BUSH INN
14 Butler Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1851 Mr. Holdroyd (Had a daughter named Margaret)
? Miss Margaret Holdroyd
1853 - 55 Henry Shaw (Property owned by John Parker - PC. 16.7.1853)
do do by Peter Catterall PC. 21.7.1855)
do do by Peter Catterall PC. 21.7.1855)
1856 Mr. Brown
1860 Thomas Gildert
1861 William Makinson
1866 Barbara Relph
1869 - 71 William Harrison
Demolished in 1876 -77 to make room for the widening of the railway lines.
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Preston Chronicle 5th February 1853
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BROWN'S BUSH INN & COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Butler Street, near the Railway Station, Preston.
LICENSED BREWER and DEALER in LONDON
AND DUBLIN PORTER, BURTON AND
BITTER ALES, &c., &c.
DINNERS, SOUPS, &c., &c.
WELL AIRED BEDS
Preston Chronicle 17th May 1856
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Preston Chronicle 24th March 1860
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| Preston Chronicle 7th April 1860 |
WHAT FOR THEN?
NOT FOR THE WEEK, BUT
ALL YEAR ROUND!
YOU'LL FIND A STRONG
GLASS OF FINE SPARKLING ALE
AT THE BUSH INN, BUTLER STREET.
Preston Chronicle 19th May 1860
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A SECRET MARRIAGE AT PRESTON
- STRANGE REVELATIONS -
ADULTERY AND DESERTION
In the Divorce Court, a few days ago, the case of Cullimore v Cullimore was heard.
There was also an undefended suit, in which the wife sued for divorce, on the grounds of her husband's adultery and desertion.
The parties were married secretly at Preston in 1854, the petitioner being at the time under age. After the marriage they resided for four days at the Bush Hotel there, when they separated, and the petitioner returned to her friends. Soon after that the respondent committed adultery with several women, one of whom lived with him for several years, and had several children by him.
In 1860 he went to America, but had since returned. He had never offered to take his wife to cohabitation with him, nor given anything for her support.
The desertion and adultery having been proved, the Court pronounced a decree nisi.
Preston Chronicle 9th May 1868
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A SECRET MARRIAGE AT PRESTON
- STRANGE REVELATIONS -
ADULTERY AND DESERTION
In the Divorce Court, a few days ago, the case of Cullimore v Cullimore was heard.
There was also an undefended suit, in which the wife sued for divorce, on the grounds of her husband's adultery and desertion.
The parties were married secretly at Preston in 1854, the petitioner being at the time under age. After the marriage they resided for four days at the Bush Hotel there, when they separated, and the petitioner returned to her friends. Soon after that the respondent committed adultery with several women, one of whom lived with him for several years, and had several children by him.
In 1860 he went to America, but had since returned. He had never offered to take his wife to cohabitation with him, nor given anything for her support.
The desertion and adultery having been proved, the Court pronounced a decree nisi.
Preston Chronicle 9th May 1868
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
William Makinson 43 years Innkeeper b. Blackrod
Jane Makinson 30 b. Cockerham
Sarah Makinson 19 b. Lancaster
Richard Makinson 15 b. Preston
James Makinson 10 do
Margaret A. Makinson 2 do
1871
William Harrison 34 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Bryning
Barbara Harrison 40 Wife b. Askham, Westmoreland
Elizabeth E. Harrison 3 months Daughter b. Preston
Richard Harrison 62 Father b. Thornton
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