GRIFFIN'S HEAD #
116 Lancaster Road North / 1 Fish Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1841 - 43 John Worthington
1853 Richard Sharples
1853 Richard Sharples
1861 John Parson
1869 - 71 Robert Charnley
1875 Eleanor Hudson
1875 Eleanor Hudson
1877 - 79 Rowland Marshall d. 1879
1879 Eleanor Marshall
1879 - 82 Thomas Hayton
1882 - 84 John Rigg
1884 - 85 John Walker
1885 - 94 John Massey
1894 - 95 Jane Massey
1897 - 99 Walter Mortimer Pegg
1899 - 1900 Roger Milner
1900 - 01 Thomas Burman
1901 - 04 Robert Kirkham
1907 Samuel Briggs
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This is a very interesting addition. Is it possible that this
house had previously been known as the "Queen's Head Inn"?
The order for the "Bell's Weekly Advertiser" a sporting paper, was written locally, by or on behalf of the editor of the Preston Chronicle, Isaac Wilcockson.
It is, of course, possible, that there is a human error
involved.
Dated: August 21st 1841
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SELLING DRINK DURING PROHIBITED HOURS.
George Sharples, landlord of the Griffin Head Inn, Lancaster Road, was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours. PC Watson said that at 10 minutes to twelve o'clock the previous Sunday he was on duty in Lancaster Road, when he saw the defendant hand out to a man a jug of ale. He told the landlord that he would report him, to which he replied, "You must look over it this time. I am not in the habit of filling drink."
Mr. Edelston appeared for the defendant, and called a man who stated that he received the beer for a sick person.
The Bench dismissed the case upon payment of costs.
Preston Chronicle 5th February 1870
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house had previously been known as the "Queen's Head Inn"?
The order for the "Bell's Weekly Advertiser" a sporting paper, was written locally, by or on behalf of the editor of the Preston Chronicle, Isaac Wilcockson.
It is, of course, possible, that there is a human error
involved.
Dated: August 21st 1841
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SELLING DRINK DURING PROHIBITED HOURS.
George Sharples, landlord of the Griffin Head Inn, Lancaster Road, was summoned for selling drink during prohibited hours. PC Watson said that at 10 minutes to twelve o'clock the previous Sunday he was on duty in Lancaster Road, when he saw the defendant hand out to a man a jug of ale. He told the landlord that he would report him, to which he replied, "You must look over it this time. I am not in the habit of filling drink."
Mr. Edelston appeared for the defendant, and called a man who stated that he received the beer for a sick person.
The Bench dismissed the case upon payment of costs.
Preston Chronicle 5th February 1870
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Preston Guardian 10th August 1872
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From around 1880
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CENSUS RETURNS
1871
Robert Charnley 48 years Beerseller b. Dutton
Elizabeth Charnley 38 Wife b. Adlington
Mary Charnley 16 Daughter b. Preston
Alice Charnley 13 Daughter do
Lucy Charnley 9 Daughter do
Frederick Charnley 7 Son do
Edmund Charnley 5 Son do
Elizabeth Charnley 3 Daughter do
Annie Charnley 2 Daughter do
Gertrude Charnley 11 months Daughter do
1881
Thomas Hayton 32 years Lic. Vict. b. Walton-le-dale
Alice Hayton 28 Wife b. Preston
Jane Hayton 5 Daughter do
Mary Hayton 2 Daughter do
Lillie Hayton 1 Daughter do
1891
John Massey 62 years Lic. Vict. b. Preston
Jane Massey 65 Wife do
Sarah Massey 21 Daughter do
1901
Thomas Burman 22 years Publican b. Hull, Yorks.
Matilda Burman 23 Wife b. Fleetwood
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