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Butter Market or
Buttermarket can
refer to:
Buttermarket Centre, Ipswich,
shopping centre in
England General Market, Wrexham, in
Wales Market Cross, Barnard...
- The
Buttermarket Centre is a four-level, £65
million shopping centre located in the
centre of Ipswich, Suffolk, England. The
centre was
opened on 1 October...
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Barnard Castle Market Cross (also
known as the
Butter Market or Break's Folley) is an
octagonal construction in the
market town of
Barnard Castle, Teesdale...
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wrongdoers was set up next to the town's
pillory at the Bullstake, now the
Buttermarket. In 1522 a
stone cross with gilt lead
stars was
erected at the same place...
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wedding menus, or to
Margaret Bridie of Glamis, "who sold them at the
Buttermarket in Forfar".
Bakers in
Forfar traditionally use
shortcrust pastry for...
- and
replaced by
another shopping mall. The main
shopping streets are
Buttermarket Street,
Horsemarket Street,
Sankey Street and
Bridge Street.
Where these...
- was then
moved to
larger premises in the City ****embly
Rooms above the
Buttermarket,
adjacent to the St
Peter at
Arches Church. In 1892 the City Council...
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wedding menus, or to
Margaret Bridie of Glamis, "who sold them at the
Buttermarket in Forfar." They are
similar to pasties, but
because they are made without...
- prosperity, in
about 720 AD a
large new part of the town was laid out in the
Buttermarket area.
Ipswich was
becoming a
place of
national and
international importance...
- Kingdom) and
Arras became twin towns, and a
square in the new
Ipswich Buttermarket development was
named Arras Square to mark the relationship.
Arras is...
