CAPE ARGUS - 1886 & 1906
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1886, 19 May
1906, 6 December
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CROSSE & BLACKWELL is the brand name of a British line of
foodstuffs dating back to 1706, when a grocery business named West and
Wyatt opened on King Street in Soho, London. In 1829, Edmund Crosse and Thomas Blackwell bought out West and Wyatt
and renamed it to CROSSE & BLACKWELL. In 1850, CROSSE & BLACKWELL started to pot meats such as Strasbourg
paste and anchovy paste. Jams & Jellies were also bottled.
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