what he said.
"And this is the Church, the vineyard of the Lord, the fertile Mother and the caring Teacher, who is not afraid to roll up her sleeves to pour oil and wine on people's wounds; who doesn't see humanity as a house of glass to judge or categorize people. This is the Church, One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic and composed of sinners, needful of God's mercy. This is the Church, the true bride of Christ, who seeks to be faithful to her spouse and to her doctrine. It is the Church that is not afraid to eat and drink with prostitutes and publicans. The Church that has the doors wide open to receive the needy, the penitent, and not only the just or those who believe they are perfect! The Church that is not ashamed of the fallen brother and pretends not to see him, but on the contrary feels involved and almost obliged to lift him up and to encourage him to take up the journey again and accompany him toward a definitive encounter with her Spouse, in the heavenly Jerusalem."


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This uptown New York hostel is 1 block from Broadway Street and a 10-minute walk from Central Park. It features free Wi-Fi, a movie lounge, and a large patio.
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location is amazing
no towels and slippers
Good location
Amazing location
It was a bit cold in the room, but nothing major, really.
It was good place to see the city if you don't spend time in the hotel too much. Hotel for still fair deal for the price, nothing exceptional, nothing (directly) bad. Staff was polite, even didn't punish us for missing correct checkout time. Usual low-cost hotel (bug free, which is already good thing for New York budget hotels).
Wifi only in the lobby.
The staff was easy going and courteous. Location and value....fantastic ! Not much in terms of amenities, but so what? You are there to spend time in the city and/or tri-state are, not the hotel room.
I know there is a protective like nylon covering on the mattress itself to help with cleanliness, but mattress makes noise with the slightest turn and twitch. Also not having a flat solid frame, of which there are linked metal chains under the mattress makes for a discomfort type sagging. I asked the heat be turned up/on in my room. I was told it would heat up in 15 minutes...30 minutes later the room was wasn't any warmer. Maybe the staff forgot or there was faulty main heater in the utility room.
Free WiFi Friendly staff Affordable Let me go to my room to change for a wedding even though it wasn't ready and they allowed to hold my bags in the luggage room for me until I got back. I didn't spend the night there due to my drunkenness of passing out in some $2 million apartment with Oscar trophies everywhere. It was wild. So I got a taxi back the next morning, went to the luggage room, changed, and bounced.
The rooms looked a lot cleaner in the pictures than they did in real life. The bed shkeeved me out.
Good position - near to Highline, Megabus terminal, Empire State Building, Metro
It was not possible to open the window. The air condition is not the optimal way to get fresh air. Reconstruction of neighbour building, fortunatelly it was over when we came to the hostel.
The hostel location was a priority for me
The key was a problem Once you used it , next time it did not work and you had to go to the reception to extend it
Price, location, free breakfast, staff
Too many Cold showers, wifi range, thin pillow.
Friendly, very helpful staff
Hallway on my floor smelled like old vomit, had to wait half an hour to use the shared bathroom. Tolerable place because of the friendly staff, but over-priced for what you get.
Great location. Room was clean, staff were helpful. It's basic but it's a backpackers and you're in NYC - you won't be in your room much!
Lots of stairs! Was ok though, good practice for the subways
Everything's terrible!!! The staff is not friendly, the facilities are terrible!
They don't have towels, shampoo or soap in the shared bathrooms, which are not cleaned up regularly. They would close your room's door to you even before check out time, and there is no internet in rooms.
Can't believe how cheep it was for a two person room. Its was simple but clean and well organised and a great free breakfast
Very small communal area but that's not there fault but the building layout
i liked that the hostel had wifi in the lobby and that it also had an atm machine ! the staff have great personalitys they are friendly ! and also there are cameras on every floor so u can feel safe !
nothing to not like it was a perfect place !!!
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Comfort of bed. Too much noise.
Queue to use toilet and shower... No wifi in the room
Proximity to highline park is great! Good connection to public transport. Muffins and bagels for breakfast are unexpected in the context.
Pictures look much more promissing. Cleanliness of room, linens and bathroom is borderline. WiFi only in lobby and often crashing.
Close to the village.
Doors banging all the time...not clean..ask for a towel,they won't give you one otherwise....it's a youthhostel...good to crash if you're 20 and travel with a sleeping bag..
the staff is amazing, they make you feel like home, a amazing experience
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I didn't think there would be breakfast, so it was a nice surprise. They gave us a set of towels at no extra cost. Location, near a subway station and within walking distance of the most touristy spots. It is not as expensive as the hotels around, it is affordable.
Not enough bathrooms, and very dirty all of them. The room was old, dark and neglected. There were no wardrobes nor anywhere to leave our clothes. The bed was awful, blankets were ragged and dirty and the mattress was OLD, you could feel the springs on your back. It was literally painful to sleep there. Showers were a bit disgusting, especially if you wanted to shower in the evening, because everything was dirty (bathrooms only clean in the morning).
It is a fantastic location, and great value.
Beds were small but that's expected.
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There is lots of thimbleberries fruiting in the woods here right now and i was wondering if anyone has ever brewed with them? If so how did it turn out and do you still have the recipe?
What do they taste like? I have used different berries but never thimbleberries. I would give it a shot if they taste pleasant.
I have heard them called Salmonberries also. Here is all I could find.http://www.realbeer.com/discussions/...p/t-20307.html
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Salmonberries and thimbleberries are actually two different berries but they are both relatives of blackberries and raspberries. I beleive people often mistakenly call thimbleberries salmonberries not knowing the difference.
Salmonberries are like a raspberry and are an orange color when ripe. They have a bitter sweet flavor that is ok but not great. They may be good in beer because the bitterness might complement the hops.
Thimbleberries are red in color and relatively flat like an acorn hat. In my opinion they have a similar but better flavor than raspberries but they are not quite as sweet and are very seedy. In a beer though it wouldn't matter if they were not super sweet because the sugars would ferment and the seeds would settle out. They are a lot of work to harvest though because you don't get many berries off of a single plant at the same time.


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We are delighted to announce that Worcestershire Archives are one of the lucky repositories to be awarded funding from the 2014 round of the National Cataloguing Grant programme. Each year the Cataloguing Grants Programme supports the cataloguing of collections that need external funding to provide access to their content. The 2014 round received applications for over £1.8 million in total from various organisations, so we are extremely proud that our project has been selected for funding support.
The title of the project is 'Worcestershire's criminal record - cataloguing the West Mercia Police Authority Archives' and over the course of 15 months it will allow us to catalogue and make available the Police records in our care. For some years now the West Mercia records held by our service have had limited availability due to their uncatalogued status, so we are excited to finally dedicate the time needed to these records. Once catalogued the records will be made available on our online catalogue and, subject to any legal closure periods, will be available to view in our Original Archive Area at The Hive.
For more information on the Cataloguing Grant programme and to find out about the other successful applicants check The National Archives' website.
Keep checking back on our Blog for more information about the progress of the project throughout 2015!
Wednesday, 19 November 2014
Saturday, 15 November 2014
Treasures from Worcestershire's Past: ~49~ A letter from Ceylon
This week's Treasure is a letter from the Bantock archive, which has been chosen by Lesley Downing, Archive Assistant. This item shows just how far afield the remit of records from Worcestershire Archives can stretch as the letter was sent from Ceylon (modern day Sri Lanka). Although the opinions of the unknown author of this letter may be a little controversial, his letter provides a good description of the discoveries made there:
I came across this letter whilst looking through the archive of Sir Granville Bantock, ref: 705:462/4894. It is a very chatty letter, from one old friend to another, and was obviously written when the sender was caught up in a moment of discovery – in this case of the similarities and differences between his own religion, Anglican, and that of the country he was visiting, Ceylon, as Sri Lanka was then. It is a very personal, individual description, and bubbles with joy and enthusiasm at his surroundings and observations. It brings Ceylon, circa 1927 to Worcestershire, today.
Here is a full transcription of the letter:
"My dear GB.
I promised you I'd call and here I am. Your son has entertained me royally. I just want to say briefly how Colombo impresses me.
It is the most wonderful place I have yet struck. What a riot of colour! And the people! I have been almost standing on my head, wondering where I had landed in, when I visited a Hindu Temple!
I am more convinced than ever that the origins of religion and ritual are in these functions and places. From the daubing of the foreheads of children and adults with a cumin white paste and red paint, the burning of a candle at the entrance of the Hindu Temple, the glimpse of a mysterious image within, (what is the arc of the covenant and the altar in Christian churches but this?), to the dancing and tom-tom drumming outside, the hullabaloo and general hubbub, we have all that makes for a religion ceremony in the west – only a bit more refined and sophisticated.
This is true religion. The present Western type is a thinly-veiled replica of what I have seen today – with the hypocritical pretence that it is the only true revelation.
Our smug religionists don't like to peep too far back into the true sources of their ceremonies.
But there it is, and I have more respect for the simple honest faith of these people than the Western Christian, who won't admit the truth.
I am sorry I must stop. I am going to meet your son at the races, and then a rush, after dinner back to the ship.
He looks the picture of health and I am delighted to meet him again. He will write, of course, later.
Meantime my best thanks for your help and inspiration in telling me to call. I shall write again, yours ever.
D[?] Vaughan [?]"
Sir Granville Bantock was an internationally acclaimed composer and conductor, a personal friend of Elgar and many other musical and artistic figures of his day. His archive consists of approximately 6,000 items, many of which are personal letters, newspaper cuttings from his long and illustrious career and other personal items.
The archive holds several other items with an international feel, and I think it is a lovely illustration of the fact that we may be the Worcestershire Archive Service, but that does not mean that is all we are. The Bantock archive itself holds letters from a German contact, Otto Kling written in French, 1906-1911, ref: 705:462/4664/6, some items in Persian, his own lecture notes on 'Chinese Music and Drama' and a huge volume of newspaper cuttings, VIP invitations, Concert Brochures etc., from his tour of Australia in 1938. This includes a lovely photograph of the man himself, then around 70 years of age, cooling off during a heat wave by wearing a sarong!
We hold many, many private archives of Worcestershire people, the great and the good, and, of course, the ordinary people themselves. There must be hundreds, if not thousands of items that bring the world to Worcestershire in this way, just waiting to be discovered.
Explore Your Archive: The End of the Dandy Row Tale...
After Thomas Boyce died in 1920, Dandy Row, Pleasant Row and three houses in Chestnut Street were left to his son Rowland.
In July 1936 it was proposed that the city council purchase Dandy Row, Pleasant Row and the land between from Rowland O'Hara Boyce for the purposes of widening Severn Street. Demolition orders had already been served on 20th May.
By January 1937 the majority of the tenants had been re-housed with the exception of 6 Dandy Row and 2 Pleasant Row. The occupier of 6 Dandy Row was George Sanders.
Julia at the area of Dandy Row as it is today
The land was purchased in April 1937 for a total of £367 by the Health Committee, with a portion transferred to the Streets Committee for road widening.
The tender for buildings was advertised in September 1937, but due to high prices it was deferred until the market was more stable for building work. Tenders were again called for in February 1938 and sixteen flats were built by Thomas Alfred Simpkins, a builder and contractor of High Street, Pershore. The land where the houses in Dandy Row stood was used for widening Severn Street.
Taken from The Worcester City Archives held at Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service. Ref: 496.5/BA9360/Cab23/228
Teresa and Angie at the area of Dandy Row as it is today
Explore Your Archive
The past week has shown what it is possible to achieve from one photograph and the use of your local archive. But it doesn't have to end here as we hope that we have inspired you to do some research of your own. There are many more people who lived in Dandy Row, not just those who lived there in the 1900 directory. There are also more sources that haven't been explored yet and they may have equally interesting stories to tell. If we have whetted your appetite, here is a recap of some of the sources we used that are all available at your local archive:
Available in our Original Archive Area during staffed hours:
- Worcester City Archives
- St Peter's School Admission Register (closure periods apply to records less than one hundred years old)
Available on microfilm in our Self Service Area
- Astwood Road Cemetery Records
- St Peter's Church, Worcester Parish Registers
- Worcester Probate Records
Available in the local studies reference library, in our Self Service Area
- Littlebury's Directory of the City of Worcester, 1896, 1898, 1900 (ref: 900.1896, 900.1898, 900.1900 respectively)
- The Worcester Daily Times Trade and Industrial Edition, 1903 (ref: oversize 609.42448)
- Jones, Ray, Porcelain in Worcester 1751-1951: An Illustrated Social History (ref: 738.27)
- Clarke, A, The History of the Net Fishermen of Worcester, (ref 799.13).
- Measom, George, Guide to the Great Western Railway,1860. (ref 942.4)
- Lyes, D.C., The Leather Glove Industry of Worcester in the Nineteenth Century. (ref 338.476854)
Available through the free subscription to the website Ancestry.co.uk, which is available at any Worcestershire library
- Census records for 1871,1901 and 1911
- General Register Office Index to birth, marriage and death.
- Service Records for Henry William Martin
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By Teresa Jones
A special thanks go to Angie, Julia and Teresa who have spent months researching the history of Dandy Row in order to bring this series of posts to the Blog. Their initial discovery sparked their interest and inspired research that has taken them across the full range of records held by Worcestershire Archives. Their joint research demonstrates just how much one can find out about an area by digging through our records.
If you would like to start your own research then why not come along to The Hive to find out more? We have an ongoing programme of courses available to help new users, including classes on family, local and house history. To find out more please see our Events Guide. You can sign up to hear about updates on future courses available by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Friday, 14 November 2014
Explore Your Archive: No. 2 Dandy Row
At No. 2 Dandy Row, lived Nathaniel Wale and his wife Ellen.
Nathaniel married Ellen Morgan in 1870 and the newlyweds moved into their home in Severn Street where in early 1871 their first child Ellen Maria was born. Sadly, their baby daughter died the following year, but they had five further children: Anne Marie (who also died in childhood), Frederick, Bertram (known as Bertie) Gertrude Ethel (known as Ethel) and Harold. Ellen Wale died in 1912 and Nathaniel in 1921. They were one of the longest inhabitants of Dandy Row.
In the 1911 census the three youngest children are still living with them in Dandy Row and working for local companies; Bertram is a labourer at McKenzies, Ethel is a gloveress (glove maker) for Dents and Harold is an organ builder for Nicholsons.
Picture of the Vulcan Works, Worcester taken from 'Guide to the Great Western Railway' by George Measom. 1860.
McKenzie and Holland Limited. Railway Signal and Interlocking Engineers.
The Vulcan Iron Works were established in Worcester in 1857. They manufactured railway signalling equipment as well as signal boxes, telegraph poles, towers for telephone lines, water tanks and bridges. The business was begun on a small scale, with a total workforce of less than 80. By the start of the 20th century the factory employed between 600 and 700 men and covered approximately 5 acres as well as having plants in Australia. The business had flourished with the huge expansion of the railways, both in Britain and around the world and particularly within the British Empire.
In the early 20th century the Managing Director was Walter Holland who had also been Mayor of the City.
Photograph of the river front, Worcester c. 1900. This photograph is from a collection of glass negatives held by Worcestershire Archives. It shows the factory of Dent, Allcroft and Co.in the centre of the picture (behind the bridge). The photographer and copyright holder of the photograph are unknown, so if you know who they were please get in touch.
Dent, Allcroft and Co. Glove Manufacturers.
In 1772 John Dent received freedom to trade in Worcester and established a glove manufactory in Sidbury, Worcester. An advertisement for Dent, Allcroft and Co. from the early 1900s claimed around 1000 people worked in their factory and 1500 worked as outworkers. However, 'The Leather Glove Industry in Worcester in the Nineteenth Century', by D.C. Lyes puts the figure of outworkers nearer to 10,000. From the number of Worcester women who put their occupation on the census as 'Gloveress', the higher figure would seem more accurate. The book also gives the number of gloves produced by the company in 1884 as 12¼ million pairs - nearly half the UK's total production. The company of Dents still manufactures gloves, but no longer in Worcester.
Picture of the Nicholson factory on Palace Yard, Worcester by kind permission of Nicholson and Co. More information of the company can be found on their website.
Nicholson and Co. Organ Builders.
Nicholson and Co. Organ Builders, was established in Worcester in 1841 and the company's factory was in Palace Yard, not far from Dandy Row.
The company built (and still builds) organs for cathedrals, public halls and churches around Britain and across the world.
From 1903 to 1915 Nicholsons was owned by A.H. Whinfield. The Whinfields often gave musical evenings at their house and Edward Elgar was a frequent guest. In 1903 the company featured in The Worcester Daily Times Trade and Industry Edition 'Worcester at Work' where the quality of the organs manufactured at Nicholsons is extolled,
'Every care is taken that the material used, the workmanship bestowed, the proportions of the organ will lead to a correct musical result.'
By Julia Pincott
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Explore Your Archive: 4 Dandy Row
The Webb Family who lived at no 4 were one of the many fishing families that lived in the area.
Isaac Webb baptised in 1790 was the founder of this fishing dynasty. He was an apprentice fisherman. He completed his apprenticeship and received his freedom of the City in 1812. He married and had 11 children. All five of his sons worked within the fishing community.
He died on the 1st May 1866 at the age of 75 having been admitted into Nash's Alms House 5 years earlier. His death was reported in the Worcestershire Journal. It states the he was 'much respected' and that he was 'at the Battle of Waterloo'.
According to The Waterloo Medal Roll of 1815 on Ancestry there was a Private Isaac Webb in the 2nd Battalion 3rd regiment of Foot Guards.
His first son Isaac became a Severn Steam Tug Captain and according the 1871 census his tug was called 'Enterprise. It carried coal along the Severn.
Issac died in 1909 in Wyatts Alms Houses in Friar Street Worcester. In his will he left his son a photograph of himself, his wife and Grand-father and a picture of a punt. This is a flat-bottomed boat with a square-cut bow designed for use in small rivers or other shallow water.
The Fishing industry on the Severn came to an end in 1929 when netting of fish on the Severn was prohibited by Parliament.
By Angie Downton
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