| Ort |
Zeit |
Firma/Person |
Ereignis |
| Bradford (Pa.) |
1844 |
Bayne, Samuel Gamble |
Geburt von Samuel Gamble Bayne in Ramelton, County Donegal, in Ireland. - Er besucht die Belfast Academical Institution und das Queen's College, Belfast. Zusammen mit seinem Cousin William Rea betreiben sie Leinenhandel in Belfast. |
| Bradford (Pa.) |
1844 |
Samuel Gamble Bayne |
Geburt von Samuel Gamble Bayne in Ramelton, County Donegal, in Ireland. - Er besucht die Belfast Academical Institution und das Queen's College, Belfast. Zusammen mit seinem Cousin William Rea betreiben sie Leinenhandel in Belfast. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1066 |
---- |
Manor of Bradford valued at four pounds troy weight of silver |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1070 |
---- |
William the Conqueror laid the whole manor waste |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1086 |
---- |
Domesday Book - IIlbert hath it - it is a waste" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1147 |
---- |
Norman Lord of the Manor granted the right to hold a market |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1150 |
---- |
Monks of Rievaulx Abbey were working iron on land which had come into their possession |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1170 |
---- |
St James Church, Tong |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1200 |
---- |
Clericus de Allerton is mentioned in a deed of this date |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1212 |
---- |
Bingley Market charter granted |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1220 |
---- |
Deed witnessed about this date mentions a Clericus de Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1241 |
---- |
Rector appointed to the Church of Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1246 |
---- |
Manor of Bradford was charged for King's Tax five marks |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1251 |
---- |
Bradford Market charter granted (De Lacy) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1256 |
---- |
Weekly market held on Thursdays |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1277 |
---- |
Earliest record of a "Free Court" dealing with the recovery of debt and |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1277 |
---- |
First record of a woolen weaver in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1281 |
---- |
First mention of Parish Church |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1287 |
---- |
Frizinghall appeared in a document |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1292 |
---- |
Living of Bradford was assessed at £53 6s.8p of which the vicar was entitled to a quarter and the remainder went to the rector |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1293 |
---- |
First mention of a Vicar of Bradford with an obligation to "be in personal residence" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1294 |
---- |
Market grant confirmed - five days annual fair |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1310 |
---- |
Retail market held on Sundays near the churchyard |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1311 |
---- |
Population 650 (estimated) Scottish raids on Bradford began |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1316 |
---- |
Raid of the Scots from Skipton caused disastrous effects |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1318 |
---- |
Raids caused the value of the living of Bradford Parish Church to be reduced to £28 per annum |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1322 |
---- |
Local plunderers imitating the Scots raids |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1342 |
---- |
Earliest mention of cloth dyeing |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1347 |
---- |
First record of tanning |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1357 |
---- |
Tanner prosecuted for throwing waste into the beck |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1358 |
---- |
Prosecutions for theft of wool recorded First mention of "forgemen" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1360 |
---- |
Shallow pits dug for coal |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1379 |
---- |
Population reduced to about 325 by plague |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1392 |
---- |
First record of the proving of a will |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1394 |
---- |
Manufacture of "kersies" - narrow woolen cloth - reported to be flourishing |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1412 |
---- |
Man fined for diverting to his own use the flow of water from the well at Eccleshill |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1431 |
---- |
Building of the present Cathedral commenced, the third church on the site |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1451 |
---- |
Mention of a "barker" - stripped bark from trees for use in dyeing |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1458 |
---- |
Parish Church (Cathedral) completed apart from tower |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1479 |
---- |
Main woollen centres recorded as Halifax, Ripon, Almondbury, Leeds, Pontefract, Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1502 |
---- |
Earliest record of coal mining |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1508 |
---- |
Tower of the Parish Church completed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1540 |
---- |
Leland a historian visited and said "it standeth much by clothing" and that it was "a praty quik town" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1588 |
---- |
Beacons lit to warn of the Spanish Armada |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1594 |
---- |
Reported to be the main Yorkshire centre for the manufacture of cushions |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1596 |
---- |
Earliest parochial records of births, marriages and deaths |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1605 |
---- |
Dean House, Allerton Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1606 |
---- |
Holy Trinity, Low Moor |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1617 |
---- |
Beckfoot farm, Bingley |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1627 |
---- |
Bolton Old Hall Newhall, Rooley Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1630 |
---- |
Chapel, Westfield Lane, Idle |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1636 |
---- |
Bierley Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1642 |
---- |
First Siege of Bradford (18/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1643 |
---- |
Paper Hall Second Siege of Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1644 |
---- |
Battle of Marston Moor |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1662 |
---- |
Bradford Grammar School charter granted |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1663 |
---- |
Bradford Grammar School charter granted |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1668 |
---- |
Lee Farm, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1675 |
---- |
Horton Old Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1684 |
---- |
Manor House, Main Street, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1699 |
---- |
Clock House |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1702 |
---- |
Tong Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1705 |
---- |
Manor Hall, Kirkgate {18?} First postmaster appointed (part-time) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1707 |
---- |
Esholt Hall Baptist group formed at Heaton |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1710 |
---- |
Haigh Hall, Grengates |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1711 |
---- |
Heaton Baptist Chapel {?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1713 |
---- |
Eccleshill Hall 18 "gentlemen" made freemasons |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1715 |
---- |
Parish Church bells recast |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1717 |
---- |
Upper Chapel, Idle |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1723 |
---- |
Beckfoot Bridge, Bingley [stone] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1727 |
---- |
St James Church, Tong |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1738 |
---- |
Bradford Workhouse, Barkerend |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1740 |
---- |
First attempt at water supply |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1743 |
---- |
Edmund Cartwright born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1744 |
---- |
John Wesley visited Waterworks company founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1744 |
---- |
LocalMethodist society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1747 |
---- |
First Wesleyan society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1750 |
---- |
Leathers Chemicals, Canal Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1752 |
---- |
Bowling Tide holiday instituted |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1753 |
---- |
Bingley Market Hall & Butter Cross First record of catholics since 1535 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1755 |
---- |
Colne to Bradford turnpike |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1756 |
---- |
First Sunday School - Feversham Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1760 |
---- |
First Bradford Bank established |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1764 |
---- |
John Hustler proposed Leeds-Liverpool Canal |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1765 |
---- |
Octagon Wesleyan Chapel Arkwrights Spinning Jenny first used |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1766 |
---- |
St Johns Church, Bierley Leeds-Liverpool Canal - 1st meeting of promoters |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1768 |
---- |
Leeds Liverpool Canal surveyed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1769 |
---- |
Piece Hall Bishop Blaize Festival (1st) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1770 |
---- |
Myrtle Grove (Town Hall), Bingley Act for construction of Leeds Liverpool Canal |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1771 |
---- |
Act for construction of Bradford Canal |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1773 |
---- |
Bradford Subscription Library formed (27/10)First Canal Company formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1773 |
---- |
First Sunday School opened |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1773 |
---- |
Leeds Liverpool Canal - Skipton to Bingley |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1773 |
---- |
Piece Hall, Kirkgate {186?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1774 |
---- |
"Messiah" performed for the first time |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1774 |
---- |
Bradford Canal opened |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1774 |
---- |
Bradford Libray & Literary society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1774 |
---- |
First recorded importation of wool Leeds - White Cloth Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1774 |
---- |
Leeds Liverpool Canal - Skipton to Thackley (?/3) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1775 |
---- |
LocalGreat flood (20/10) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1776 |
---- |
Several collieries were being worked |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1776 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Die Werke werden errichtet |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1777 |
---- |
Leeds Liverpool Canal - Thackley to Leeds |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1778 |
---- |
Ironworks established at Bowling |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1779 |
---- |
Court of Requests - recovery of debts Halifax - Piece Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1781 |
---- |
Bradford Bank collapsed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1781 |
---- |
Luddite rioting - against the use of steam power Chapel, Little Horton Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1781 |
---- |
Population 4,700 (estimate) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1782 |
---- |
Westgate Baptist Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1783 |
---- |
Market House {?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1784 |
---- |
Bowling Ironworks Company formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1784 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Die Werke werden durch eine Reihe von Geschäftsleuten gegründet. Dazu gehören John Sturges, Eisenhütten-Unternehmer mit einem Werk in Wakefield, und Richard Paley (1746-1808), Eisenhändler aus Leeds; weitere Teilhaber: John Sturges junior, William Sturges und John Ewell |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1785 |
---- |
First book printed in Bradford Shelf Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1785 |
---- |
Parish Church - South gallery |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1786 |
---- |
Organ installed in Parish Church 96 Main Street, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1788 |
---- |
Bowling Iron Works founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1788 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Bau eines Schmelzwerks für Roheisen zur Herstellung von Kesselblechen für die erste Dampfmaschine in den Low Moor Works |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1788 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Die Werke entstehen als "Bowling Iron Works Co." im Bezirk East Bowling, Teil der Township und die Landsitzes Bowling. Gründer sind "John Sturges & Co.", die Teilhaber sind Sturges und Richard Paley |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1789 |
---- |
Bowling Iron Company established |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1790 |
---- |
Waterworks Company incorporated First Spinning-Jenny in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1792 |
---- |
Bradford Directory published |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1792 |
---- |
Worsted spinning by water power commenced Hewenden Mill, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1792 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
John Ewell scheidet als Teilhaber aus |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1792 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Lieferung von Roheisen nach Wakefield und Bezug von Schmiedeeisen im Gegenzug |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1793 |
---- |
Luddites stopped first attempt at steam power Lee Farm, Wilsden [rebuilt] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1794 |
---- |
Hand spinning frame introduced - Paper Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1795 |
---- |
Independent Chapel, Wilsden Great flood (8/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1796 |
Conshohocken Worsted-Mills, George Bullock & Co. |
Geburt von George F. Bullock in Bradford (England) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1797 |
---- |
Population 5,000 [estimate] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1798 |
---- |
First steam powered worsted mill Luddite rioting against steam power |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1799 |
---- |
"Charleys" - watchmen appointed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1800 |
---- |
Holme Mill, Thornton Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1801 |
---- |
One worsted mill in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1801 |
---- |
Population 13,624 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1803 |
---- |
Bradford Old Bank founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1803 |
---- |
Lighting and Watching Commissioners |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1803 |
---- |
Sir Titus Salt born - Morley (20/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1804 |
---- |
Richard Cobden born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1804 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
George Paley (1779-1865) und John Green Paley (1774-1860) - beziehungseise der Sohn und Neffe Richard Paley - ferner Thomas Mason und der Reverend John Simons werden Teilhaber |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1805 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Beginn der Herstellung von Vertikalbohrmaschinen nach dem Patent des Mitarbeiters Michael Billingsley. Sie dienen auch zum Ausbohren von Maschinenzylindern |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1805 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Sturges errichtet die "Bowling Iron Co." um die Herstellung von Stabeisen und anderer Metallprodukte fortzusetzen. Unter der Firma "John Sturges & Co." stellen Gießerei und Fabrik auch Kanonen für den Krieg gegen Frankreich her |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1806 |
---- |
Clayton Heights Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1806 |
---- |
Fire Brigade formed (3 engines) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1807 |
---- |
Isaac Holden born (7/5) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1807 |
R. Thwaites and Co., Vulcan Works |
Geburt von Robinson Thwaites (+1884) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1808 |
---- |
First Sunday School in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1808 |
---- |
Low Moor chapelBell Chapel, Great Horton |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1810 |
---- |
Albion Mill, Wilsden (George Tweedy) {19??} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1810 |
---- |
Five worsted mills in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1810 |
---- |
Hannah Green "witch of Wilsden" - died |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1810 |
---- |
Idle Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1811 |
---- |
Bishop Blaize Festival |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1811 |
---- |
Henry Francis Lockwood (architect) born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1811 |
---- |
Kirkgate Wesleyan Chapel (13/5) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1811 |
---- |
Population 16,012 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1812 |
---- |
Woodhouse Grove School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1814 |
---- |
Great Horton ChapelBingley Elementary School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1815 |
---- |
Black Dyke Mills band formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1815 |
---- |
Bronte family moved to Thornton |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1815 |
---- |
Christ Church, Darley Street {1879} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1815 |
---- |
Samuel Cunliffe Lister born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1815 |
Wm. Rouse & Sons |
Bau der No. 1 Mill, Canal Side |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1816 |
---- |
Charlotte Bronte born (21/4) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1816 |
---- |
Independent Chapel, Chapel Row, Wilsden {?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1816 |
---- |
Leeds Liverpool Canal opened |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1816 |
---- |
Widow of William Brown opened shop |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1817 |
---- |
Patrick Branwell Bronte born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1818 |
---- |
William E Forster born |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Anne Bronte born (17/3) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Barkerend Mills - W&J Garnett |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Bradford Grammar School, Manor Row |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Dacre Son & Hartley founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Twenty worsted mills in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1820 |
---- |
Well Hole Mills, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1821 |
---- |
Bradford Gas Light Company formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1821 |
---- |
Population 26,309 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1822 |
---- |
Bronte family moved to Haworth |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1823 |
---- |
Dudley Hill Chapel Greenhill Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1823 |
---- |
Gas first used - street lights (15/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1824 |
---- |
Kirkgate Market (16/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1824 |
---- |
St Matthews, Wilsden foundation stone (23/10) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1824 |
---- |
Thornton Chapel Sion Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1824/28 |
Wm. Rouse & Sons |
Bau der No. 2 Mill |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Bradford Courier (14/7) {1828} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Bradford Dispensary opened |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Eastbrook Chapel - rebuilt 1904 (2/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
EventsBradford Strike |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
First Building Society (Union) Bishop Blaize festival |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Keighley-Bradford turnpike |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Power Looms introduced |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
Shoulder of Mutton, Kirkgate |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1825 |
---- |
St Mary's Church, Stott Hill (27/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1826 |
---- |
Bradford Banking Company established |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1826 |
---- |
Riot of unemployed & weavers (1/5) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1826 |
---- |
St Matthew's Church, Wilsden {1962} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1826 |
---- |
St Paul's Church, Shipley |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Antonio Fattorini took stall in Leeds market Flower show - Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Bradford & Eccleshill Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Bradford & Thornton Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Bradford Banking Company founded (7/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Bradford Infirmary, Darley Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Central Market - Leeds |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Florist Society (15/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1827 |
---- |
Shipley & Bramley Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1828 |
---- |
Exchange Rooms, 1 Piccadilly Sunday School, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1828 |
---- |
Population approximately 42,000 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1830 |
---- |
First Temperance Society in UK founded (2/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1830 |
---- |
FM Rimmington, chemist founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1831 |
---- |
First Anglican Day School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1831 |
---- |
Population 43,527 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1832 |
---- |
Cholera epidemic - 30 died First MP's - J Hardy & EC Lister |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1832 |
---- |
Mechanics Institute formed (13/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1833 |
---- |
Bradford Commercial Bank founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1833 |
---- |
James Berry appointed as the public hangman |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1833 |
---- |
Piccadilly Allerton Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1834 |
---- |
39 Worsted mills in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1834 |
---- |
Bradford Observer - weekly (6/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1834 |
---- |
Court House, Hall Ings {1958} Clayton Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1834 |
---- |
Henry Brown took over shop from mother |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1835 |
---- |
Temperance Festival, Wilsden (20/4) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1836 |
---- |
Holy Trinity Church, Low Moor - enlarged |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1836 |
---- |
Post Office introduced private boxes |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1836 |
---- |
Titus Salt discovered practical use for alpaca |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
---- |
Bradford Union instituted |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
---- |
First Temperance Hall in England |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
---- |
Flood - "Bradford Deluge" (20/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
---- |
Riot because of Poor Law Act (20/11) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
---- |
Visit by HRH Prince George (20/11) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1837 |
Thwaites & Carbutt, Vulcan Works |
Geburt von Edward Hamer Carbutt in Chapel Allerton, Leeds, als jüngstem Sohn von Francis Carbutt, Direktor der "Midland Railway Company". - Er beginnt dort seine Lehre, die er in den "Palmer's Works" in Jarrow-on-Tyne abschließt. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
Bridge Street Chapel {cinema 1910) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
Flood (23/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
Manningham Mills - original {1871} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
Moravian Chapel, Little Horton Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
St Pauls Church, Buttershaw |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1838 |
---- |
White Abbey Chapel St James Church, Manchester Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
11.07.1838 |
Fox, Samson |
Geburt von Samson Fox in Bradford als Sohn des Fabrikarbeiters Jonas Fox und seiner Frau Sarah Pearson |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1839 |
---- |
Bradford Waterworks Company |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1839 |
---- |
Ebenezer Chapel, Horton Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1839 |
---- |
Infants School, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1840 |
---- |
Bowling School St John's Church, Manchester Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1840 |
---- |
Chartist Army marched into market place (27/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1840 |
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Heaton School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1840 |
---- |
Mechanics Institute, Leeds Road (11/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
83 worsted mills in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
Eccleshill School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
Population 66,715 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
Providence Mill, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
Stott Hill School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
Theatre Royal, Duke Street {1867} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1841 |
---- |
WE Forster arrived in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1842 |
---- |
Bradford Herald (16/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1842 |
---- |
Lumby Street School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1842 |
---- |
Manningham School St John's Church, Manchester Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1842 |
---- |
Waterworks Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
Board of Highway Surveyors |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
Royd Mill, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
St Jude's Church, Manningham {1966} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
St Paul's Church, Buttershaw |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1843 |
---- |
Yorkshire Banking Company established branch |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1844 |
---- |
Bradford Infirmary & Dispensary, Westgate {?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1844 |
---- |
Daisy Hill School |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1844 |
---- |
Leeds and Bradford Railway Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1845 |
---- |
C Pratt and Sons, furnishers founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1845 |
---- |
Daisy Bank, Girlington |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1845 |
---- |
First directory issued |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1845 |
---- |
Henry Brown took on partner - TP Muff |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1846 |
---- |
Fattorini moved to Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1846 |
---- |
Leeds to Bradford Railway (1/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1846 |
---- |
St Luke's Church, Eccleshill |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
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16 foundries/ironworks in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
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Bingley Improvement Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
---- |
Borough Charter granted (1/6) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
---- |
Fire Station becomes "Town Hall" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
---- |
Mayor - Robert Milligan |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
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Population 103,778 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1847 |
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Willliam Leverett - Chief Constable [first] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
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Chartist demonstration |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
---- |
Emily Bronte died (19/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
---- |
Mayor - Titus Salt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
R. Thwaites and Co., Vulcan Works |
Gründung durch Robinson Thwaites |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
Thwaites & Carbutt, Vulcan Works |
Gründung des Ursprungsunternehmens durch Robinson Thwaites |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1848 |
Thwaites Brothers Ltd., Vulcan Iron Works |
Gründung des Ursprungsunternehmens durch Robinson Thwaites |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
Juni 1848 |
R. Thwaites and Co., Vulcan Works |
Bau der "Albion", einer "vibratory-piston locomotive" mit Drehkolben, der hin- und hergehende Bewegung macht, für die South Yorkshire Railway. Sie ist vmtl. 15 Jahre in Betrieb. Ihre Daten: Achsfolge B1, Durchmesser Treibachsen: 5ft 6in; Durchmesser Laufachse: Trailing wheels: 3ft 9in, Achsstand der Treibachsen: 9ft 6in, Achsstand Treib-/Nachlaufachse: 5ft 8in, Abstand ["throw"] der Kurbelzapfen: 20in, Kessel: 12ft lang mit 149 Rohren. Die Lok macht im Juni ihre erste Fahrt auf der 18 Meilen langen Strecke zwischen Bradford und Skipton. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
14.11.1848 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Umbildung in die neue Gesellschaft "Bowling Iron Co." |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
14.11.1848 |
The Bowling Iron Co. |
Umbildung von "John Sturges & Co." in eine neue Gesellschaft unter der Firma "Bowling Iron Co." |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
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Anne Bronte died in Scarborough (28/5) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
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Cholera epidemic - 426 died |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
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Lockwood & Mawson formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
---- |
Mayor - Henry Forbes |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
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St Andrew's Church, Simes Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
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St Matthew's Church, Bankfoot |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
John Sturges, Bowling Iron Works |
Die Firmenänderung von "John Sturges & Co." in "Bowling Iron Co." wird durch ein Parlamentsgesetz bestätigt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1849 |
The Bowling Iron Co. |
Die Firmenänderung von "John Sturges & Co." in "Bowling Iron Co." wird durch ein Parlamentsgesetz bestätigt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
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Bradford Improvement Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
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Bradford Temperance Society founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
---- |
Fields Printers |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
---- |
Mayor - William Rand |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
---- |
New Workhouse foundation stone (13/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
---- |
Peel Park purchased as public park |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
---- |
Second directory issued |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1850 |
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Train service from Bradford to Halifax |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
153 mills(firms) in Bradford |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Bingley Building Society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Bradford Building Society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Bradford Chamber of Commerce foundedMayor - Samuel Smith |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Great Wilsden flood |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Population 103,778 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Harecroft |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Rose Mount, Manningham - for John Douglas Peel Square, Lumb Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
St Georges Hall foundation stone (22/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
---- |
Thornton Chapel rebuilt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
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Undercliffe cemetery purchased |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
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Wilsden population 3,454 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
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Woods Music store founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1851 |
S. Bottomlay & Co., Buttershaw Mills |
Aufstellung einer 450-PS-Dampfmaschine durch Low Moor Ironworks |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
---- |
Alpaca manufactured by Titus Salt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
---- |
Buttershaw Mill, Halifax Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
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Greenfield Chapel, Lumb Lane |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
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Hallfield Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
---- |
Mayor - Samuel Smith |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
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Sion Baptist Chapel, Leeds Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
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St Patrick's Church, Westgate |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1852 |
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Workhouse Infirmary (St Lukes Hospital) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
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Bolton Woods Quarry - J&T Dawson |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Building byelaws |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Halifax Building Society formed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
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Last market held in Old Piece Hall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Mayor - Samuel Smith |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Salts Mill , Saltaire (26/9) Richmond Terrace |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
St Andrew's Church, Listerhills |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
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St Georges Hall (29/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Warehouse (Telegraph & Argus), Hall Ings |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1853 |
---- |
Work commenced on Saltaire village |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
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Bowling Station (1/8) {{1895} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
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Bradford Chronicle |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Bradford Library, Darley Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Charles Dickens at St Georges Hall (28/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Corporation Waterworks Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Eccleshill Wesleyan Methodist Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Laisterdyke Station (1/8) {1966} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Mayor - William Murgatroyd |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Mayoral Chain presented |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Rev Jonathan Glyde died (9/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
---- |
Saltaire Village - first phase of building completed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
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Undercliffe Cemetery (21/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1854 |
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Works Dining Room, Victoria Road, Saltaire |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Beckett's Bank, Cheapside |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Bradford Advertiser {1890} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Charlotte Bronte died (31/3) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Matthew Hughes awarded the Victoria Cross |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Mayor - Henry Brown |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
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Sir Robert Peel statue (6/11) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1855 |
---- |
Waterworks purchased by Council (1/10) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
---- |
Birkenshaw station (20/8) {1953} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
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Drighlington station (2/8) {1962} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
---- |
Mayor - Henry Brown |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
---- |
Pickwick House, 17 Peckover Street [LG] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
---- |
Saltaire station (?/5) {1965} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1856 |
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Thackley ChapelDudley Hill station (20/8) {1875} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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48 collieries in Bradford area - 976,000 tons |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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6 Currer Street [LG] Saltaire - second phase of building completed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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Bradford/Wakefield/Leeds railway (3/10) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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Burial Board appointed |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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Mayor - Henry Brown |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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St Mark's Church, Low Moor |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
---- |
St Paul's church {cinema 1911} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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Tradesmen's Benevolent Society |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1857 |
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Visit by Dr Livingstone (24/11) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
---- |
"Lozenge Poisoning" |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
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Bradford Banking Company (BBBS), Kirkgate |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
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Bradford Review (16/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
---- |
Mayor - Henry Brown |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
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Public analyst appointed [Rimmington] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1858 |
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William Napier awarded the Victoria Cross |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Beck flooded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Building byelaws revised |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Carlisle Road Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
---- |
Mayor - Isaac Wright |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Saltaire Congregational Church (15/4) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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School of Design opened (1/2) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Sir Titus Salt - MP (to 1861) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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W&J Whitehead, Laisterdyke founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1859 |
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Yorkshire Penny Bank founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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Allerton Warehouse, Allerton Road (262-264) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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Bradford Industrial Co-op Society |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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Greenwoods mens shop |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
---- |
Mayor - Isaac Wright |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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St Philip's Church, Girlington |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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St Stephen's Church, Bowling |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1860 |
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West End Farmhouse, Allerton Lane [c] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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Mayor - Isaac Wright |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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Population 106,218 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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Richard Oastler died |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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Sir Titus Salt retired |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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St Mary's Church, Laisterdyke |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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St Thomas's Church, Wigan Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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WE Forster MP (to 1886) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
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Wilsden population 2,888 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1861 |
Thwaites & Carbutt, Vulcan Works |
E. H. Carbutt geht eine Partnerschaft mit Robinson Thwaites mit den "Vulcan Iron Works" ein. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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Bradford District Bank founded |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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Cater Buildings, Cater Street [LG} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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County Court House opened (2/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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High School, Hallfield Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
---- |
Keighley News |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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Mayor - Mathew Thompson |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
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St Luke's Church, Broomfield |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1862 |
Laporte, Bernard Fréderic |
Geburt von Bernard Fréderic Laporte in Hannover. Er stammt aus einer ursprünglich im Elsass ansässigen Hugenotten-Familie, die während der Französischen Revolution über die Niederlande nach Deutschland emigriert war. Seine Eltern besitzen die deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit, lassen sich jedoch schließlich in Belgien nieder, wo Bernard Laporte seine Kindheit und Jugend verbringt. Nach der Schulzeit arbeitet er zunächst für das deutsche Chemieunternehmen Cassella & Co. in Frankfurt. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
29.01.1862 |
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Geburt von Frederick Delius |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1863 |
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Jones's Mercantile Directory - introduction |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1863 |
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Leeds - Corn Exchange |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1863 |
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Mayor - Joseph Farrar |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Armley Prison - First execution (10/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Heaton Mount, Frizinghall |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Holy Trinity Church, Leeds Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Horsedrawn bus service (22/12) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Mayor - Charles Semon |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Mechanics Institute/Library, Bingley |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Population 118,098 |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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St Barnabas Church, Heaton |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Windhill Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1864 |
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Wool Exchange foundation stone (9/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
14.09.1864 |
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A serious railway accident occurred on the Leeds, Bradford & Halifax Junction Railway at Laisterdyke, Bradford. The injured included Mr F. Hirst, Mr Jacob Newbolt, Mr J. Laycock, Mr Harrison Nicholson, Mr James Holroyd, and Mr W. Marshland of Wakefield. Als vom Expreßzug zwei Wagen abgekuppelt werden, um auf ein anderes Gleis geschoben zu werden. Die Wagen enthalten 30 - 40 Passagiere. Kaum ist der Expreßzug mit der Signallaterne außerhalb der Station, als der Train mit leeren Waggons, dessen Führer die Bahn nunmehr frei glabut, mit voller Kraft auf die zwei zurückgebliebenen Wagen stößt und sie im buchstäblichen Sinne des Wortes zertrümmert. Die meisten der Passagiere werden getötet, und von den übrigen schwer Verwundeten dürften nur wenige gerettet werden. |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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"Back to Back" housing banned (reversed in 1870) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Blenheim Terrace, Manningham |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Bradford Times {1883} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Cottingley Town Hall Burley-in-Wharfedale station (1/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Cragg Royd, Apperley Bridge - for Nathaniel Briggs |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Eye and Ear Hospital |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Greenhill Chapel rebuilt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Ilkley Station (1/8) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Leeds - City Varieties |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Mayor - John Godwin |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Otley & Ilkley Railway |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Richard Cobden died |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Shipley Baptist Church |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Thornton Road baths (22/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
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Whetley Mills, Thornton Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1865 |
Whetley Mills |
Gründung durch Alfred Illingworth (1827-1907) und seinen Bruder Henry |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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46 collieries in area - 1.9 million tons |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Albion Mill, Wilsden rebuilt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Allerton Chapel rebuilt |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Alston Works, Thornton Road - Isaac Holden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Bank Top Mills, Beacon Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Ben Rhydding Station (1/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Bingley Show |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
---- |
Bradford Corporation Act |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Flood (16/11) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Market rights acquired from Rawson's |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Mayor - William Broyshaw |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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Uriah Woodhead, Canal Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1866 |
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York House, Manor Row (Bradford Club) [c] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
12.02.1866 |
Ahrons, Ernest Leopold |
Geburt von Ernest Leopold Ahrons in Bradford. Er besucht die Bradford Grammar School und das Yorkshire College, Leeds |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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BDA/Pennine House, 39 Well Street [LG] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Bradford Canal closed (temporary) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Clarendon Academy, Bowland Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Components House, 1 Burnett Street [LG] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Decision taken to build a Town Hall (2/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Drake St station renamed Exchange (7/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Exchange building became Post |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Great Northern (Victoria) Hotel, Bridge Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Greengates Chapel |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Haworth station (13/4) {1962} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
---- |
Longwood, Bingley - for W M SelwynAdolphus Street station closed (6/1) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Oakworth station (13/4) {1962} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Office Mayor - James Law |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Oxenhope station (13/4) {1962} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Priestley's Warehouse, 66 Vicar Lane [LG] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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St Michaels & All Angels Church, City Road |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Steam fire engine |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1867 |
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Wool Exchange (13/3) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Albion House, 64 Vicar Lane [LG] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Blind Institute, North Parade |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Bradford Commercial Bank (Nat West), Hustlergate |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Bradford Daily Telegraph (16/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Chapel Lane Unitarian Chapel {197?} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Decision made to provide public parks |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Gordon Terrace, Saltaire [part] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Ilkley College |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
---- |
Manningham station (17/2) {1965} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
---- |
Mayor - Edward West |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
---- |
Mechanics Institute, Eccleshill (cinema 1911) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Moravian Church, Baildon |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
---- |
New Mill, Saltaire |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
---- |
Oakwell, Manningham - for ? |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Richard Oastler statue (15/5) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Saltaire Elementary school [Shipley College annexe] |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Saltaire Methodist Church {1970} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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Salts Hospital, Saltaire {closed 1979} |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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St Joseph's Church, Grafton Street |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1868 |
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St Joseph's School ChapelAlmshouses, Victoria Road, Saltaire (23/9) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Bradford Weekly Telegraph (31/7) |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Building Trades Technical school |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Election riots |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Ling Bob Mills, Wilsden |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Mayor - Mark Dawson |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Pullan's Music Hall opened |
| Bradford (Yorksh.) |
1869 |
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Town Hall design agreed (6/10) |
