HORSE AND FARRIER, Tithebarn Street

HORSE AND FARRIER    #

52 Tythebarn Street

'Top of Lord Street'

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 The 'Horse and Farrier' faced the end of Lord Street

and renamed after being re-built on thed same footprint, as the

"MARKET HOTEL"

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MINE HOSTS

1807           Mentioned in London Morning Post  11.5.1807 - Bankrupt's hearing.
1812                     Christopher Wilcock
1818                     John Houghton - daughter, Mary, married Edward Fowler, see 1819 notice, below.

1825 - 35             Edward Fowler - wife, Mary Fowler, of Elston, d. 12.6.1831
1836                     James Cheetham  - tenant

1840 - 42 ?           Richard Woods - John Langton Woods, infant son of R.W. died 23.7.1840   

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MARRIAGE:  On Wednesday last, Mr. Edward Fowler,
liquor merchant, to Miss Mary Houghton,
both of Preston.
Lancaster Gazette  18th December 1819
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Preston Chronicle  5th March 1831
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EDWARD FOWLER - HORSE & FARRIER

Three boys were committed to the House of Correction 

to take their trials at the Sessions, on two charges of

felony. The prisoners were in the habit of begging, and 

had gone into the house of Edward Fowler, the 'Horse

and Farrier', and called for a glass of ale, for which one

of them immediately paid. Mrs. Fowler received the money, 

dropped it into the drawer, and went down the cellar steps 

to draw the ale. During her absence they carried off the

drawer and its contents.

Preston Chronicle 27th October 1832

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On Monday at the Town Hall, Richard Woods, a beershop keeper in St. John Street, was convicted of suffering gaming in his house, and was fined 40 shillings plus costs.

 

Preston Chronicle   8th February 1840

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Preston Chronicle – 3rd May 1845

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CENSUS RETURN

1841

Richard Woods                          33 years                           Victualler 

Mary Woods                              22                                    Wife

Richard Woods                           2                                      Son

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