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British entrepreneur ( 1835-1908 ) This article needs additional citations for verification . Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed . Find sources : " Solomon Andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( June 2019 ) ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Solomon Andrews Born ( 1835-04-05)5 April 1835 Trowbridge , Wiltshire Died 9 November 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) Solomon Andrews ( 5 April 1835 - 9 November 1908 ) was a British entrepreneur and head of the Solomon Andrews and Son bus and tram-operating company , based in Cardiff . Family Andrews was born in Trowbridge , Wiltshire , the son of John Andrews and Charlotte . On 27 March 1855 , Solomon married Mary Asher ( 20 August 1832 - 18 January 1870 ) , daughter of John and Mary Asher , in Trinity Church , Trowbridge . There were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * Mary Lillah Asher Andrews ( 24 June 1857 ) married John McRae June 1880 in Cardiff and she died 13 Mar 1929 * Francis Emile Andrews ( 29 September 1858 - 30 November 1943 ) His second wife , whom he married on 15 June 1870 in Knighton Parish Church , was Mary Jane Udell ( born 2 March 1849 ) of Wrexham . There were six children from this marriage : * Beatrice Andrews ( 6 April 1871 ) * Herbert Fletcher Andrews ( 16 April 1873 - 8 June 1874 ) * Florence Andrews * May Andrews , married William Edgar Clogg * Daisy Andrews * Sydney Solomon Andrews ( 26 February 1885 ) Career By 1851 Andrews was living in Cardiff , at 17 Tredegar Street , and working as a baker and confectioner . The house was owned by George and Charlotte Asher , George being a baker and confectioner , so Solomon was presumably learning the trade . On 24 November 1856 , he leased a shop and house at 51 James Street . On 17 December 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of Canton and Roath to Cardiff Docks . By 1865 , he had eight cabs and he is thought to have been an omnibus proprietor by December 1866 . His business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . His son Francis Emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as Solomon Andrews and Son , Andrews was a Conservative councillor on Cardiff Town Council , but lost his Roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . Transport Buses Star Omnibus Company horse bus at the 2010 Cobham bus rally He was best known for the Andrews Star Omnibus Company and the Star Omnibus Company ( London ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in London . His company also ran buses in : * Belfast * Leicester * Manchester * Nottingham Trams * Cardiff * Plymouth * Portsmouth - Portsmouth Street Tramways Company * Pwllheli - Pwllheli and Llanbedrog Tramway * Arthog - Barmouth Junction and Arthog Tramway Property This section needs additional citations for verification . Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( June 2019 ) ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Arthog Mawddach Crescent St Mary 's Terrace , Arthog Arthog Terrace In 1894 he purchased an area near Arthog consisting of several farms . He developed three terraces of houses , including St Mary 's Terrace , Arthog Terrace , and Mawddach Crescent . Mawddach Crescent was a row of properties overlooking the Mawddach estuary . The Crescent was connected to Barmouth Junction railway station by the short-lived Barmouth Junction and Arthog Tramway which he constructed . Andrews intended this to be the start of a purpose-built holiday resort but the surrounding land proved unsuitable for further construction . In 1941 , during the Second World War , the Crescent was commandeered by the Royal Marines . It was renamed Camp Iceland and used as a training facility . St Mary 's Terrace in Arthog was also served by the Barmouth Junction and Arthog Tramway . Aberdyfi Andrews purchased land here and started work by fencing off some of it . However , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . The land was later sold to the local authority . Cardiff Andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 Bute Street ( now Hayes Bridge Road ) in 1871 . This building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the Solomon Andrews and Son firm . In the 1870s the expansion of his omnibus business led to the acquisition of new sites for depots . A freehold site was purchased at Severn Road , Canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . In 1875 , he also undertook work on a leasehold site at Glebe Street , Penarth . In 1880 he built a tram car depot at the junction of Ferry Road and Clive Street , Grangetown . This was for the Cardiff District and Penarth Harbour Tramway Company which opened in 1881 . Between 1881 and 1883 Andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and Windsor Hall in Holmesdale Street , and some houses in Earl Street . Andrews Terrace in Ferry Road , consisting of sixteen houses and a coffee tavern , was also constructed at around the same time . In 1884 he constructed the Market Buildings in St Mary Street , Cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . Sadly this building was destroyed by fire in June 1885 , and it had been replaced by September 1886 , the new building being constructed with eight-inch-thick concrete flooring to prevent further fires . In 1885 in James Street he began construction of Mercantile Buildings which survived until demolished in the 1970s during a road widening scheme . In 1888 Andrews completed the Imperial Buildings on St Mary Street , Cardiff , which became known as Barry 's Hotel . He also built two streets of housing in Llandaff Yard , now Llandaff North ( Cymraeg : Ystum Taf ) , which were named Mary Street and Solomon Street ( later renamed Andrews Road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of Penarth Road , as well as between Crawshay Lane ( now Curran Road ) and Trade Street . Terraced houses were built from the corner of Blaenclydach Street south-westwards along Penarth Road in 1891 to designs by the architect E.W.M. Corbett . The Atlas , or Hayes , Building was erected around 1893 and this survived until destroyed by fire in 1958 . In 1894 Andrews constructed residential property from 75 to 113 Penarth Road , and the Andrews ' Buildings on Queen Street to designs by the architect Edward Webb . In 1895 the firm started building work in Penarth . Andrews ' Buildings ( Penarth ) , erected in 1896 , consisted of five shops fronting Stanwell Road , a corner shop and two shops in Windsor Terrace . In 1897 the company built Lloyds Bank on the corner of Windsor Road and Albert Road to designs by the architect Edward Webb . This was followed by the Windsor Arcade , a row of shops on Windsor Road . Around 1900 Metropole Buildings , 3-7 The Hayes , Cardiff was erected . This building was badly damaged by an air raid in the Second World War , but was reconstructed in 1959 . Numbers , 11 , 12 , and 13 Bute Street ( now Hayes Bridge Road ) were rebuilt in 1902 to designs by the architect Lennox Robertson . Andrews also constructed Pembroke Buildings on Pembroke Terrace in the same year , using the architect E.W.M. Corbett . Pwllheli Pwllheli Promenade In Pwllheli , Andrews was responsible for the development of the West End holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the West End Hotel . The stone required to build the West End was provided by a local quarry that he leased at Carreg-y-defaid . The company constructed the Pwllheli and Llanbedrog Tramway , which carried the stone and passengers . The West End Hotel was constructed first , along with large houses numbered 1-4 The Parade . The hotel was probably completed by 1895 and the houses in 1896 . The construction was mostly in concrete , with the joinery being provided by his workshops in Cardiff and delivered to Pwllheli by rail . Further building work was undertaken in 1897 , when plans for nos 5-10 The Parade were approved by the council . Nos 11-16 followed quickly afterwards and all were completed by 1899 . Construction of housing and shops in Cardiff Road was undertaken between 1897 and 1901 . A power station was erected next to the Assembly Rooms behind the West End Hotel , to provide electrical power for the West End Hotel . Retail * David Evans . Department store in Swansea . Eventually owned by House of Fraser . * David Evans and Co . Department store in Cardiff . * Evan Jones and Co . Men 's outfitter 's in Cardiff .

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british entrepreneur [PERSON] ( 1835-1908 ) this article [ARTICLE] needs additional citations [GROUP] for verification [ACT] . please help improve this article [ARTICLE] by adding citations [GROUP] to reliable sources [RANK] . unsourced material [MATERIAL] may be challenged and removed . find sources [RANK] : " solomon andrews [PERSON] " businessman [PERSON] - news [SPEECH ACT] · newspapers [QUANTITY] · books [ENTITY] · scholar [PERSON] · jstor [UNKNOWN] ( june [PERIOD] 2019 ) ( learn [ACT] how and when to remove this message [SPEECH ACT] ) solomon andrews [PERSON] born [PERSON] ( 1835-04-05)5 april [PERIOD] 1835 trowbridge [PLACE] , wiltshire [PLACE] died 9 november [PERIOD] 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews [PERSON] ( 5 april [PERIOD] 1835 - 9 november [PERIOD] 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur [PERSON] and head [HEAD] of the solomon andrews [PERSON] and son bus [PERSON] and tram-operating company [INSTITUTION] , based in cardiff [PERSON] . family andrews [PERSON] was born in trowbridge [PLACE] , wiltshire [PLACE] , the son [PERSON] of john andrews [PERSON] and charlotte [PLACE] . on 27 march [PERIOD] 1855 , solomon [PERSON] married mary asher [PERSON] ( 20 august [PERIOD] 1832 - 18 january [PERIOD] 1870 ) , daughter [PERSON] of john [PERSON] and mary asher [PERSON] , in trinity church [PERSON] , trowbridge [PLACE] . there were five children [PERSON] from the marriage [STATE] but only two survived infancy [PERIOD] : * mary lillah asher andrews [PERSON] ( 24 june [PERIOD] 1857 ) married john mcrae june [PERIOD] 1880 in cardiff [PERSON] and she died 13 mar [PERSON] 1929 * francis emile andrews [PERSON] ( 29 september [PERIOD] 1858 - 30 november [PERIOD] 1943 ) his second wife [PERSON] , whom he married on 15 june [PERIOD] 1870 in knighton parish church [PERSON] , was mary jane udell [PERSON] ( born 2 march [PERIOD] 1849 ) of wrexham [PERSON] . there were six children [PERSON] from this marriage [STATE] : * beatrice andrews [PERSON] ( 6 april [PERIOD] 1871 ) * herbert fletcher andrews [PERSON] ( 16 april [PERIOD] 1873 - 8 june [PERIOD] 1874 ) * florence andrews [PERSON] * may andrews [PERSON] , married william edgar clogg [PERSON] * daisy andrews [PERSON] * sydney solomon andrews [PERSON] [PERSON] ( 26 february [PERIOD] 1885 ) career [STATE] by 1851 andrews [PERSON] was living in cardiff [PERSON] , at 17 tredegar street [PLACE] , and working as a baker [PERSON] and confectioner [PERSON] . the house [PLACE] was owned by george [PERSON] and charlotte asher [PERSON] , george [PERSON] being a baker [PERSON] and confectioner [PERSON] , so solomon [PERSON] was presumably learning the trade [EVENT] . on 24 november [PERIOD] 1856 , he leased a shop [BUILDING] and house [PLACE] at 51 james street [PLACE] . on 17 december [PERIOD] 1863 , he obtained a licence [PERSON] to operate a horse-drawn cab [INSTITUTION] from the new residential districts [CONCEPT] of canton [PLACE] and roath [PERSON] to cardiff docks [PERSON] . by 1865 , he had eight cabs [INSTITUTION] and he is thought to have been an omnibus proprietor [PLACE] by december [PERIOD] 1866 . his business interests [UNKNOWN] grew rapidly to include tramways [PLACE] , buses [CAR] , draperies [CLOTH] and collieries [RESOURCE] . his son francis emile [PERSON] ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company [INSTITUTION] and eventually became a partner [WOOD] , the business [STATE] becoming known as solomon andrews [PERSON] and son [PERSON] , andrews [PERSON] was a conservative councillor [EVENT] on cardiff town council [HUMAN GROUP] , but lost his roath ward seat [PERSON] at the 1887 elections [PERSON] . transport buses [CAR] star omnibus company [INSTITUTION] horse bus [PERSON] at the 2010 cobham bus [PERSON] rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company [INSTITUTION] [INSTITUTION] and the star omnibus company [INSTITUTION] ( london [PLACE] ) which provided horse-drawn bus services [CONCEPT] in london [PLACE] . his company [INSTITUTION] also ran buses [CAR] in : * belfast * leicester [PLACE] * manchester [PLACE] * nottingham trams [PLACE] * cardiff [PERSON] * plymouth [PLACE] * portsmouth [PLACE] - portsmouth street tramways [PLACE] company [INSTITUTION] * pwllheli [UNKNOWN] - pwllheli [UNKNOWN] and llanbedrog tramway [ROUTE] * arthog [UNKNOWN] - barmouth junction [POSITION] and arthog tramway property [PROPERTY] this section [PLANE] needs additional citations [GROUP] for verification [ACT] . please help improve this article [ARTICLE] by adding citations [GROUP] to reliable sources [RANK] in this section [PLANE] . unsourced material [MATERIAL] may be challenged and removed . ( june [PERIOD] 2019 ) ( learn [ACT] how and when to remove this message [SPEECH ACT] ) arthog mawddach crescent [EVENT] st mary [PERSON] 's terrace [PERSON] , arthog arthog terrace [PERSON] [PERSON] in 1894 he purchased an area [AREA] near arthog [UNKNOWN] consisting of several farms [QUANTITY] . he developed three terraces [CONCEPT] of houses [UNKNOWN] , including st mary [PERSON] 's terrace [PERSON] , arthog terrace [PERSON] , and mawddach crescent [EVENT] . mawddach crescent [EVENT] was a row [PERSON] of properties [PROPERTY] overlooking the mawddach estuary [WATER] . the crescent [EVENT] was connected to barmouth junction [POSITION] railway station [PLACE] by the short-lived barmouth junction [POSITION] and arthog tramway [ROUTE] which he constructed . andrews [PERSON] intended this to be the start [UNKNOWN] of a purpose-built holiday resort [PERSON] but the surrounding land [LAND] proved unsuitable for further construction [EVENT] . in 1941 , during the second world war [EVENT] , the crescent [EVENT] was commandeered by the royal marines [PERSON] . it was renamed camp iceland [PERSON] and used as a training facility [EVENT] . st mary [PERSON] 's terrace [PERSON] in arthog [UNKNOWN] was also served by the barmouth junction [POSITION] and arthog tramway [ROUTE] . aberdyfi andrews [PERSON] purchased land [LAND] here and started work [ACTIVITY] by fencing off some of it . however , this provoked trouble [ENTITY] locally as public rights [UNKNOWN] of way [UNKNOWN] were affected , so no development [EVENT] ever took place [PLACE] . the land [LAND] was later sold to the local authority [PERSON] . cardiff andrews [PERSON] undertook the rebuilding [ACT] of 10 bute street [PLACE] ( now hayes bridge road [PERSON] ) in 1871 . this building [BUILDING] was intended to be a grocery [ACT] and confectionery shop [BUILDING] and the headquarters [POSITION] of the solomon andrews [PERSON] and son firm [INSTITUTION] . in the 1870s the expansion [ACT] of his omnibus business [STATE] led to the acquisition [ACQUISITION] of new sites [UNKNOWN] for depots [CAR] . a freehold site [UNKNOWN] was purchased at severn road [PERSON] , canton [PLACE] , in 1875 , and a manager [PERSON] 's house [PLACE] , bus [PERSON] shed , stables [HORSE] and workshops [PERSON] was constructed . in 1875 , he also undertook work [ACTIVITY] on a leasehold site [UNKNOWN] at glebe street [PLACE] , penarth [UNKNOWN] . in 1880 he built a tram car depot [PERSON] at the junction [POSITION] of ferry road [PERSON] and clive street [PLACE] , grangetown [PLACE] . this was for the cardiff district [PLACE] and penarth harbour tramway company [INSTITUTION] which opened in 1881 . between 1881 and 1883 andrews [PERSON] built five houses [UNKNOWN] and shops [BUILDING] , five cottages [PLACE] and windsor hall [PLACE] in holmesdale street [PLACE] , and some houses [UNKNOWN] in earl street [PLACE] . andrews terrace [PERSON] in ferry road [PERSON] , consisting of sixteen houses [UNKNOWN] and a coffee tavern [PERSON] , was also constructed at around the same time [PERIOD] . in 1884 he constructed the market buildings [BUILDING] in st mary street [PLACE] , cardiff [PERSON] at a cost [EVENT] of some £12,000 . sadly this building [BUILDING] was destroyed by fire [FIRE] in june [PERIOD] 1885 , and it had been replaced by september [PERIOD] 1886 , the new building [BUILDING] being constructed with eight-inch-thick concrete [FOOD] flooring to prevent further fires [FIRE] . in 1885 in james street [PLACE] he began construction [EVENT] of mercantile buildings [BUILDING] which survived until demolished in the 1970s during a road [PERSON] widening scheme [ESTATE] . in 1888 andrews [PERSON] completed the imperial buildings [BUILDING] on st mary street [PLACE] , cardiff [PERSON] , which became known as barry [PERSON] 's hotel [PLACE] . he also built two streets [POSITION] of housing [ACQUISITION] in llandaff yard [PERSON] , now llandaff north [PLACE] ( cymraeg [UNKNOWN] : ystum taf [UNKNOWN] ) , which were named mary street [PLACE] and solomon street [PLACE] ( later renamed andrews road [PERSON] ) , and was involved in the construction [EVENT] of warehouses [PLACE] on the southern side [PLACE] of penarth road [PERSON] , as well as between crawshay lane [PERSON] ( now curran road [PERSON] ) and trade street [PLACE] . terraced houses [UNKNOWN] were built from the corner [STATE] of blaenclydach street [PLACE] south-westwards along penarth road [PERSON] in 1891 to designs [SET] by the architect e.w.m. corbett [PERSON] . the atlas [VERTEBRATE] , or hayes [PERSON] , building [BUILDING] was erected around 1893 and this survived until destroyed by fire [FIRE] in 1958 . in 1894 andrews [PERSON] constructed residential property [PROPERTY] from 75 to 113 penarth road [PERSON] , and the andrews [PERSON] ' buildings [BUILDING] on queen street [PLACE] to designs [SET] by the architect edward webb [PERSON] . in 1895 the firm [INSTITUTION] started building [BUILDING] work [ACTIVITY] in penarth [UNKNOWN] . andrews [PERSON] ' buildings [BUILDING] ( penarth [UNKNOWN] ) , erected in 1896 , consisted of five shops [BUILDING] fronting stanwell road [PERSON] , a corner shop [BUILDING] and two shops [BUILDING] in windsor terrace [PERSON] . in 1897 the company [INSTITUTION] built lloyds bank [PLACE] on the corner [STATE] of windsor road [PERSON] and albert road [PERSON] to designs [SET] by the architect edward webb [PERSON] . this was followed by the windsor arcade [PERSON] , a row [PERSON] of shops [BUILDING] on windsor road [PERSON] . around 1900 metropole buildings [BUILDING] , 3-7 the hayes [PERSON] , cardiff [PERSON] was erected . this building [BUILDING] was badly damaged by an air raid [PERSON] in the second world war [EVENT] , but was reconstructed in 1959 . numbers [NUMBER] , 11 , 12 , and 13 bute street [PLACE] ( now hayes bridge road [PERSON] ) were rebuilt in 1902 to designs [SET] by the architect lennox robertson [PERSON] . andrews [PERSON] also constructed pembroke buildings [BUILDING] on pembroke terrace [PERSON] in the same year [PERIOD] , using the architect e.w.m. corbett [PERSON] . pwllheli pwllheli [UNKNOWN] promenade [SEQUENCE] in pwllheli [UNKNOWN] , andrews [PERSON] was responsible for the development [EVENT] of the west end holiday resort [PERSON] , which included a promenade [SEQUENCE] , housing [ACQUISITION] , roads [PERSON] , a recreation ground [PROPERTY] , golf course [PERSON] , and the west end hotel [PLACE] . the stone [PERSON] required to build the west end [PLACE] was provided by a local quarry [POSITION] that he leased at carreg-y-defaid . the company [INSTITUTION] constructed the pwllheli [UNKNOWN] and llanbedrog tramway [ROUTE] , which carried the stone [PERSON] and passengers [PERSON] . the west end hotel [PLACE] was constructed first , along with large houses [UNKNOWN] numbered 1-4 the parade [CONCEPT] . the hotel [PLACE] was probably completed by 1895 and the houses [UNKNOWN] in 1896 . the construction [EVENT] was mostly in concrete [FOOD] , with the joinery [DEVICE] being provided by his workshops [PERSON] in cardiff [PERSON] and delivered to pwllheli [UNKNOWN] by rail [PERSON] . further building [BUILDING] work [ACTIVITY] was undertaken in 1897 , when plans [PLAN] for nos [UNKNOWN] 5-10 the parade [CONCEPT] were approved by the council [HUMAN GROUP] . nos [UNKNOWN] 11-16 followed quickly afterwards and all were completed by 1899 . construction [EVENT] of housing [ACQUISITION] and shops [BUILDING] in cardiff road [PERSON] was undertaken between 1897 and 1901 . a power station [PLACE] was erected next to the assembly rooms [UNKNOWN] behind the west end hotel [PLACE] , to provide electrical power [POWER] for the west end hotel [PLACE] . retail [AMOUNT] * david evans [PERSON] . department store [HEAD] in swansea [PLACE] . eventually owned by house [PLACE] of fraser [PERSON] . * david evans [PERSON] and co . department store [HEAD] in cardiff [PERSON] . * evan jones [PERSON] and co . men [PERSON] 's outfitter [PERSON] 's in cardiff [PERSON] .

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Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | andrews | 10 | PERSON | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
2 | cardiff | 10 | PERSON | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
3 | june | 6 | PERIOD | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
4 | houses | 6 | UNKNOWN | he developed three terraces of houses , including st mary 's terrace , arthog terrace , and mawddach crescent . |
5 | pwllheli | 5 | UNKNOWN | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
6 | solomon andrews | 5 | PERSON | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
7 | shops | 5 | BUILDING | between 1881 and 1883 andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and windsor hall in holmesdale street , and some houses in earl street . |
8 | construction | 5 | EVENT | andrews intended this to be the start of a purpose-built holiday resort but the surrounding land proved unsuitable for further construction . |
9 | building | 5 | BUILDING | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
10 | company | 4 | INSTITUTION | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
11 | house | 4 | PLACE | the house was owned by george and charlotte asher , george being a baker and confectioner , so solomon was presumably learning the trade . |
12 | november | 4 | PERIOD | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
13 | west end hotel | 4 | PLACE | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
14 | work | 4 | ACTIVITY | aberdyfi andrews purchased land here and started work by fencing off some of it . |
15 | citations | 4 | GROUP | this article needs additional citations for verification . |
16 | designs | 4 | SET | terraced houses were built from the corner of blaenclydach street south-westwards along penarth road in 1891 to designs by the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
17 | sources | 3 | RANK | please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . |
18 | arthog | 3 | UNKNOWN | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
19 | land | 3 | LAND | andrews intended this to be the start of a purpose-built holiday resort but the surrounding land proved unsuitable for further construction . |
20 | barmouth junction | 3 | POSITION | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
21 | terrace | 3 | PERSON | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
22 | penarth | 3 | UNKNOWN | in 1875 , he also undertook work on a leasehold site at glebe street , penarth . |
23 | housing | 3 | ACQUISITION | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
24 | april | 3 | PERIOD | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
25 | penarth road | 3 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
26 | article | 3 | ARTICLE | this article needs additional citations for verification . |
27 | hayes bridge road | 2 | PERSON | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
28 | trowbridge | 2 | PLACE | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
29 | verification | 2 | ACT | this article needs additional citations for verification . |
30 | buses | 2 | CAR | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
31 | buildings | 2 | BUILDING | in 1884 he constructed the market buildings in st mary street , cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . |
32 | canton | 2 | PLACE | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
33 | corner | 2 | STATE | terraced houses were built from the corner of blaenclydach street south-westwards along penarth road in 1891 to designs by the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
34 | st mary street | 2 | PLACE | in 1884 he constructed the market buildings in st mary street , cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . |
35 | workshops | 2 | PERSON | a freehold site was purchased at severn road , canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . |
36 | mawddach crescent | 2 | EVENT | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
37 | fire | 2 | FIRE | sadly this building was destroyed by fire in june 1885 , and it had been replaced by september 1886 , the new building being constructed with eight-inch-thick concrete flooring to prevent further fires . |
38 | entrepreneur | 2 | PERSON | british entrepreneur ( 1835-1908 ) |
39 | development | 2 | EVENT | however , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . |
40 | arthog tramway | 2 | ROUTE | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
41 | nos | 2 | UNKNOWN | further building work was undertaken in 1897 , when plans for nos 5-10 the parade were approved by the council . |
42 | unsourced material | 2 | MATERIAL | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . |
43 | hotel | 2 | PLACE | in 1888 andrews completed the imperial buildings on st mary street , cardiff , which became known as barry 's hotel . |
44 | ferry road | 2 | PERSON | in 1880 he built a tram car depot at the junction of ferry road and clive street , grangetown . |
45 | learn | 2 | ACT | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
46 | december | 2 | PERIOD | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
47 | second world war | 2 | EVENT | in 1941 , during the second world war , the crescent was commandeered by the royal marines . |
48 | hayes | 2 | PERSON | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
49 | mary asher | 2 | PERSON | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
50 | parade | 2 | CONCEPT | the west end hotel was constructed first , along with large houses numbered 1-4 the parade . |
51 | stone | 2 | PERSON | the stone required to build the west end was provided by a local quarry that he leased at carreg-y-defaid . |
52 | baker | 2 | PERSON | by 1851 andrews was living in cardiff , at 17 tredegar street , and working as a baker and confectioner . |
53 | llanbedrog tramway | 2 | ROUTE | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
54 | solomon | 2 | PERSON | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
55 | edward webb | 2 | PERSON | in 1894 andrews constructed residential property from 75 to 113 penarth road , and the andrews ' buildings on queen street to designs by the architect edward webb . |
56 | crescent | 2 | EVENT | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
57 | section | 2 | PLANE | this section needs additional citations for verification . |
58 | march | 2 | PERIOD | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
59 | row | 2 | PERSON | mawddach crescent was a row of properties overlooking the mawddach estuary . |
60 | business | 2 | STATE | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
61 | george | 2 | PERSON | the house was owned by george and charlotte asher , george being a baker and confectioner , so solomon was presumably learning the trade . |
62 | message | 2 | SPEECH ACT | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
63 | children | 2 | PERSON | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
64 | son | 2 | PERSON | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
65 | confectioner | 2 | PERSON | by 1851 andrews was living in cardiff , at 17 tredegar street , and working as a baker and confectioner . |
66 | marriage | 2 | STATE | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
67 | windsor road | 2 | PERSON | in 1897 the company built lloyds bank on the corner of windsor road and albert road to designs by the architect edward webb . |
68 | september | 2 | PERIOD | september 1858 - 30 november 1943 ) |
69 | concrete | 2 | FOOD | sadly this building was destroyed by fire in june 1885 , and it had been replaced by september 1886 , the new building being constructed with eight-inch-thick concrete flooring to prevent further fires . |
70 | london | 2 | PLACE | star omnibus company horse bus at the 2010 cobham bus rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company and the star omnibus company ( london ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in london . |
71 | st mary | 2 | PERSON | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
72 | bute street | 2 | PLACE | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
73 | wiltshire | 2 | PLACE | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
74 | e.w.m. corbett | 2 | PERSON | terraced houses were built from the corner of blaenclydach street south-westwards along penarth road in 1891 to designs by the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
75 | james street | 2 | PLACE | on 24 november 1856 , he leased a shop and house at 51 james street . |
76 | david evans | 2 | PERSON | retail * david evans . |
77 | site | 2 | UNKNOWN | a freehold site was purchased at severn road , canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . |
78 | department store | 2 | HEAD | department store in swansea . |
79 | mary lillah asher andrews | 1 | PERSON | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
80 | cardiff andrews | 1 | PERSON | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
81 | august | 1 | PERIOD | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
82 | cost | 1 | EVENT | in 1884 he constructed the market buildings in st mary street , cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . |
83 | penarth harbour tramway company | 1 | INSTITUTION | this was for the cardiff district and penarth harbour tramway company which opened in 1881 . |
84 | windsor terrace | 1 | PERSON | andrews ' buildings ( penarth ) , erected in 1896 , consisted of five shops fronting stanwell road , a corner shop and two shops in windsor terrace . |
85 | districts | 1 | CONCEPT | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
86 | trinity church | 1 | PERSON | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
87 | sydney solomon andrews | 1 | PERSON | daisy andrews * sydney solomon andrews ( 26 february 1885 ) |
88 | cymraeg | 1 | UNKNOWN | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
89 | john | 1 | PERSON | family andrews was born in trowbridge , wiltshire , the son of john andrews and charlotte . |
90 | depots | 1 | CAR | in the 1870s the expansion of his omnibus business led to the acquisition of new sites for depots . |
91 | grocery | 1 | ACT | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
92 | books | 1 | ENTITY | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
93 | bus | 1 | PERSON | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
94 | bus services | 1 | CONCEPT | star omnibus company horse bus at the 2010 cobham bus rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company and the star omnibus company ( london ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in london . |
95 | plans | 1 | PLAN | further building work was undertaken in 1897 , when plans for nos 5-10 the parade were approved by the council . |
96 | streets | 1 | POSITION | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
97 | collieries | 1 | RESOURCE | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
98 | built lloyds bank | 1 | PLACE | in 1897 the company built lloyds bank on the corner of windsor road and albert road to designs by the architect edward webb . |
99 | place | 1 | PLACE | however , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . |
100 | albert road | 1 | PERSON | in 1897 the company built lloyds bank on the corner of windsor road and albert road to designs by the architect edward webb . |
101 | trade | 1 | EVENT | the house was owned by george and charlotte asher , george being a baker and confectioner , so solomon was presumably learning the trade . |
102 | cardiff district | 1 | PLACE | this was for the cardiff district and penarth harbour tramway company which opened in 1881 . |
103 | trouble | 1 | ENTITY | however , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . |
104 | rights | 1 | UNKNOWN | however , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . |
105 | plymouth | 1 | PLACE | cardiff * plymouth * |
106 | curran road | 1 | PERSON | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
107 | west end | 1 | PLACE | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
108 | elections | 1 | PERSON | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
109 | property | 1 | PROPERTY | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
110 | imperial buildings | 1 | PLACE | in 1888 andrews completed the imperial buildings on st mary street , cardiff , which became known as barry 's hotel . |
111 | quarry | 1 | POSITION | the stone required to build the west end was provided by a local quarry that he leased at carreg-y-defaid . |
112 | sites | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the 1870s the expansion of his omnibus business led to the acquisition of new sites for depots . |
113 | mawddach estuary | 1 | WATER | mawddach crescent was a row of properties overlooking the mawddach estuary . |
114 | partner | 1 | WOOD | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
115 | arthog arthog terrace | 1 | PERSON | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
116 | portsmouth street tramways company | 1 | INSTITUTION | portsmouth - portsmouth street tramways company * |
117 | holiday resort | 1 | PERSON | andrews intended this to be the start of a purpose-built holiday resort but the surrounding land proved unsuitable for further construction . |
118 | daisy andrews | 1 | PERSON | daisy andrews * sydney solomon andrews ( 26 february 1885 ) |
119 | evan jones | 1 | PERSON | department store in cardiff . * evan jones and co . |
120 | cardiff town council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
121 | expansion | 1 | ACT | in the 1870s the expansion of his omnibus business led to the acquisition of new sites for depots . |
122 | cab | 1 | INSTITUTION | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
123 | roads | 1 | PERSON | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
124 | francis emile andrews | 1 | PERSON | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
125 | trade street | 1 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
126 | side | 1 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
127 | arthog terrace | 1 | PERSON | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
128 | son firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
129 | pembroke buildings | 1 | PERSON | andrews also constructed pembroke buildings on pembroke terrace in the same year , using the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
130 | barry | 1 | PERSON | in 1888 andrews completed the imperial buildings on st mary street , cardiff , which became known as barry 's hotel . |
131 | cardiff docks | 1 | PERSON | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
132 | william edgar clogg | 1 | PERSON | may andrews , married william edgar clogg * |
133 | market buildings | 1 | BUILDING | in 1884 he constructed the market buildings in st mary street , cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . |
134 | holmesdale street | 1 | PLACE | between 1881 and 1883 andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and windsor hall in holmesdale street , and some houses in earl street . |
135 | confectionery shop | 1 | BUILDING | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
136 | passengers | 1 | PERSON | the company constructed the pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway , which carried the stone and passengers . |
137 | son francis emile | 1 | PERSON | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
138 | nottingham trams | 1 | PLACE | nottingham trams * |
139 | windsor hall | 1 | PLACE | between 1881 and 1883 andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and windsor hall in holmesdale street , and some houses in earl street . |
140 | tram car depot | 1 | PERSON | in 1880 he built a tram car depot at the junction of ferry road and clive street , grangetown . |
141 | herbert fletcher andrews | 1 | PERSON | there were six children from this marriage : * beatrice andrews ( 6 april 1871 ) * herbert fletcher andrews ( 16 april 1873 - 8 june 1874 ) * florence andrews * |
142 | rebuilding | 1 | ACT | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
143 | earl street | 1 | PLACE | between 1881 and 1883 andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and windsor hall in holmesdale street , and some houses in earl street . |
144 | newspapers | 1 | QUANTITY | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
145 | february | 1 | PERIOD | daisy andrews * sydney solomon andrews ( 26 february 1885 ) |
146 | solomon andrews born | 1 | PERSON | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
147 | jstor | 1 | UNKNOWN | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
148 | promenade | 1 | SEQUENCE | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
149 | scheme | 1 | ESTATE | in 1885 in james street he began construction of mercantile buildings which survived until demolished in the 1970s during a road widening scheme . |
150 | west end holiday resort | 1 | PERSON | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
151 | florence andrews | 1 | PERSON | there were six children from this marriage : * beatrice andrews ( 6 april 1871 ) * herbert fletcher andrews ( 16 april 1873 - 8 june 1874 ) * florence andrews * |
152 | mar | 1 | PERSON | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
153 | power | 1 | POWER | a power station was erected next to the assembly rooms behind the west end hotel , to provide electrical power for the west end hotel . |
154 | businessman | 1 | PERSON | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
155 | crawshay lane | 1 | PERSON | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
156 | solomon street | 1 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
157 | charlotte | 1 | PLACE | family andrews was born in trowbridge , wiltshire , the son of john andrews and charlotte . |
158 | tramways | 1 | PLACE | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
159 | arthog tramway property | 1 | PROPERTY | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
160 | rail | 1 | PERSON | the construction was mostly in concrete , with the joinery being provided by his workshops in cardiff and delivered to pwllheli by rail . |
161 | stanwell road | 1 | PLACE | andrews ' buildings ( penarth ) , erected in 1896 , consisted of five shops fronting stanwell road , a corner shop and two shops in windsor terrace . |
162 | training facility | 1 | EVENT | it was renamed camp iceland and used as a training facility . |
163 | career | 1 | STATE | career |
164 | april trowbridge | 1 | PERSON |  |
165 | andrews terrace | 1 | PERSON | andrews terrace in ferry road , consisting of sixteen houses and a coffee tavern , was also constructed at around the same time . |
166 | golf course | 1 | PERSON | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
167 | tredegar street | 1 | PLACE | by 1851 andrews was living in cardiff , at 17 tredegar street , and working as a baker and confectioner . |
168 | business interests | 1 | UNKNOWN | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
169 | road | 1 | PERSON | cardiff andrews undertook the rebuilding of 10 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) in 1871 . |
170 | fires | 1 | FIRE | sadly this building was destroyed by fire in june 1885 , and it had been replaced by september 1886 , the new building being constructed with eight-inch-thick concrete flooring to prevent further fires . |
171 | cardiff road | 1 | PERSON | construction of housing and shops in cardiff road was undertaken between 1897 and 1901 . |
172 | head | 1 | HEAD | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
173 | andrews star omnibus company | 1 | INSTITUTION | star omnibus company horse bus at the 2010 cobham bus rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company and the star omnibus company ( london ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in london . |
174 | royal marines | 1 | PERSON | in 1941 , during the second world war , the crescent was commandeered by the royal marines . |
175 | coffee tavern | 1 | PERSON | andrews terrace in ferry road , consisting of sixteen houses and a coffee tavern , was also constructed at around the same time . |
176 | shop | 1 | BUILDING | on 24 november 1856 , he leased a shop and house at 51 james street . |
177 | son bus | 1 | PERSON | jstor ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) solomon andrews born ( 1835-04-05)5 april 1835 trowbridge , wiltshire died 9 november 1908( 1908-11-09 ) ( aged 73 ) solomon andrews ( 5 april 1835 - 9 november 1908 ) was a british entrepreneur and head of the solomon andrews and son bus and tram-operating company , based in cardiff . |
178 | severn road | 1 | PERSON | a freehold site was purchased at severn road , canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . |
179 | time | 1 | PERIOD | andrews terrace in ferry road , consisting of sixteen houses and a coffee tavern , was also constructed at around the same time . |
180 | camp iceland | 1 | PERSON | it was renamed camp iceland and used as a training facility . |
181 | terraces | 1 | CONCEPT | he developed three terraces of houses , including st mary 's terrace , arthog terrace , and mawddach crescent . |
182 | wrexham | 1 | PERSON | his second wife , whom he married on 15 june 1870 in knighton parish church , was mary jane udell ( born 2 march 1849 ) of wrexham . |
183 | portsmouth | 1 | PLACE | portsmouth - portsmouth street tramways company * |
184 | draperies | 1 | CLOTH | his business interests grew rapidly to include tramways , buses , draperies and collieries . |
185 | transport buses star omnibus company horse bus | 1 | PERSON |  |
186 | charlotte asher | 1 | PERSON | the house was owned by george and charlotte asher , george being a baker and confectioner , so solomon was presumably learning the trade . |
187 | proprietor | 1 | PLACE | by 1865 , he had eight cabs and he is thought to have been an omnibus proprietor by december 1866 . |
188 | pembroke terrace | 1 | PERSON | andrews also constructed pembroke buildings on pembroke terrace in the same year , using the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
189 | news | 1 | SPEECH ACT | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
190 | mercantile buildings | 1 | BUILDING | in 1885 in james street he began construction of mercantile buildings which survived until demolished in the 1970s during a road widening scheme . |
191 | blaenclydach street | 1 | PLACE | terraced houses were built from the corner of blaenclydach street south-westwards along penarth road in 1891 to designs by the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
192 | air raid | 1 | PERSON | this building was badly damaged by an air raid in the second world war , but was reconstructed in 1959 . |
193 | roath ward seat | 1 | PERSON | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
194 | authority | 1 | PERSON | the land was later sold to the local authority . |
195 | licence | 1 | PERSON | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
196 | mary jane udell | 1 | PERSON | his second wife , whom he married on 15 june 1870 in knighton parish church , was mary jane udell ( born 2 march 1849 ) of wrexham . |
197 | clive street | 1 | PLACE | in 1880 he built a tram car depot at the junction of ferry road and clive street , grangetown . |
198 | councillor | 1 | EVENT | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
199 | glebe street | 1 | PLACE | in 1875 , he also undertook work on a leasehold site at glebe street , penarth . |
200 | star omnibus company | 1 | INSTITUTION | star omnibus company horse bus at the 2010 cobham bus rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company and the star omnibus company ( london ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in london . |
201 | swansea | 1 | PLACE | department store in swansea . |
202 | stables | 1 | HORSE | a freehold site was purchased at severn road , canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . |
203 | aberdyfi andrews | 1 | PERSON | aberdyfi andrews purchased land here and started work by fencing off some of it . |
204 | llandaff north | 1 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
205 | council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | his son francis emile ( 1858-1943 ) joined the company and eventually became a partner , the business becoming known as solomon andrews and son , andrews was a conservative councillor on cardiff town council , but lost his roath ward seat at the 1887 elections . |
206 | warehouses | 1 | PLACE | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
207 | beatrice andrews | 1 | PERSON | there were six children from this marriage : * beatrice andrews ( 6 april 1871 ) * herbert fletcher andrews ( 16 april 1873 - 8 june 1874 ) * florence andrews * |
208 | way | 1 | UNKNOWN | however , this provoked trouble locally as public rights of way were affected , so no development ever took place . |
209 | john andrews | 1 | PERSON | family andrews was born in trowbridge , wiltshire , the son of john andrews and charlotte . |
210 | john mcrae june | 1 | PERIOD | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
211 | firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
212 | headquarters | 1 | POSITION | this building was intended to be a grocery and confectionery shop and the headquarters of the solomon andrews and son firm . |
213 | terraced houses | 1 | UNKNOWN | terraced houses were built from the corner of blaenclydach street south-westwards along penarth road in 1891 to designs by the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
214 | knighton parish church | 1 | PERSON | his second wife , whom he married on 15 june 1870 in knighton parish church , was mary jane udell ( born 2 march 1849 ) of wrexham . |
215 | ystum taf | 1 | UNKNOWN | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
216 | pwllheli pwllheli promenade | 1 | SEQUENCE | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
217 | cabs | 1 | INSTITUTION | by 1865 , he had eight cabs and he is thought to have been an omnibus proprietor by december 1866 . |
218 | family andrews | 1 | PERSON | family andrews was born in trowbridge , wiltshire , the son of john andrews and charlotte . |
219 | queen street | 1 | PLACE | in 1894 andrews constructed residential property from 75 to 113 penarth road , and the andrews ' buildings on queen street to designs by the architect edward webb . |
220 | acquisition | 1 | ACQUISITION | in the 1870s the expansion of his omnibus business led to the acquisition of new sites for depots . |
221 | cottages | 1 | PLACE | between 1881 and 1883 andrews built five houses and shops , five cottages and windsor hall in holmesdale street , and some houses in earl street . |
222 | andrews road | 1 | PERSON | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
223 | joinery | 1 | DEVICE | the construction was mostly in concrete , with the joinery being provided by his workshops in cardiff and delivered to pwllheli by rail . |
224 | carreg y defaid | 1 | UNKNOWN |  |
225 | january | 1 | PERIOD | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
226 | numbers | 1 | NUMBER | numbers , 11 , 12 , and 13 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) were rebuilt in 1902 to designs by the architect lennox robertson . |
227 | scholar | 1 | PERSON | find sources : " solomon andrews " businessman - news · newspapers · books · scholar · |
228 | outfitter | 1 | PERSON | men 's outfitter 's in cardiff . |
229 | retail | 1 | AMOUNT | retail * david evans . |
230 | mary street | 1 | PLACE | in 1884 he constructed the market buildings in st mary street , cardiff at a cost of some £12,000 . |
231 | assembly rooms | 1 | UNKNOWN | a power station was erected next to the assembly rooms behind the west end hotel , to provide electrical power for the west end hotel . |
232 | junction | 1 | POSITION | pwllheli - pwllheli and llanbedrog tramway * arthog - barmouth junction and arthog tramway property |
233 | corner shop | 1 | BUILDING | andrews ' buildings ( penarth ) , erected in 1896 , consisted of five shops fronting stanwell road , a corner shop and two shops in windsor terrace . |
234 | area | 1 | AREA | in 1894 he purchased an area near arthog consisting of several farms . |
235 | power station | 1 | PLACE | a power station was erected next to the assembly rooms behind the west end hotel , to provide electrical power for the west end hotel . |
236 | men | 1 | PERSON | men 's outfitter 's in cardiff . |
237 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | on 27 march 1855 , solomon married mary asher ( 20 august 1832 - 18 january 1870 ) , daughter of john and mary asher , in trinity church , trowbridge . |
238 | arthog mawddach crescent st mary | 1 | PERSON | unsourced material may be challenged and removed . ( june 2019 ) ( learn how and when to remove this message ) arthog mawddach crescent st mary 's terrace , arthog arthog terrace |
239 | infancy | 1 | PERIOD | there were five children from the marriage but only two survived infancy : * mary lillah asher andrews ( 24 june 1857 ) married john mcrae june 1880 in cardiff and she died 13 mar 1929 * francis emile andrews ( 29 |
240 | lennox robertson | 1 | PERSON | numbers , 11 , 12 , and 13 bute street ( now hayes bridge road ) were rebuilt in 1902 to designs by the architect lennox robertson . |
241 | cobham bus | 1 | PERSON | star omnibus company horse bus at the 2010 cobham bus rally he was best known for the andrews star omnibus company and the star omnibus company ( london ) which provided horse-drawn bus services in london . |
242 | roath | 1 | PERSON | december 1863 , he obtained a licence to operate a horse-drawn cab from the new residential districts of canton and roath to cardiff docks . |
243 | barmouth junction railway station | 1 | PLACE | the crescent was connected to barmouth junction railway station by the short-lived barmouth junction and arthog tramway which he constructed . |
244 | recreation ground | 1 | PROPERTY | pwllheli pwllheli promenade in pwllheli , andrews was responsible for the development of the west end holiday resort , which included a promenade , housing , roads , a recreation ground , golf course , and the west end hotel . |
245 | grangetown | 1 | PLACE | in 1880 he built a tram car depot at the junction of ferry road and clive street , grangetown . |
246 | may andrews | 1 | PERSON | may andrews , married william edgar clogg * |
247 | year | 1 | PERIOD | andrews also constructed pembroke buildings on pembroke terrace in the same year , using the architect e.w.m. corbett . |
248 | llandaff yard | 1 | PERSON | he also built two streets of housing in llandaff yard , now llandaff north ( cymraeg : ystum taf ) , which were named mary street and solomon street ( later renamed andrews road ) , and was involved in the construction of warehouses on the southern side of penarth road , as well as between crawshay lane ( now curran road ) and trade street . |
249 | manager | 1 | PERSON | a freehold site was purchased at severn road , canton , in 1875 , and a manager 's house , bus shed , stables and workshops was constructed . |
250 | farms | 1 | QUANTITY | in 1894 he purchased an area near arthog consisting of several farms . |
251 | windsor arcade | 1 | PERSON | this was followed by the windsor arcade , a row of shops on windsor road . |
252 | wife | 1 | PERSON | his second wife , whom he married on 15 june 1870 in knighton parish church , was mary jane udell ( born 2 march 1849 ) of wrexham . |
253 | start | 1 | UNKNOWN | andrews intended this to be the start of a purpose-built holiday resort but the surrounding land proved unsuitable for further construction . |
254 | metropole buildings | 1 | BUILDING | around 1900 metropole buildings , 3-7 the hayes , cardiff was erected . |
255 | fraser | 1 | PERSON | eventually owned by house of fraser . |
256 | manchester | 1 | PLACE | manchester * |
257 | properties | 1 | PROPERTY | mawddach crescent was a row of properties overlooking the mawddach estuary . |
258 | leicester | 1 | PLACE | leicester * |
259 | atlas | 1 | VERTEBRATE | the atlas , or hayes , building was erected around 1893 and this survived until destroyed by fire in 1958 . |

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