LAMB INN / NEW LAMB INN #
115 Park Road
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In 1904 these premises acquired the name ALBION INN. See that page for its position:
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In 1904 these premises acquired the name ALBION INN. See that page for its position:
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MINE HOSTS
1833 John Noble / George Noble
1843 William Sergeant
1849 - 61 Thomas Dean
1865 John Dewhurst
1868 - 82 Mrs Grace Dewhurst - Fined 10s + costs for breaching the Sunday Act on 12.7.1868
1883 Robert Thomas
1883 - 85 James Kymer
1885 Margaret Pownall
1886 William Hogarth
1886 Henry Heaton
1886 - 92 Mary Ann Dixon
1893 William Brewer
1893 James Evans
1894 - 95 Benjamin Thompson
1895 - 96 Ann Gillan
1896 Annie Dusoni(e)
1897 George Hargreaves
1897 - 98 Benjamin Affleck
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Preston Chronicle 3rd June 1865
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JAMES KYMER, landlord of the New Lamb Inn, Park Road, was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours, and Joseph Woodacre and Henry Davies were summoned for being on licensed premises during prohibited hours.
On Sunday 9th inst., at 45 minutes past nine, PC Robinson went to the door of the public house named, and found the door was only latched. He went inside, and found the defendants, each of whom had a pint pot containing beer before him. He told the landlord, who said it was given to them.
Mr. Edelston, who defended, stated that the men had gone there for the purpose of making an arrangement with the landlord to go to the Ribble works.
The landlord was fined 10 shillings and costs, and the other defendants 5 shillings and costs each.
Preston Herald November 15th 1884
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CENSUS RETURNS
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JAMES KYMER, landlord of the New Lamb Inn, Park Road, was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours, and Joseph Woodacre and Henry Davies were summoned for being on licensed premises during prohibited hours.
On Sunday 9th inst., at 45 minutes past nine, PC Robinson went to the door of the public house named, and found the door was only latched. He went inside, and found the defendants, each of whom had a pint pot containing beer before him. He told the landlord, who said it was given to them.
Mr. Edelston, who defended, stated that the men had gone there for the purpose of making an arrangement with the landlord to go to the Ribble works.
The landlord was fined 10 shillings and costs, and the other defendants 5 shillings and costs each.
Preston Herald November 15th 1884
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851 Address given as 57, Edmund Street.
Thomas Dean 48 years Flax Spinning O/looker b. Hoghton
Mary Dean 45 Wife do
Jane Williacy 30 House Servant b. Singleton
1861
Thomas Dean 58 years Beerseller b. Hoghton
Mary Dean 55 Wife do
1871
Grace Dewhurst 46 years widow b. Wharton (Warton?)
William Dewhurst 21 Son b. Fishwick
Jane Dewhurst 17 Daughter do
Henry Dewhurst 14 Son do
Louisia ? Dewhurst 7 Daughter b. Preston
Catherine Dewhurst 26 Daughter-in-law do
Henry Croasdale 76 widower Father / Joiner b. Wharton
Ellen Livesey 35 Daughter b. Preston
(Presumably Henry's daughter?)
1881
Thomas Dean 48 years Flax Spinning O/looker b. Hoghton
Mary Dean 45 Wife do
Jane Williacy 30 House Servant b. Singleton
1861
Thomas Dean 58 years Beerseller b. Hoghton
Mary Dean 55 Wife do
1871
Grace Dewhurst 46 years widow b. Wharton (Warton?)
William Dewhurst 21 Son b. Fishwick
Jane Dewhurst 17 Daughter do
Henry Dewhurst 14 Son do
Louisia ? Dewhurst 7 Daughter b. Preston
Catherine Dewhurst 26 Daughter-in-law do
Henry Croasdale 76 widower Father / Joiner b. Wharton
Ellen Livesey 35 Daughter b. Preston
(Presumably Henry's daughter?)
1881
Grace Dewhurst 55 years Publican b. Walton-le-dale
William Dewhurst 30 Son b. Preston
Catherine Dewhurst 29 Daughter-in-law do
1891
Mary Ann Dixon 49 years Beerseller b. Preston
John Blackburn 15 Nephew do
1891
Mary Ann Dixon 49 years Beerseller b. Preston
John Blackburn 15 Nephew do
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