Miss
Have examined the census and , although Carlisle Terrace is not on the c1889 map,( the earliest large scale map) the position on the census shows it was on the site of what , in 1889 and after, was called court 13. In 1861 it would probably have been an open terrace, like the Alma Terrace next to it, but between 186 and the c1889 map a building was built at the front, leaving only a narrow covered entrance to the remaining terrace. some houses also seem to have disappeared from the terrace, as there are 7 houses in the 1861 census. On the c1951 map, the frontage and soem houses appear to have been destroyed by bombing, but nos 2,3,5,6 & 7 remained, though, of course, all now gone.