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Byelaws made pursuant to the Sheffield Market Act, 1847
Refers to the Market Hall (butchers meat, fish, game, poultry, rabbits, butter and eggs every day); The Norfolk Market Hall (all kinds of provisions for the food of man (except butchers meat, fresh or uncured fish, game, poultry and rabbits; also for gardeners plants, flowers, roots and seeds, and for manufactured articles every day); Castlefolds Market (wholesale articles as may be retailed in the Market hall every day); the Corn Exchange and Market (corn and other grain every Tuesday); the Hay Market (hay, straw, fodder, pulse, potatoes, and other roots every Tuesday and Saturday); Smithfield Market (horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and calves on Tuesdays); also the Fairs, held twice a year - the summer fair on Tuesday and Wednesday next Whit Monday), and the Winter Fair on the last Tuesday and Wednesday in November.
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y13759
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Discover the rich history of Sheffield Markets with our captivating jigsaw puzzle from Media Storehouse. This intricately designed puzzle features an authentic image of "Byelaws made pursuant to the Sheffield Market Act, 1847" from the Sheffield City Archives. Journey back in time as you piece together this fascinating image, revealing the bustling market scene with a variety of stalls selling fresh produce, including butchers meat, fish, game, poultry, rabbits, butter, and eggs at the Market Hall and the Norfolk Market Hall. A perfect addition to any puzzle collection or as a unique gift for history enthusiasts and jigsaw puzzle lovers alike.
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Capturing the Rich History of Sheffield's Markets - A Glimpse into Byelaws and Traditions
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. This print showcases an invaluable piece of history, revealing the byelaws established under the Sheffield Market Act of 1847. The image takes us back to a time when bustling market halls were at the heart of daily life in Sheffield, Yorkshire. The photograph highlights various market spaces that catered to different needs. The Market Hall stands proud as a hub for butchers' meat, fish, game, poultry, rabbits, butter, and eggs available every day. Adjacent to it is the Norfolk Market Hall—a treasure trove offering provisions for human consumption (excluding fresh meat and certain animals), gardeners' plants and flowers, roots and seeds, as well as manufactured goods. Further along our journey through this historical snapshot lies Castlefolds Market—a place where wholesale items found their way into retail stalls within the Market Hall on a daily basis. Tuesdays were dedicated to corn trading at the Corn Exchange and Market while hay markets flourished every Tuesday and Saturday with hay, straw fodder pulses potatoes among other root crops. Smithfield Market emerges prominently in this visual narrative—Tuesdays transformed into vibrant scenes filled with horses cattle sheep pigs calves being traded. Additionally featured are two annual fairs; one during summer held on Tuesday-Wednesday next Whit Monday while another known as Winter Fair took place on the last Tuesday-Wednesday in November. Preserved meticulously by Sheffield Libraries in
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