GLOBE TAVERN #
28 Heatley Street
- later 30 / 31 Heatley Street.
122, Corporation Street.
The latter address is a knock-down re-build of the Globe Inn.
The current one, below, carries the date 1892.
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The Globe Tavern was rebuilt on the same footprint that it occupied on this sketch plan. Therefore, Corporation Street can be imagined running north to south between the eastern wall of Heatley Street Mill, and the western wall of the Globe Tavern.
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Preston Chronicle 11th July 1846
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- later 30 / 31 Heatley Street.
122, Corporation Street.
The latter address is a knock-down re-build of the Globe Inn.
The current one, below, carries the date 1892.
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| This wonderful image was taken by Linda Barton, Preston Historical Society. Several attempts have been made in the last 10 years or so to revive the fortunes of a very attractive building, but have met with disappointing results. |
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MINE HOSTS:
1838 - 41 Mary Hill
1846 John Green
1851 James Fisher
1853 John Lawrenson
1855 Mrs. Taylor
1858 William Swarbrick -William Swarbrick was born in Goosnargh in 1825, a son of George and Ann [Singleton] Swarbrick. In 1858 he was listed in the Post Office
Directory as a beer seller at 30, Heatley Street, Preston.
1861 - 70 Richard Finch
1870 - 74? Robert Wilding - Came from the General Lee.
1874? - 79 Thomas Wilding -not the father, (d. 1874) of Robert, but possibly a brother?
Wine licence granted Sept. 1876
1879 - 88 John Gough
1888 - 91 Agnes Gough
1891 - 93 Isaac Wilson Lawrence -Isaac Lawrence was a brewer at Ince Brewery, Wigan.
The house was re-built in 1892, presumably by this brewery?
1893 William Norris
1894 - 97 John Nicholl
1898 George Bamber
1898 Edwin Carus Wells
1898 - 99 Arthur Waiting
1899 Robert Thompson
1899 - 1900 Elizabeth Anderton - Still owned by Isaac Lawrence Brewery - see 1893.
1900 - 01 George Drummond (Ex-PNE. One of the Old Invincibles). Died early 1914.
1901 - 02 Samuel Leighton.
1902 - 07 Gervaise Lambourne
1907 W. Shorrock
1910 Ernest Coward
1913 Henry Smith
1926 - 32 Fred. T. Kitson
1936 Harold Disley
1940 - 48 Frederick H. Stephens (Stevens) (Stephenson)
1970 Jim and Marie Parkinson
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| The Heatley Street entrance. |
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Preston
Chronicle – 9th July 1853
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ROBBERY BY A DOMESTIC SERVANT
Jane Ratcliffe, who had been a servant in the employ of Mrs. Taylor,
formerly of the Globe Tavern in Heatley Street, but now of Great
Shaw Street, was charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel,
the property of her mistress.
A short time since, in consequence of something she had seen in the
prisoner's conduct, Mrs Taylor discharged her, but last week missed a
number of articles, and informed the police of her loss.
It was discobered that on the 14th November, Ratcliffe had pawned the
flannel petticoat at the shop of Mr Lewis Taylor in Friargate, and she
was apprehended in the workhouse by PC Counsell. The petticoat was
produced and identified by Mrs. Taylor as her property.
The other articles had not been found.
She was sent to the House of Correction for 2 months.
Preston Chronicle 1st December 1855
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TO BE LET
With immediate possession
THAT well-accustomed BEER-HOUSE, called
the "GLOBE TAVERN," in Heatley Street, Friargate.
The stock to be taken at a fair valuation.
Satisfactory reasons can be given for the present
tenant removing.
Particulars on application to Mr William Ainsworth,
Auctioneer and Valuer, North Road, Preston,
or on the premises.
Preston Chronicle 8th March 1856
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Preston
Herald – 19th July 1890
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TO BE LET
The Globe Hotel, Corporation Street,
Preston.
Apply: Isaac Lawrence and Sons, Ince Brewery,
near Wigan.
Preston Herald 28th October 1893
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In 1891, Arthur Waiting, 40 years old at the time, and a Builder's Manager, born in Bowness on Solway, was living in Dalton.
In 1900 - 01, he was at the Spread Eagle Hotel in Lune Street.
Lancashire Evening Post – 1st September 1898
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Preston Herald – 7th January 1899
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Preston Herald – 10th January 1900
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Lancashire Evening Post – 13th December 1901
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Preston Herald – 14th December 1901
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Lancashire Evening Post – 16th April 1902
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Preston Herald – 13th June 1903
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1907
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Lancashire Evening Post 24th June 1912
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Lancashire Evening Post 3rd December 1913
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Lancashire Evening Post 6th December 1913
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Lancashire Evening Post - 28th February 1914*
Lancashire Evening Post - 28th February 1914 *
Lancashire Evening Post 25th November 1941
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Lancashire Evening Post – 27th March 1947
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CENSUS RETURNS
1841
Mary Hill 30 years Retail Brewer
Mary Ann Hill 10 Daughter
Eliza Hill 4 Daughter
Joseph Hill 1 Son
Alice Malley 15 Servant
1851
James Fisher 36 years Beer seller b. Cockerham
Jane Fisher 37 Wife b. Radcliffe
1861
Richard Finch 28 years Beerseller b. Preston
Sarah Finch 28 Wife do
Thomas Finch 2 Son do
Margaret Finch 5 months Daughter do
1871
Robert Wilding 30 years Beerseller b. Longton
Mary H. Wilding 31 Wife b. Preston
James A. Wilding 11 months Son do
Thomas Wilding 61 Father b. Longton ( d. April 1874 aged 63 yrs)
1881
John Gough 54 years Wheelwright b. Preston
Agnes Gough 49 Lic. Vict do
Mary A. Gough 24 Daughter do
Betsy Gough 19 Daughter do
1891
Agnes Gough 55 years Lic. Vict. b. Preston
1901
George Drummond 36 years Beerseller b. Scotland
Lucy Drummond 20 Wife b. Ireland
Catherine Drummond 12 Daughter b. Preston
Frederick Drummond 9 Son do
Mabel Drummond 1 Daughter do
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