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Monday, 13 February 2012

FORESTERS' ARMS, Avenham Lane

FORESTERS' ARMS   #
25  (later 42) Avenham Lane / 76 Russell Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1841 - 57          George Hindle
1861                  Robert Guy
1867                  William Hardiker
1869 - 71           John Hayes
1877                  Mrs. Mary Turner
1882                  Thomas Morton
1883                  Edward Worden
1884 - 92          James Greenwood
1892 - 93          James Thomas Wareing
1893 - 94          William Parkinson
1894 - 1902      James Hodgson
1902 - 05          John Riding   d. 6. 2. 1906
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GEORGE HINDLE, a beershop keeper at
Avenham, was charged with permitting a party to play at dominoes
in his house, contrary to regulations in his licence. He fully
contradicted the charge, and said the dominoes were the property 
of one of his customers, and he had not sanctioned the use of them.
He was ordered to pay the costs, but after a violent remonstrance
on the part of the defendant, he declared his preference to take
lodgings with Mr. Martin, as he was innocent of the charge alleged.

The Bench, seeing mutiny in Court, inflicted a penalty of 20s. and costs.
Preston Chronicle  21st July 1849
Mr. Martin was, I think, the chief at Preston Prison!
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Preston Chronicle  27th October 1866
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The tenant of the Foresters' Arms, Avenham Lane, John Riding, died yesterday morning, without making a will, and  on behalf of the owners, Mr. Parker applied that the son, Francis Riding, who now came forward at his mother's request, should have permission to sell.
Mr. Parker added that it so happened that the house was on the list for objections
The Chairman pointed out the difficulty that the committee were in, but eventually he said that no objection could be offered to the widow selling for the time being.
Lancashire Evening Post  7th February 1906
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CENSUS RETURNS
1841
George Hindle              40 years               Retail Brewer
Betsy Hindle                 40                        Wife
Mary Gardner               15                        Heald Knitter

1851
George Hindle              52 years               Beerhouse keeper        b. Preston
Elizabeth Hindle          47                       Wife / Confectioner               do

1861
Robert Guy                  29 years               Beerseller                     b. Preston
Alice Guy                     31                        Wife                                      do
Betsy Guy                     4                          Daughter                               do

1871
John Hayes                  62 years               Beerseller                     b. Stone, Staffs
Margaret Hayes           59                        Wife                             b. Preston
Jane E. Hayes              33                        Daughter                               do
Mary Hayes                 19                        Daughter                               do
John Hayes                   16                       Son                                       do

1881
Thomas Morton           36 years               Beerhouse Keeper        b. Hull
Mary Morton               40                        Wife                             b. Preston

1891

1901
James Hodgson           31 years               Beerhouse Keeper        b. Lancaster
Mary Hodgson            32                        Wife                             b. Preston
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