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	Discovering Leeds - Briggate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Briggate is a wide street running north to south through the centre of Leeds.
		Hidden behind the façade of merchants houses and elegant shop fronts were the inn yards and courts of Briggate, where people lived and worked in small shops and workshops, and where conditions were overcrowded and squalid.
		This is the story of how Briggate was created, and how it has become what it is to-day.
	www.leodis.org /discovery/discovery.asp?page=2003218_676159084 (0 words)

	Florilegium urbanum - Death - Will of a wealthy merchant
		Also a tenement, with its buildings and appurtenances, in the town of Bishop's Lynn in Briggate, that I acquired in the past from Joan Noon, lying between the tenement of Bartholomew le Coteler on the north side and the tenement once of Richard de Warewik on the south side.
		Also a tenement, with its buildings and appurtenances, that I acquired from Thomas Broun, located in the town of Bishop's Lynn on the corner opposite St. Margaret's church, Lynn, between the tenement of John de Tilneie butcher on the east side and the tenement of Lady Aveline de Tilneie on the north side.
		Also two shops with their buildings and appurtenances, located in Bishop's Lynn in Briggate between the tenement of Peter de Waltone on the north side and the tenement of John de Fordham senior on the south side; which shops I recently acquired from the executors of John Lamberd.
	www.trytel.com /~tristan/towns/florilegium/lifecycle/lcdth10.html (0 words)

	History of Leeds
		Another explanation is a Loiner is someone born within the sound of the church bells of Briggate.
		Its spine was a new road, Briggate, the road leading to the bridge.
		The population grew from 10,000 at the end of the seventeenth century to 30,000 at the end of the eighteenth.
	www.myleeds.net /leeds/community-history.htm (0 words)

	Norfolk Mills - Briggate watermill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Briggate watermill was actually at Worstead and some knew it as Worstead Mill.
		Wherries on the canal at Briggate in 1928
		Briggate watermill was worked in conjunction with two windmills - first with Worstead Old Mill, which was also known as Briggate postmill then later with Cubitt and Walker's Briggate towermill
	www.norfolkmills.co.uk /Watermills/briggate.html (0 words)

	Discovering Leeds - Briggate
		Briggate is the centre of trade in Leeds, just as Maurice Paynel had intended it should be.
		Briggate is strengthened as the centre of administration when a new Moot Hall is built.
		The cloth market has moved from the bridge to Lower Briggate, but is eventually moved to the cloth halls.
	www.leeds.gov.uk /discover/discovery.asp?page=2003218_676159084&topic=2003218_372249783 (0 words)

	Schofields (department store) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With the opening of the new Schofields in 1990 it was decided that the supposedly temproary store on Briggate would be retained and be known as Rackhams (another trading name used by House of Fraser).
		The Briggate store is now known simply as House of Fraser and the former Schofields which the Schofields Centre had became known as The Headrow Centre had been occupied by Lillywhites sportswear retailer between 1996 and 2001 and is now occupied by several chain stores including Sports World, New Look and Toyworld Megastore.
		The only visible evidence pointing to the existence of Schofields is an NCP multi storey car park located near to the former department store on Albion Street that continues to use the name of 'Schofields Car Park' despite the demise of this department store.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Schofields_(department_store) (0 words)

	Discovering Leeds - The Headrow
		At the northern end of Briggate, at right angles to it was the Head Row, so-called because of its situation at the 'Head' of the town.
		From the junction with Briggate the street slopes downwards to the east towards Lady Bridge over Sheepscar Beck, where it becomes 'the Street', the road leading eastwards to York.
		The 1560 map shows that unlike Briggate, which had deliberately been made wide enough to accommodate the market, the Head Row was very narrow.
	www.leeds.gov.uk /discover/discovery.asp?page=20031028_930446804&topic=2003114_981624783 (0 words)

	Briggate Morris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Briggate is a women's morris side based in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
		We dance North West Morris, wearing fl dresses with red and gold braid.
		For more information about Briggate Morris, contact the secretary briggate@bigfoot.com
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	More about Briggate Morris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		We have regular dance-outs from spring to autumn, and host the Briggate Weekend of Dance around the Leeds area each July.
		North West Morris dates back to the era of Victorian women mill workers dancing in their mill clogs and Briggate dances a mixture of traditional and more recent dances.
		For more information about Briggate Morris, contact the secretary by email to briggate@bigfoot.com or by phone on 0113 282 0109
	home.clara.net /hairydog/briggate2.html (0 words)

	Location and Map of Queens Court Gay Bar and Club Leeds
		Queens Court is situated at 167 Briggate, this section of Briggate is known by locals as Lower Briggate because it is lower (downhill) from Boar Lane.
		Briggate: As you go down Briggate Queens court is on the left shortly before the Railway bridge.
		By Car: Briggate is one way if comming by car approach Briggate from the lower end e.g.
	www.queens-court.co.uk /location.htm (0 words)

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		Leeds itself was, in comparison with its present condition, an insignificant town, hardly longer than the length of Briggate, stretching westward no further than Trinity Church, and with Saint Peter's Church for almost its eastern limit.
		The White Cloth Hall, between Briggate and Saint Peter's Church, was completed in 1775; and within a few years, nine similar structures were opened in all the trading towns of the West Riding of Yorkshire.
		By 1800 the population had increased to 30,699; in 1821 it amounted to 83,746; and in 1865 it was estimated at 224,025...Most of the wool was made into cloth by small manufacturers scattered about the country, and lodged in the different towns and villages of the West Riding.
	www.umassd.edu /ir/Resources/TextileIndustry/t3.doc (0 words)

	Medieval English urban history - Lynn rental
		The lease to Grantham indicates that the tenement was on the west side of Briggate and that Couteshale's was on the corner of Wingate; Grantham also held the property to the rear (west).
		In 1424 John Stephenson butcher held a tenement with a stall opposite St. Margaret's aqueduct, for 26s.8d and the property was categorized as being in Briggate.
		The farm of the tenement recently of William de Swanton in Briggate.
	www.trytel.com /~tristan/towns/lynn4.html (0 words)

	Norfolk Mills - Briggate tower windmill
		Briggate towermill was 5 storeys high and built of tarred red brick c.1859.
		For much of its working life, Briggate windmill was worked in conjunction with Briggate watermill and much of the joint history is on that page.
		If you have any memories, anecdotes or photos please let us know and we may be able to use them to update the site.
	www.norfolkmills.co.uk /Windmills/briggate-towermill.html (0 words)

	VR Leeds - Victoria Quarter - Briggate Entrance
		Shows the recent 'pedestrianisation' of Briggate, this photograph would have been impossible to achieve on any Saturday as thousands of shoppers fill the road.
		BRIGGATE: This shopping street was for many years one of the busiest roads in Leeds.
		Many of the leading names in retail have their stores in Briggate, Marks and Spencer are here (of course!) and now Harvey Nichols attracts the well heeled shopper.
	www.vrleeds.co.uk /leeds/hires13.html (0 words)

	Looking at Buildings: from the Pevsner Architectural Guides. An introduction to understanding and exploring the built ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The present frontage to Briggate is an improvement of 1896, when two shops south of the entrance were rebuilt and the arcade entrance widened.
		Pilasters with ornate capitals separate the ground floor shops; the division continues between former small shops and offices at gallery level, into which light is reflected by white glazed bricks.
		The gallery is no longer accessible although the top of a spiral stair is visible at the Briggate end.
	www.lookingatbuildings.org.uk /?Document=3.G.2.2 (0 words)

	Bella Pasta restaurant, Leeds City Centre, West Yorkshire - Leeds Restaurants and Menu
		Leeds boasts two Bella Pastas — one on Briggate in the city centre (which opened in 1997) and the other handy for the cinema and Ikea at Centre 27 (established 1999).
		Buy one get one free offer at Briggate for students available after 9pm Mon-Thu.
		Briggate also has a conference room available for £60 a day.
	www.sugarvine.com /leeds/minisite/more_information.asp?id=7481 (0 words)

	North Walsham & Dilham Canal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This is the most northerly of all the Norfolk Broads navigations, it uses the upper reaches of the River Ant for part of its route and is the only "canal" in the Broads.
		The route was to be almost 9 miles long from the River Ant, south of Dilham, to Antingham Ponds via Honing and North Walsham.
		It was to have 6 locks, at Honing, Briggate, Ebridge, Bacton Wood and 2 at Swafield.
	www.btinternet.com /~canals/canals/northwalshamdilham.htm (0 words)

	Leeds Metropolitan University - Latest News - Students provide big draw for Briggate - 24/10/06
		BA (Hons) Architecture students took to the streets to find out how Leeds’ residents would like to redesign Briggate, the city’s best-known shopping precinct.
		The challenge was held as part of The Big Draw, a day-long national event organised by the Campaign for Drawing, to demonstrate how drawing connects generations and cultures and makes us see, think, invent and act.
		The third year students received a great response from the public, especially children, whose redesigns of the pedestrian zone included a zoo, theme park and ‘man-zone’ for respite from shopping.
	www.lmu.ac.uk /the_news/oct06/big_draw.htm (0 words)

	Leodis Forum - A Bravenet.com Forum
		When Ralph Paynel inherited Leeds around 1200 he found that his family had already given away the main village which stretched the length of Kirkgate, leaving him with very little income.
		This market place later became known as Briggate, bryc being the Old English word for bridge, and gata the Old Norse for a way or street.
		Re: Re: history of brigate by Shaun Cohen · Oct 25, 04 - 9:29 PM Re: Pictures of Briggate by Mike Howgate · Feb 11, 05 - 7:00 AM Re: Re: Pictures of Briggate by Sandra Brown · Feb 18, 05 - 10:43 PM Reply
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	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| Pizza Hut fined for dirty kitchen
		Leeds magistrates heard the routine inspection in 2004 was the fifth to have found cleanliness problems at the premises in Briggate since March 1999.
		The court heard how all members of staff at the Briggate restaurant had been replaced and magistrates were shown photographs of the refurbished kitchen area.
		Ordering the firm to pay a total of £13,300, chairman of the bench John McGivern said they accepted that no members of the public had been harmed.
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	Village Briggate Norfolk, North Norfolk England UK Community website - Local Information Events Bed & Breakfast Hotels ...
		Village Briggate Norfolk, North Norfolk England UK Nursery, Private Schools, Primary Schools, Pre-prep, Secondary Schools
		Village Briggate Norfolk, North Norfolk England UK Property for Sale, Propert to Let, Houses, Homes detached and semi-detached, Flats
		Briggate Norfolk Jobs, Job, Employment, Recruitment, Job Centers, Recruiters
	www.ukvillages.co.uk /ukvillages.nsf/villages/Briggate-Norfolk (0 words)

	pubsclubs
		After a few circuits of lower Briggate, we turned off and ended parking near to the Dragonara Hotel.
		Just after locking the car, we were stopped by four young men in a car, lost and looking for a pub in Headingley.
		It is well hidden up a court-yard further down lower briggate from Queens court, and is relatively small.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/kkay1/pubsclub.htm (0 words)

	Briggate Tower, Leeds - SkyscraperCity
		A skyscraper proposed for Briggate in Leeds, March 1938.
		The tower isn't the bad, would get a 7 or 8 but I wouldn't want to see it on Briggate.
		Well maybe New Briggate but not the historic stretch of Briggate.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=302867 (0 words)

	Workshop Manager About Me
		My first job was at Watson and Cairns Lower Briggate Leeds which was not only situated near one of the oldest buildings in Leeds but also had old fashioned management and I had to work my way up from sandwich boy to 5 star Honda mechanic.
		In December 1977 I attended a training course at Honda UK Power Road London and passed with a score high enough to gain entry in the Honda mechanic of the year competition, this consisted of a written exam which got me through to the top six and a practical test at Honda UK.
		The accounting software I bought with the computer seemed totaly unrelated to the business I was running so I started to develop my own using Dbase II and Wordstar I put together an invoicing and accounting program.
	www.workshopmanager.co.uk /aboutme.shtml (0 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| West Yorkshire \| City shakes to festival rhythms
		A host of musicians from as far afield as Australia and New Zealand are taking part in this year's Rhythms of the City festival.
		Away from the festival stage on Briggate, the crowds will be entertained by dancers and acrobats.
		Councillor John Procter said it was the perfect chance for anyone wanting to see Europe's best performance artists.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/3564926.stm (0 words)

	UK Indymedia - Anti Arms Trade Stall in Briggate
		Photos from today's anti-arms trade stall in Briggate, Leeds
		Oxfam, Amnesty International and People and Planet groups from around Yorkshire held a stall today to protest the arms fair.
		Please install the CAcert root certificate to verify the authenticity of the site, for more information see the security page.
	www.indymedia.org.uk /en/2006/01/332005.html (0 words)

	UKUUG 2004 Linux Technical Conference
		If you’re starting from anywhere else then first head for the city centre and pick the directions up below at a well-known location such as Briggate or Millennium Square.
		Note that while the university and Clarence Dock are both on the fringes of the city centre, they’re on opposite sides, and it’s going to take you a little over half an hour to walk there even if you have a brisk pace and don’t get lost.
		Go straight on for one block till you reach the next major intersection, which is Briggate.
	www.ukuug.org /events/linux2004/leeds/medical_teaching_centre.shtml (0 words)

	Dales Bikebus
		A special bus that takes West Yorkshire cyclists into the Yorkshire Dales is about to start its 2003
		summer services on the 25th of May. It is on show today in Briggate, Leeds.
		> 2003 summer services on the 25th of May. It is on show today in Briggate, Leeds.
	www.cyclingforums.com /t25595.html (0 words)

	133/137 BRIGGATE (LEEDS) (NO.1) LIMITED credit report - Tuesday 7th November 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Company Details - 133/137 BRIGGATE (LEEDS) (NO.1) LIMITED
		Notice of change of directors or secretaries or in their particulars.
		Particulars of a mortgage or charge, or a mortgage register
	www.ukdata.com /numbers/04165732.html (0 words)

	Broadside ballad entitled 'Barney Ligget's Misfortunes'
		A wonderful night we had in the Briggate.
		She gave me the slip then I did find
		The next time I'm seen at the Briggate,
	www.nls.uk /broadsides/broadside.cfm/id/14803/transcript/1 (0 words)

	Oslo Bar Information ,174 Lower Briggate, eeds, LS1 6DT LS1 6DT VIP Guestlist - Review from ClubWizard.co.uk (via ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		he Underworld, Tucked away on Lower Briggate (next door to Break for the Border) is Oslo, an exciting new bar which rightly claims to be completely different to anything Leeds has ever seen before.
		From the outside it's easy to miss - just a door in a wall.
		Important Notice — The views contained in this user review are not endorsed by ClubWizard Ltd in any way and are provided by users who wish to publish their independent views of the respective establishment
	www.nightmagazine.com.cob-web.org:8888 /reviews/cw3Review.php?_CWR_GAREA=3&_CWR_RVID=197 (0 words)

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