ANGEL INN Back Lane

ANGEL INN   #

Back Lane (now Market Street East)
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'Angel Weind' was in the proximity of
Back Lane / Lord Street / New Street,
which would tie in with the fact that in the
1841 census, William Tuson was listed as
the first occupant in Back Lane, after reaching
the end of Lord Street.
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MINE HOSTS

1836                 Peter Yates ?
1840                 J. & I. Gates

1841                 William Tuson

 were, however,1841         Jamieson Waddington [aged about 60 years in  1846]

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A  HOUSE  OF  ILL-FAME.
An information was on Wednesday laid against Peter Yates and his wife, the keepers of a notorious beer-house and brothel in Back Lane, for entertaining bad women etc.  It appeared, however, that there had been a subsequent information upon which the defendant was fined, and that the present one could not be sustained.
Other informations for similar offences since, however, in preparation against the same party, but on Mr. Ashcroft producing evidence that they were then removing entirely from the house, and agreeing to inform them that if they did not leave, these informations would be brought against them, and the highest fine inflicted, the case was dropped, the object of the magistrates solely being to put down a house which had long been a notorious sink infamy and vice.
Preston Chronicle   4th June 1836
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Preston Chronicle  7th March 1840

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Licence applied for on Thursday 19th August 1841,
for a beerhouse in Back Lane. The property was
owned by Isaac Gate.

Preston Chronicle 21st August 1841

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    INSOLVENT DEBTOR

Jamieson WADDINGTON, formerly of the ROSEBUD, London Road, Preston, 

Licensed Victualler, then of the ANGEL INN, Back Lane, Preston, beerseller. 

Afterwards of the YORK HOTEL, Church Street, Licensed Victualler.

Preston Chronicle  24th October 1846

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In December 1846, Jamieson Waddington and his wife applied

for the job of Master and Matron of the Penwortham Workhouse.

They failed, but came second out of the five who were short-listed.

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION

By Mr. Wm. CHARNLEY on Monday 29th May, 1854, and the

following day, at No. 80 Back Lane, Preston.

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A large quantity of FORFEITED PLEDGES, consisting of Plate,

Gold and Silver Lever and Verge Watches, Men's and Women's

wearing apparel, Furniture, Feather Beds and bedding, broad and

narrow Woollen Cloths, Cloths, Silks, Stuffs, Prints, Linens, Books, 

Guns, &c., being goods pledged with

Messrs. J. & I. GATE

No.80 Back Lane, Preston, prior to the 29th May 1853.

Preston Chronicle  27th May 1854

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CENSUS RETURN

1841

William Tuson                         25 years                          Retail Brewer

Elizabeth Tuson                       20                                   Wife

Catherine Tuson                       5                                    Daughter

James Tuson                            3                                    Son

William Tuson                          4 months                        Son

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