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The Chester Road Brewery Co. Ltd was registered April 1889 to acquire Joseph Cox, 219 Chester Road. | The Chester Road Brewery Co. Ltd was registered April 1889 to acquire Joseph Cox, 219 Chester Road. | ||
[[List of Joseph Cox Pubs]] | '''[[List of Joseph Cox Pubs]]''' | ||
In July 1889 the name was changed to Cox's Brewery Ltd and in May 1894 the business of Henry Cardwell was acquired and the name was changed again as above. | In July 1889 the name was changed to Cox's Brewery Ltd and in May 1894 the business of Henry Cardwell was acquired and the name was changed again as above. | ||
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The premises were later used by [[Swales & Co. Ltd]]. | The premises were later used by [[Swales & Co. Ltd]]. | ||
'''[[List of Cardwell & Co Ltd pubs]]''' | |||
Revision as of 15:37, 14 November 2015
Cardwell & Co. Ltd, Naval Brewery, Junction Street, Manchester, Hulme, Greater Manchester.
Founded c.1850 by Hargreaves Brothers and used by them until 1876 when acquired by Renshaw & Cardwell.
The Chester Road Brewery Co. Ltd was registered April 1889 to acquire Joseph Cox, 219 Chester Road.
In July 1889 the name was changed to Cox's Brewery Ltd and in May 1894 the business of Henry Cardwell was acquired and the name was changed again as above.
Brewing was then concentrated at the Naval Brewery.
In July 1899 Wilsons Brewery Ltd. acquired Cardwell & Co. Ltd. then in liquidation.
The premises were later used by Swales & Co. Ltd.